Links to individual one-game scouting reports are available below these graphs.
*These are early results, and only represent these player's performances during the specific games scouted.
Even-strength grade relates how well a player plays at even-strength. The higher the grade, the better a player played. This calculation is a measurement of how many successful plays a player makes in relation to all of the plays they engaged in. Grades also take into account goals, assists, traditional plus/minus, and shots on goal.
Three of the free-agents shown here produced above-average grades. They were Zach Parise, Torrey Mitchell, and Zenon Konopka.
EVEN-STRENGTH RISK/REWARD RATING
Even-strength risk/reward rating is a measurement of how many more successful plays than unsuccessful plays a player makes for every minute they are on the ice. This does not take into account goals, assists, or traditional plus/minus. Risk/reward not only quantifies how well a player plays, it also takes into account how involved they are in the play.
Two players shown here produced risk/reward ratings above average; they were Zach Parise, and Torrey Mitchell.
PERCENTAGE OF PLAYERS' EVENTS PER-ZONE
This is a visual representation of the percentage of total events for each player that take place in each zone. The higher the number, the more involved that player is in that zone.
EVEN-STRENGTH OFFENSIVE-ZONE RISK/REWARD RATING
Even-strength offensive-zone risk/reward rating is a measurement of how many more successful plays than unsuccessful plays a player makes for every minute they are on the ice. O-zone risk/reward rating only takes into account those plays that take place in the offensive-zone. This does not take into account goals, assists, or traditional plus/minus. Risk/reward not only quantifies how well a player plays, it also takes into account how involved they are in the play.
Four players shown here have above-average offensive-zone risk/reward ratings. They are Zach Parise, Torrey Mitchell, Zenon Konopka, and Jason Garrison.
EVEN-STRENGTH DEFENSIVE-ZONE RISK/REWARD RATING
Even-strength defensive-zone risk/reward rating is a measurement of how many more successful plays than unsuccessful plays a player makes for every minute they are on the ice. D-zone risk/reward rating only takes into account those plays that take place in the defensive-zone. This does not take into account goals, assists, or traditional plus/minus. Risk/reward not only quantifies how well a player plays, it also takes into account how involved they are in the play.
Two players shown here have above-average defensive-zone risk/reward ratings. They are Zach Parise and Torrey Mitchell.
EVEN-STRENGTH EVENTS PER-MINUTE OF ICE-TIME
Even-strength events per-minute of ice-time is a measurement of how many events a player engages in per-minute of ice-time. This means that the more involved a player is in the play, the higher this number should be.
Again, only two players shown here engage in more events per-minute of ice-time than the average. They are Zach Parise, and Torrey Mitchell.
SUCCESS-RATE WITH PUCK-POSSESSION
A player with possession of the puck has 5 main options (depending where he is on the ice); he can pass the puck to a teammate, beat an opposition player 1on1 with a deke, shoot the puck on net, dump the puck out of the defensive-zone, or dump the puck into the offensive-zone. The number shown here represents each players' success-rate when attempting either of these plays.
Four players show here have above-average success-rates when engaging in these events; they are Zach Parise, Dominic Moore, Jamie Mcginn, and Zenon Konopka.
The number shown here represents each player's success-rate when attempting to obtain or remove puck-possession from the opposition. Only two players shown here have above-average success-rates when attempting to remove or obtain puck-possession from the opposition. They are Zach Parise, and Torrey Mitchell.
Jiri Hudler (April, 2012) (playoffs) Torrey Mitchell (January 23rd, 2012) Torrey Mitchell (April, 2012) (playoffs) Zach Parise (April 13th, 2012) (playoffs) Zach Parise (April 15th, 2012) (playoffs) Taylor Pyatt (January 24th, 2012) Taylor Pyatt (March 5th, 2012) Alexander Semin (January 31st, 2012)
Zenon Konopka (January 24th, 2012)
