Soviet players stats vs CSSR players

[Namba 17]

Only forwards. More, than 5 games played. Only players, who began their international career since 1961 WC. Taken into account WC, OG, CC games vs CSSR international team.
I did it myself, so, if you notice any mistakes - don't hesitate to criticize.

Table 1. By PPG

	Player	GP	G	A	P	PPG	GPG
1	Makarov	23	9	14	23	1,00	0,39
2	Mikhailov	24	8	14	22	0,92	0,33
3	Firsov	11	6	4	10	0,91	0,55
4	Balderis	11	7	3	10	0,91	0,64
5	Krutov	19	9	8	17	0,89	0,47
6	Petrov	23	10	10	20	0,87	0,43
7	B. Mayorov	7	3	3	6	0,86	0,43
8	Bykov	11	8	1	9	0,82	0,73
9	Kharlamov	24	10	8	18	0,75	0,42
10	Larionov	17	6	6	12	0,71	0,35
11	Starshinov	13	7	2	9	0,69	0,54
12	Kapustin	20	6	7	13	0,65	0,30
13	Shalimov	13	5	3	8	0,62	0,38
14	Kamensky	7	2	2	4	0,57	0,29
15	Maltsev	24	6	7	13	0,54	0,25
16	Vikulov	13	3	4	7	0,54	0,23
17	A. Yakushev	19	7	3	10	0,53	0,37
18	Shepelev	10	4	1	5	0,50	0,40
19	Shadrin	14	1	5	6	0,43	0,07
20	V.Golikov	12	2	3	5	0,42	0,17
21	Skvortsov	13	4	1	5	0,38	0,31
22	Zluktov	18	3	3	6	0,33	0,17
23	Khomutov	18	2	4	6	0,33	0,11
24	Anisin	6	0	1	1	0,17	0,00
25	Drozdetsky	9	1	0	1	0,11	0,11

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Table 2. By GPG

	Player	GP	G	A	P	PPG	GPG
1	Bykov	11	8	1	9	0,82	0,73
2	Balderis	11	7	3	10	0,91	0,64
3	Firsov	11	6	4	10	0,91	0,55
4	Starshinov	13	7	2	9	0,69	0,54
5	Krutov	19	9	8	17	0,89	0,47
6	Petrov	23	10	10	20	0,87	0,43
7	B. Mayorov	7	3	3	6	0,86	0,43
8	Kharlamov	24	10	8	18	0,75	0,42
9	Shepelev	10	4	1	5	0,50	0,40
10	Makarov	23	9	14	23	1,00	0,39
11	Shalimov	13	5	3	8	0,62	0,38
12	A. Yakushev	19	7	3	10	0,53	0,37
13	Larionov	17	6	6	12	0,71	0,35
14	Mikhailov	24	8	14	22	0,92	0,33
15	Skvortsov	13	4	1	5	0,38	0,31
16	Kapustin	20	6	7	13	0,65	0,30
17	Kamensky	7	2	2	4	0,57	0,29
18	Maltsev	24	6	7	13	0,54	0,25
19	Vikulov	13	3	4	7	0,54	0,23
20	V.Golikov	12	2	3	5	0,42	0,17
21	Zluktov	18	3	3	6	0,33	0,17
22	Khomutov	18	2	4	6	0,33	0,11
23	Drozdetsky	9	1	0	1	0,11	0,11
24	Shadrin	14	1	5	6	0,43	0,07
25	Anisin	6	0	1	1	0,17	0,00

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[Batis]

I think that you may have forgot to count the games against Czechoslovakia in the 1990 and 1991 WHC for Makarov who in total has 30 points in 26 games against Czechoslovakia in major international tournaments.

WHC 1990: 3 points in 2 games Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji 1990 – Wikipedie
WHC 1991: 4 points in 1 game Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji 1991 – Wikipedie

 

[Namba 17]

I think that you may have forgot to count the games against Czechoslovakia in the 1990 and 1991 WHC for Makarov who in total has 30 points in 26 games against Czechoslovakia in major international tournaments.

WHC 1990: 3 points in 2 games Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji 1990 – Wikipedie
WHC 1991: 4 points in 1 game Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji 1991 – Wikipedie

Thank you for your input!
Yes, I forgot to add, that the last year for my stats was 1989. This is the year, I believe, with the last full strength USSR - CSSR games. After that, WC turned into secondary tournament and I can't take it's results into account. My idea was to make a tables with stats against the real hockey powers - NA and CSSR teams. I think, this will be helpful additional stats for ranking Soviet players, because international stats just from WC or OG can be misleading - there were too many weak teams in such tournaments.

 

[Theokritos]

Thanks for your effort! As VMBM has already mentioned in the other thread, the difference between Yakushev's numbers against Canadians and against Czechoslovaks are impossible to overlook, and that difference might indeed explain why the player is held in higher regard in North America than in Russia. And it's true that Maltsev doesn't look too good against either opponent.