Doctor No
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An underlying hypothesis of score effects is that when a team is trailing, they take more shots on net in a deliberate trade between (increasing) quantity and (decreasing) quality.
A consequence is that winning goaltenders will (a) face more shots on average, and (b) have a higher save percentage.
This is a thread where I'll put interesting (to me) tables as I develop adjustments for my goalie data models.
A consequence is that winning goaltenders will (a) face more shots on average, and (b) have a higher save percentage.
This is a thread where I'll put interesting (to me) tables as I develop adjustments for my goalie data models.