In addition, every player's success-rate with possession, and while attempting to remove possession in each zone will also be displayed.
EVENTS PER-MINUTE (BY ZONE)
This graph displays the number of events per-minute of even-strength ice-time. The events are broken into zones. Each color within the graph represents a zone. The red line indicates events in the defensive-zone, while the green and yellow line represent the offensive and neutral-zones, respectively.
Among defensemen, PK Subban has engaged in the most defensive-zone events per-minute played; followed by Josh Gorges. Francis Bouillon engaged in the fewest defensive-zone events per-minute played. Bouillon also engaged in the fewest offensive-zone events per-minute, while Douglas Murray engaged in the fewest neutral-zone events. The most neutral-zone events are engaged in by PK Subban, while the most offensive-zone events are produced by Andrei Markov.
Among centres, Lars Eller engaged in the most offensive, neutral, and defensive-zone events per-minute of even-strength ice-time. David Desharnais engaged in the fewest defensive-zone events, while Ryan White engaged in substantially-fewer offensive-zone events than the Habs other 3 centremen.
Max Pacioretty engaged in the most offensive-zone events per-minute among Montreal wingers, while Brandon Prust engaged in the most neutral-zone events. Michael Bournival actually engaged in the most neutral-zone events.
Alex Galchenyuk and Daniel Briere engaged in the fewest neutral-zone events, while Briere and Bourque engaged in fewest defensive-zone events per-minute among wingers.
OFFENSIVE-ZONE
This graph breaks the events each player has engaged in within the offensive-zone into either plays with possession (offensive), or plays without possession (defensive).
Among defensemen, Subban engaged in more events with the puck on his stick in the offensive-zone than any other defenseman, while Bouillon engaged in the fewest. Murray attempted to remove possession from the opposition in the offensive-zone most-often among d-men.
Desharnais engaged in the most events in the o-zone while in possession, while White engages in the fewest. Pacioretty produced the most puck-possession events in the o-zone among wingers; followed by Bournival and Gallagher.
Parros (SSS) engaged in the most defensive-events (forechecking) per-minute in the offensive-zone; followed by Eller, Bournival, and Pacioretty.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting a play with possession in the offensive-zone. Events used in this calculation include; perimeter passes, passes to the slot, wall-dekes, open-ice dekes, and shots on net.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting to remove puck-possession from the opposition in the offensive-zone. Events used in this calculation include; body-checks, stick-checks, and blocked-passes.
DEFENSIVE-ZONE
This graph breaks the events each player has engaged in within the defensive-zone into either plays with possession (offensive), or plays without possession (defensive).
Among defensemen, Subban engaged in more events with possession in the defensive-zone than any other defenseman, while Murray engaged in the fewest. Murray also attempted to remove possession from the opposition in the defensive-zone most-often among d-men.
Eller engaged in the most events in the d-zone while in possession, while Desharnais engaged in the fewest. Prust produced the most puck-possession events in the d-zone among wingers; followed by Gionta.
Eller also engaged in the most defensive-events per-minute in the defensive-zone, followed by Bournival; who leads all wingers.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting a play with possession in the defensive-zone. Events used in this calculation include; d-to-d passes, outlet passes, stretch passes, open-ice dekes, wall dekes, and dump-outs.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting to remove puck-possession from the opposition in the defensive-zone. Events used in this calculation include; body-checks, stick-checks, blocked-shots, and blocked-passes.
NEUTRAL-ZONE
This graph breaks the events each player has engaged in within the neutral-zone into either plays with possession (offensive), or plays without possession (defensive).
Among defensemen, Subban engaged in far more events with the possession in the neutral-zone than any other defenseman, while Murray engaged in the fewest. Markov attempted to remove possession from the opposition in the neutral-zone most-often among d-men. Subban has been the Habs least-active defensively in the neutral-zone.
Eller engaged in the most events in the n-zone while in possession, while White engaged in the fewest. Bournival produced the most puck-possession events in the n-zone among wingers; followed by Pacioretty.
Brian Gionta and Travis Moen engaged in the most defensive-events (trapping) per-minute in the neutral-zone; followed by Desharnais, Bournival, and Pacioretty.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting a play with possession in the neutral-zone. Events used in this calculation include; high/risk passes, regular passes, open-ice dekes, wall dekes, and dump-ins.
This graph shows each player's success-rate when attempting to remove puck-possession from the opposition in the neutral-zone. Events used in this calculation include; body-checks, stick-checks, and blocked-passes.
