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Detailed analyzes. Red shot game - accumulated. Ranked players. Summary. Forwards. Shots , opponents. Shots , offensive. Goal Keeper s. Power play. Defensive. Offensive. Box play. 5 versus 5. Red shot game. Key figures. Defense men. Team analyzes. Individual analyzes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Goal Keepers

Defensive

Offensive

Team analyzes Individual analyzes

Ranked players

Defense men

Forwards

Detailed analyzes

5 versus 5

Power play

Box play

Red shot game

Red shot game- accumulated

Key figures

Performance data

Summary

Shots, offensive

Shots, opponents

Summary- Factors that determine the results of the games

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Key figures

A typical distribution is 72% green shots / 28% red shots

Average shot efficiency for a green shot is 2.6% and 21.6% for a red shot

This corresponds to a save percentage SVS% of 97.4% and 78.4%

A good offense player shoots many red shots 

A good defense man prevents red shots from the opponents 

A good goalkeeper saves many red shots (and many green shots). Green save percentage varies very little between different goalkeepers 

A typical distribution of power play and box play is 60% green shots / 40% red shots

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Red shot game

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Legends Red shotRed goal

Canadas’s red shots Norway’s red shots

What is the red shot game?

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Red shot game – accumulated

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Opponent’s red shots

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What is the red shot game?

Legends Red shotRed goal

Canadas’s red shots

Red shot game- Since green shots mostly are inefficient, it is worthwhile only looking at the shots with high scoring chance – the red shots

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The team that produces most red shots wins the red shot game

The red shot game gives an indication on how successful the offense have been

 

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Red shot game

Red shot game- Since green shots mostly are inefficient, it is worthwhile only looking at the shots with high scoring chance – the red shots

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The team that produces most red shots wins the red shot game

The red shot game gives an indication on how successful the offense have been

 

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Red shot game - accumulated

Goal keepers- Save percentage, SVS%, green and red shots

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Average save percentage: 97.4 / 78.4

Roberto Luongo: - / -

Carey Price: - / -

Mike Smith: - / -

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Typical average save percentage

97.4 % green shots 78.4 % red shots

Defensive- Shots from the opponents

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Type Number of shots

Distribution

Green - - %

Red - - %

Total - 100 %

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shots

Offensive- Distribution and shot efficiency

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Conclusion

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Type Number of shots

Distribution Goals Shot efficiency

Green - - % - - %

Red - - % - - %

Total - 100 % - - %

Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shotsTypical average shot

efficiency2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Ranked players- Best players according to the Performance analyze

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Defense men- Shot from opponents

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shots

Distribution, better

forwards

Forwards

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Distribution, poorer

forwards

Shot efficiency, better

forwards

Shot efficiency, poorer

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Distribution, better forwards

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Forwards

Name Green shots Red shots

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shots

Distribution, poorer forwards

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Forwards

Name Green shots Red shots

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shots

Shot efficiency, better forwards

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Forwards

Name Green shots Red shots

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Typical average shot efficiency2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Shot efficiency, poorer forwards

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Forwards

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Typical average shot efficiency2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Shots, offensive

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Type Number Percentage Shot efficiency

A - - % - %

B - - % - %

C - - % - %

D - - % - %

E - - % - %

F - - % - %

G - - % - %

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List of the different

shot types

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Shots from the opponents

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Type Number Percentage Shot efficiencyopponents

Save percentagegoal keepers, SVS

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B - - % - % - %

C - - % - % - %

D - - % - % - %

E - - % - % - %

F - - % - % - %

G - - % - % - %

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List of the different shot

types

5 verus 5

Offensive distribution - % green shots / - % red shots

Offensive shot efficiency - % green shots / - % red shots

Shots from the opponents

Defensive distribution - % green shots / - % red shots

Defensive shot efficiency - % green shots / - % red shots

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Typical average distribution

72 % green shots 28 % red shots

Typical average shot efficiency

2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Powerplay

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Distribution - % green shots / - % red shots

Shot efficiency - % green shots / - % red shots

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shotsTypical average shot efficiency

2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Boxplay

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Typical average distribution72 % green shots

28 % red shotsTypical average shot efficiency

2.6 % green shots 21.6 % red shots

Distribution, opponents - % green shots / - % red shots

Shot efficiency, opponents - % green shots / - % red shots

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List of green and red shots

A - green shot (2.6% shot efficiency)

B - short puck contact (15.5% shot efficiency)

C - rebounds (21.2% shot efficiency)

D - deflections  (21.2% shot efficiency)

E - screened shots (16.4% shot efficiency)

F - puck transport crossing the central line (27.9% shot efficiency)

G - pass crossing the central line which is followed by a shot (shot 29.3% efficiency)

Average shot efficiency B-G: 21.6%Start

Shots, offensive

List of green and red shots

A - green shot (2.6% shot efficiency)

B - short puck contact (15.5% shot efficiency)

C - rebounds (21.2% shot efficiency)

D - deflections  (21.2% shot efficiency)

E - screened shots (16.4% shot efficiency)

F - puck transport crossing the central line (27.9% shot efficiency)

G - pass crossing the central line which is followed by a shot (shot 29.3% efficiency)

Average shot efficiency B-G: 21.6%Start

Shot, opponents