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The golden rule: production without context lies. Ten goals on 6 minutes a game and ten goals on 14 minutes are very different seasons. A complete tracker like RinkLog logs all three families during the game and crosses them automatically in progression charts.
- Production: goals, assists, points, shots on goal and missed
- Context: ice time per shift, faceoffs, hits, penalties, +/-
- Analytics: iCF, SCF%, xG and Finishing, PDO
- Comparison: percentile benchmarks against same-age, same-level players
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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