A player can also be credited with a won puck-battle by removing puck-possession from an opposing player, and can be credited with a lost puck-battle by getting beat 1on1 (deke) by an opposing player.
THE PLAYER DATA SPECIALIST
MTL 2011-12
- What is Boucher Scouting?
- GOALIE REPORTS
- HABS PROSPECTS
- HABS 2011-12
- HABS 2010-11
- 2012 DRAFT
- ARMSTRONG 2012-13
- BEAULIEU 2012-13
- BOUILLON 2012-13
- BOURNIVAL (AHL)
- BOURQUE 2012-13
- DESHARNAIS 2012-13
- DIAZ 2012-13
- DREWISKE 2012-13
- ELLER 2012-13
- EMELIN 2012-13
- GALCHENYUK 2012-13
- GALLAGHER 2012-13
- GIONTA 2012-13
- GORGES 2012-13
- HALPERN 2012-13
- KABERLE 2012-13
- LEBLANC 2011-12
- LEBLANC (AHL)
- MARKOV 2012-13
- MOEN 2012-13
- NATTINEN (AHL)
- PACIORETTY 2012-13
- PLEKANEC 2012-13
- PRUST 2012-13
- RYDER 2012-13
- QUAILER (AHL)
- SUBBAN 2012-13
- TINORDI 2012-13
- WEBER
- WHITE 2012-13
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
HABS 2011-12 FINAL PUCK-BATTLE WINNING PERCENTAGES (BY ZONE)
The below graph is a visual representation of each Montreal Canadiens player's success-rate when engaging in puck-battles. A puck-battle occurs when two players battle for a loose-puck in tight quarters. The difference between a puck-battle and loose-puck recovery is distinguished by a player's positioning. If there is physical contact at the point of recovery, it is considered a puck-battle; otherwise it is considered a loose-puck recovery.
A player can also be credited with a won puck-battle by removing puck-possession from an opposing player, and can be credited with a lost puck-battle by getting beat 1on1 (deke) by an opposing player.
A player can also be credited with a won puck-battle by removing puck-possession from an opposing player, and can be credited with a lost puck-battle by getting beat 1on1 (deke) by an opposing player.
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