This is part two of this two part series by Shayna Goldman that shares insights from six hockey analytics experts about how they integrate analytics into hockey analysis. Part one explored how analytics can detail information about offensive and defensive production, predict scoring, demonstrate an individual player’s value, how to build a penalty kill, build narratives and provide supporting evidence for those narratives, explain what happened on the ice, and create visual models that can be used in place of charts full of numbers.
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Emmanuel Perry built Corsica, a database containing a wide range of hockey statistics, including traditional stats and more advanced analytics.