bobholly39
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- Mar 10, 2013
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Question.
+/- is typically said to be a useless stat around here. But has +/- data *with* powerplay/pk ever been tabulated - and would that be of more value when comparing players? Or still a useless stat?
The way i see it is:
Regular +/- : Let's pretend a player A is a +10 on the season at 5v5
Power Play Goals: Let's say he's on the ice for 40 power play goals: + 40
PK: Big disadvantage of the team - so it's not held against you. If player A is on the ice for 37 PK goals, it's still nada: +/- 0
Goals allowed while on the power play: So he's on the ice for 4 goals that his team allowed while they were on the powerplay. This counts: - 4
Total would be: + 10 (even play), + 40 (power play goals), 0 (PK), -4 (goals allowed while on PP) = +46
Is this already tracked anywhere - or has it ever been?
+/- is typically said to be a useless stat around here. But has +/- data *with* powerplay/pk ever been tabulated - and would that be of more value when comparing players? Or still a useless stat?
The way i see it is:
Regular +/- : Let's pretend a player A is a +10 on the season at 5v5
Power Play Goals: Let's say he's on the ice for 40 power play goals: + 40
PK: Big disadvantage of the team - so it's not held against you. If player A is on the ice for 37 PK goals, it's still nada: +/- 0
Goals allowed while on the power play: So he's on the ice for 4 goals that his team allowed while they were on the powerplay. This counts: - 4
Total would be: + 10 (even play), + 40 (power play goals), 0 (PK), -4 (goals allowed while on PP) = +46
Is this already tracked anywhere - or has it ever been?