The NHL site is coming along nicely. I would like to test how it scales, so everyone should visit the site to test how it handles traffic.
I'm fairly sure the site (on the current plan) won't be able to handle the traffic.
I will close the link tomorrow
nhl.hockey-statistics.com
Honestly, it's a random player - I don't follow Women's hockey that closely.
The PWHL site is getting a little attention. I hope you will consider to support the work:
pwhl.onrender.com/coffee
There are some minor expenses in regards to hosting the site, and I would like for it to at least break even.
Been doing some work on the NHL App which will hopefully go public in a not so far away future.
The Game Projections are now fully automated and RAPM charts for Corsi, xG and Goals have been added. It's all coming along nicely.
PWHL update:
Merry Christmas everyone!
I've added some new features and pages to the PWHL app including EA ratings from the NHL games - Thanks to
x.com/jbouch95 for collecting the ratings.
Let me know what you think.
PWHL update:
Merry Christmas everyone!
I've added some new features and pages to the PWHL app including EA ratings from the NHL games - Thanks to
x.com/jbouch95 for collecting the ratings.
Let me know what you think.
PWHL:
I've added a Skaters page. For now it just shows some basic stats and Shot maps of individual shots.
You can see performance against specific goaltenders.
PWHL:
I've added xG to my PWHL site. It's a relatively simple model, because we're limited by the publicly available data.
pwhl.onrender.com/report
PWHL:
I've added xG to my PWHL site. It's a relatively simple model, because we're limited by the publicly available data.
pwhl.onrender.com/report
Still working on the NHL App, but I could use some fresh eyes and little bit testing before I go public with it.
Send me DM if you want to test it out.
It's not at all a finished product yet, but it gets better by the day.
The first line in the tooltip is the Team name. The color (like the markers) depends on the Team perspective. It's difficult to see on that background for Boston and Minnesota.
It sure needs a little work. You could do Team logo or perhaps go with a player image.
Thanks!
I'm honestly not 100% sold that the tooltip bring much value. I might just drop it all together... But if I don't I should definitely tighten the margins.
That's it for now. Let me know what you think, and particularly let me know if you would be interested in video tagging some PWHL games.
I've tried to build the Shotplotter, so it's as easy as possible to add video tags to existing data.
Just a few comments on the PWHL play-by-play data:
1) It includes blocked shots, but not missed shots for some reason.
2) There's no Strength State, so the Strength State is calculated (there are mistakes!)
Finally, you have the Video tool. Now, I've only video-tagged one game, so there's not a whole lot of video there.
You can filter the data, so for instance you can see all shots by a specific player.
You also have the more classical Table view. The tables can be downloaded.
You can also see Shot attempts on a Heat map. Each of the zones are clickable, so you can focus on a specific area.
On the Report page on the PWHL App you can analyse the Play-by-Play data.
I will add xG later, but unfortunately we don't On-Ice information (except on goals).
Here you see Shot maps for and against for Boston Fleet.
This is particularly interesting for the PWHL because all games are publicly available on YouTube. This means you can use the Shotplotter to add videos to events from the Play-by-Play data.
Let me know if you have any interest of helping out with that part.
Likewise, you can import the Play-by-Play data into the shotplotter:
sports-tagging.netlify.app/hockey/
The downloaded lineups can then be imported into the Shotplotter if you want:
sports-tagging.netlify.app/hockey/teams
That will take you to the game page where you can see and download (export CSV) lineups and play-by-play data.
The Strength State calculations need a little work - Particularly for blocked shots... But it's not the easiest thing to calculate Strength from directly from PBP.
The schedule and Game data is taken directly from PWHL, so it should always be up to date with the league.
You can click on a specific game (if it has been played).
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PWHL App:
I've made an App where you can find and analyse PWHL. It's connected to the Shotplotter App I made a few weeks ago, in that you can download Lineups and PBP data which can then be imported into the Shotplotter.
pwhl.onrender.com
I've made some adjustments and additions to the Shot/Event tagging App.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
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I've built a tool for shot tagging in hockey. It is very much inspired by @nguyenank.bsky.social's shot-plotter.
I built a floorball version mostly for personal use, but figured a hockey version would be interesting to other people as well.
sports-tagging.netlify.app/hockey/
You can also see tables with data, and there's a video player function.
Here you can filter the events, and you can click in the table to play that specific. You can go back and fourth between events and choose how much you want to play before and after the event.
If you go to Heat Maps you can see the events by zone. The zones are a little different in the hockey app, but the concept is the same.
In the Report pages you can analyze the data. Here's data from a few floorball games.
