Hockey shifts site

[Zee]

For the people who love to dig DEEP into ice time, here's a very interesting website that shows shifts during a game.  Lots of options, you can actually hit the "play" button on any game and see the line shifts happen.

http://www.shiftchart.com/

 

[GhostofPotvin29]

Way to steal my thunder just because I didn't make a fancy new "thread", gawd.

It's pretty great though.

 

[Corn Flake]

Woah cool thanks for sharing Zee.

(way to go too, other guy!)

 

[GhostofPotvin29]

Woah cool thanks for sharing Zee.

(way to go too, other guy!)

*fist pumps like Briere*

 

[CarltonTheBear]

That site is pretty impressive. There's been a couple like it in the past but the UI is a lot better in this one.

www.extraskater.com is another site that's popped up this season. Again, it's not the first of its kind but it's easily the best in terms of its accessibility and interface. It's essentially a general database for advanced stats.

 

[Zee]

Way to steal my thunder just because I didn't make a fancy new "thread", gawd.

It's pretty great though.

Oh did you mention it in another thread?  Sorry man.  I feel shame.  :-\

 

[hockeyfan1]

That site is pretty impressive. There's been a couple like it in the past but the UI is a lot better in this one.

www.extraskater.com is another site that's popped up this season. Again, it's not the first of its kind but it's easily the best in terms of its accessibility and interface. It's essentially a general database for advanced stats.

Looking at the "Shooting" stats, a majority of the shots taken are under "Wrts" (wristshots).  "Slps" (slapshots) are practically non-existent.

 

[Kessel Run]

Wasn't this type of information formerly available on NHL.com?