Making hockey analytics make sense (and look pretty). Writer at @EliteProspects
Which team has the most delusional fanbase?
Early in a season, if someone's on-ice shooting % is at an extreme high or low (say, 17% or 2%), you can be basically certain that it will regress towards (but not to) the mean, and so will their production rate.
If you watch the goals themselves, it's pretty clear from the number of five hole tricklers (and even an own goal) why this is the case
This is a really tricky player to evaluate. First of all, we know that special teams WAR is tricky, and the Oilers for the past two seasons have ranked highly on the PK while giving up a lot of xG. Could be goaltending, could just be something the model is missing.
Or if you just want to see how your favourite team is projected to perform, use the NHL Depth Chart projector to check out their lineup and how they're projected to rank in every aspect of the game. 
If you're not one for analytics and expected goal driving, his production in the past three seasons tells the same story. 
NHLe is a model that translates data from other leagues to project an NHL "equivalency" of point production. From there, it can be used to estimate a player's chance of becoming a star or full-time NHLer
And these head-to-head cards, which let you compare two teams directly based on their underlying numbers (offence- and defence-focused cards also available) 
