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Ratings and Ratios for Habs Douglas Murray

By Kicks @Chrisboucher73
Including numbers when the Habs win, when they lose, when they outscore the opposition at even-strength, and when they are outscored.
THIS SEASON
When comparing Murray's 2013-14 numbers with the averages produced by Montreal defensemen, we see that Murray has produced a substantially below-average risk/reward rating and ratio.
He produces fewer successful puck-possession plays per-minute, and has a substantially below-average puck-possession (o-touch) success-rate. Defensively, he has produced more successful defensive-touches per-minute, and has a defensive success-rate slightly above average.
Murray hasn't seen enough powerplay time to have produced reliable data. He does however, have an above-average short-handed ratio, as well as an above-average defensive success-rate while killing penalties.
Murray's takeaway to turnover ratio is on par with the average produced by Habs d-men, while his scoring-chance ratio is substantially lower.
LAST 10 GAMES
Through the last 10 games Murray has produced numbers above his personal average in every category included in this report. Particularly impressive has been his short-handed numbers, as both his SH ratio and defensive success-rate have been substantially above-average.
  • "2013-14" = Average numbers this season
  • "LAST 10" = Average numbers during last 10 games
  • "ES POS" = Average numbers when Habs outscore the opposition at even-strength
  • "ES NEG" = Average numbers when Habs are outscored by the opposition at ES
  • "WINS" =Average numbers when Habs win
  • "LOSSES" =Average numbers when Habs lose

The higher the fluctuation within a specific metric, the more likely the player's performance within that metric had a direct impact on the game's result.
In games where the Habs have outscored the opposition at even-strength Murray has produced a slightly better ratio, but a significantly-better risk/reward rating than when the Habs have been outscored at ES.
Murray's ratio has actually been better in games the Habs have lost, rather than won. That said, he's produced a better risk/reward rating during Habs wins than he has during Montreal losses.
Murray's scoring-chance ratio has been better in games where the Habs have enjoyed success (wins/outscored opp. at ES) than it's been otherwise.

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RATINGS AND RATIOSD-MEN   2013-14MURRAY  2013-14MURRAYLAST 10MURRAY'ES POS'MURRAY'ES NEG'MURRAY  'WINS'MURRAY'LOSSES'

ES RATIO2.862.362.602.332.292.262.42

ES RISK/REWARD RATING2.121.661.851.721.461.641.58

ES OTOUCHES / MP2.141.781.881.8731.6191.8211.679

ES SUCCESSFUL OFFENSIVE TOUCH %68.6%62.7%65.8%58.5%64.6%57.1%67.2%

ES DTOUCHES / MP0.881.041.031.0450.9701.0740.959

ES SUCCESSFUL DEFENSIVE-TOUCH %67.5%67.7%68.5%72.0%65.5%69.5%66.7%

PP RATIO4.441.001.001.00N/A

PP SUCCESSFUL OFFENSIVE TOUCH %80.3%100.0%100.0%100.0%N/A

SH RATIO2.482.712.932.812.66

SH SUCCESSFUL DEFENSIVE-TOUCH %67.6%70.5%78.8%69.0%72.6%

TAKEAWAY TO TURNOVER RATIO (HIGHER IS BETTER)2.662.662.752.472.682.432.84

SCORING CHANCE FOR/AGAINST RATIO (HIGHER IS BETTER)0.500.230.470.320.100.240.20


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