Puck Over the Glass
Aaron KnodellHockey analysis and occasionally other things but mainly hockey analysis
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What Factors Most Determine Which Team Wins?
There’s a lot of excellent work being done in public hockey analytics right now and one of my favorite sources is LB-Hockey. I’ve previously looked at how LB-Hockey’s SPAR model stacked up to other public WAR models and today I’d like to tu...
What Do We Mean When We Talk About Regression?
Spend any amount of time reading sports analytics, and the term “regression” is sure to pop up. Preaching regression to the mean is a quick and easy way to be right more often than not when trying to figure out which teams are good and whic...
Is Generating Tipped Pucks More of a Forward Skill or Defenseman Skill?
Scoring is difficult in the NHL. Even in the current elevated scoring environment, teams only score about four 5-on-5 goals per game (up from under 3.5 per game during the nadir of the dead puck era). As such, one of the most common methods...
The Missing Frame: Interpolating Intermediate Puck Locations in NHL EDGE Animations
During the 2020 playoffs, the NHL started testing its new puck and player tracking system (PPT), which records puck and player locations via infrared emitting chips in the puck and a chip on each player’s right shoulder.1 Player locations a...
Which Public WAR Model Is Most Predictive?
There’s been a small project bouncing around in my head for a while that I finally knocked out this past weekend: a look at which of the most prominent public WAR (or SPAR) models (Evolving-Hockey, HockeyStats, and LB-Hockey) is the most pr...
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