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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. We have spent the last couple of weeks looking at forwards who’ve changed their zone exit involvement and defencemen who’ve changed their playmaking skills. Today, let’s look at more changes, but which forwards have become better
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On my Ghost blog yesterday, I wrote about changes in tracking data over the last decade, and one finding was that forwards were becoming much more responsible for zone exits, and zone exits with possession, over the last 10 years. It got me thinking as to which forwards had their
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. Over the last few weeks, I started my series on the evolution of NHL defencemen. This week’s edition reviewed changes in tracking data, and a big takeaway being how much playmaking from defencemen has grown. It got me
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. With the Draft, a slew of major trades, and the bulk of free agency behind us, we should start looking ahead to next season. *Reminder: This newsletter will move to Ghost in the coming months, so to ensure you
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. Tomorrow (July 1st) marks the beginning of NHL free agency, so today, we will review some of the top remaining free agents, using tracking data from All Three Zones. We will use just last two seasons and compare free
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. Before going further, a reminder that this newsletter is slowly migrating to a new host, and there will be more hockey writing on the new site. You can subscribe here. * In light of the Carolina Hurricanes’ Stanley Cup win,
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. This week, we’re going to review some 5-on-4 power play tracking data from All Three Zones. Last week, I had a thread on BlueSky talking about what kind of tracking stats lead to PP goals for
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Hey everyone. Before getting to today’s surprise post, I want to say first: thank you for subscribing to ‘10 Interesting Stats’. I love writing this column each week, and knowing people are reading and enjoying it is a great feeling. Second, this newsletter will be moving. I have opened
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’! A month ago, this column reviewed some of the top performers from the first round of the NHL Playoffs. Today, we’re going to do the same kind of review, but only considering players whose teams made it past
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. This week, we’re using tracking data from All Three Zones to see changes in offensive shooting profiles from defencemen at 5-on-5. The focus will be specifically on shots off the rush and shots off the forecheck/
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’. Last week, this column covered veteran forwards who saw some improvements to their playmaking in the 2025-26 regular season. Today, we’re going to continue with playmaking stats, but comparing forwards. Over the last few weeks, I’ve
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Welcome back to another week of ’10 Interesting (To Me) Stats’! This week, we’re poking around to see if we can find veteran forwards adding a playmaking dimension to their game. We only need to look at recent seasons for players like Nathan MacKinnon and David Pastrňák doing this