Regularized Adjusted Plus-Minus (RAPM) is a hockey analytics metric used to estimate an individual player's contribution to team performance while adjusting for the effects of other players and contextual factors.

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Hockey analytics applies statistical analysis and data science to ice hockey, moving beyond traditional counting stats like goals and assists toward measures of a player's overall contribution to their team. Advanced metrics—such as shot-attempt and possession-based measures—help identify players who generate more value than they concede, informing player evaluation, in-game strategy, and roster decisions.

Hockey Analytics

Tracks the sum of shots, missed shots, and blocked shots for a player or team.

Corsi

Similar to Corsi in how it looks into possession through shots but it doesn't take into account blocked shots.

Fenwick

Stands for shooting percentage plus save percentage and is essential the metric to define luck.

SPSV

Calculates number of offensive and defensive zone faceoffs. While it doesn't mean much on its own it's important to consider when using metrics like corsi.

Zone Starts

Shots are given an additional weight based on their probability of going in.

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