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The most frequent confusion: counting a post as a shot on goal. It is not, and that mistake artificially inflates the opposing goalie’s SV%. In RinkLog, three distinct buttons remove the ambiguity and feed each statistic’s correct calculation automatically. The hockey shot tracker page explains what each button measures over ten games.
- Goalie SV%: shots on goal only
- Shooter iCF (Corsi): on goal + missed + blocked
- Post with no goal: missed shot (the goalie stopped nothing)
- Teammate deflection on net: shot on goal credited to the last toucher
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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