Games Played. Total regular season games appeared in.

Goals. Total goals scored across all situations.

Assists. Primary and secondary assists combined.

Points. Goals + Assists.

Plus/Minus. Goals scored by the player's team minus goals allowed while at even strength. Positive is good.

Penalty Minutes. Total minutes spent in the penalty box.

Shots on Goal. Total shots that required a save or resulted in a goal.

Shooting Percentage. Goals ÷ Shots on Goal × 100. League average is ~10–11%. Sustained rates above 15% typically regress toward average.

Individual Expected Goals. An estimate of how many goals a player should have scored based on shot volume and position. Forwards estimated at 10.5% conversion, defensemen at 6.5% (point shots convert at lower rates). Source: positional model — true shot-quality ixG requires zone/angle data.

Time on Ice per Game. Average minutes per game across all situations. Elite forwards typically see 18–22 min.

Power Play Time on Ice per Game. Average PP minutes per game. Top PP units typically see 3–5 min/game.

Penalty Kill Time on Ice per Game. Average shorthanded minutes. High PK deployment signals coach trust defensively.

Offensive Zone Faceoff %. Share of a player's faceoffs that start in the offensive zone. Higher % = sheltered deployment; lower % = tough defensive minutes.

Power Play Goals / Assists / Points. Production while the team has a man advantage (5v4 or 5v3).

Shorthanded Goals / Points. Production while the team is killing a penalty. Rare and high-value.

Points per 60 minutes on the Power Play. Normalizes PP production by time to compare players with different PP deployment.

Corsi For %. Share of all shot attempts (on goal, missed, blocked) taken by the player's team while they're on ice at 5v5. Above 50% = possession edge. A proxy for territorial dominance.

Expected Goals For %. Share of expected goals belonging to the player's team at 5v5. More refined than CF% — weights shots by location and type. Above 50% = outchancing opponents.

Points per 60 minutes at Even Strength. Production rate at 5v5, removing the influence of PP/PK time. Best measure of even-strength offensive impact.

Hits. Physical checks delivered. High hit totals often correlate with defensive/physical roles rather than offensive production.

Blocked Shots. Shots blocked by the skater (not the goalie). High blocks = defensive commitment, common in defensive-minded players and d-men.

Takeaways. Pucks stolen from opponents via stick checks or physical play.

Giveaways. Pucks lost to opponents. High giveaway counts can indicate riskier puck-handling tendencies.