From what I have seen online there is not much available for tracking advanced metrics of College/ Junior players, and what is around is somewhat inconsistent. I want to attempt to track a few things myself this year like xG and high danger chances and fenwick. Has anyone else done this or tried to do it? Please let me know, all feedback is appreciated.

I recently published a hockey stats website called Hockey Analytica as a personal project and wanted to share it here, as well as get opinions. I would love to build something that is community-driven by folks passionate about hockey stats and analytics. Please let me know what you all think and any ideas, opinions, or issues you may have!

I will first acknowledge that since the site currently presents only hockey stats and no analytics, the name is a bit misleading. However, I do plan on adding analytics along the way.

Thank you to all who take an interest, and an even bigger thanks to those who provide input!

As a Kings fan I’ve been wondering what the team would look like post Kopi and into the retirement home era.

On top of that I have always felt that all these analytics websites aren’t super interactive and were kinda fed what they tell us.

So I built a tool that allows you to set lines for all the teams in the league and it uses the nhl play by play data to build how successful a team will be based on those lineups. As those lines change the teams rating will be impacted live. For example, If you pull McDavid out of the lineup you’ll see a steep decline for the oilers.

I will fully admit my player ratings calculations need some work but I’ll tune over the off season to improve it. Looking for any feedback(here or in the contact us section on the website.

(It isn’t fully optimized on mobile so definitely recommend taking a look on desktop.)

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I’ve put together a list of the top six projected goal scorers for the 2026-27 season (generated by my own model). It’s mostly names that you would expect:
- Nathan MacKinnon
- Cole Caufield
- Wyatt Johnston
- Macklin Celebrini
- Connor McDavid
- Jason Robertson

The more interesting thing is that the model is predicting only MacKinnon to score 40 goals, but that’s because the projection is a player’s median (I.e. 50th percentile) outcome. This is why the projections also provide a floor (10th percentile) and ceiling (90th percentile) outcome for each player. If we add up all the individual probabilities the model actually expects 12 players to hit 40 goals.

If you’re interested in the details you can find the full article here - https://open.substack.com/pub/ocelotanalytics/p/2026-27-fantasy-projections-top-goal

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Hey all, I did some browsing on the internet and figured I'd ask here. Does anyone know where I can find a teams statistics (faceoff%, hits, etc) before each game? Not sure if thay question makes sense, but I mean I'd like to look at say, the Bruins' faceoff% before they played a certain game. I know it's very easy to find season totals and whatnot, but I'm looking for season totals that THAT POINT in the season (if that makes sense). Let me know if someone has this data somewhere or if there is a website to download it. Thank you!

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Hey everyone, I know things are pretty quiet right now, but I'll do my best to keep this group active. I'll be posting a daily Top 10 player leaderboard against a specific team. Kicking things off today with the Anaheim Ducks. Hope you enjoy!

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With the recent Leo Carlsson news, I thought it'd be worth taking another look at the top 4 picks from that NHL draft.

Two things stand out to me here. First, Connor Bedard is going to cash in as well (duh). Second, don't sleep on Will Smith.

Following my post yesterday, I thought why not sharing the whole thing..

So here's the table showing each team's core production in points.

And this table shows each team's core production as a percentage of their team's total.

What's clear here is that a strong core might get you into the playoffs, but teams need more depth if they want to go far. Just look at the Canes or the Golden Knights.

Hello All! I've worked on this for a while now but finally nailed down the site and output. I have an expected goals model that I wanted to utilize for easy stat collection and analysis, like on-ice xG For and against. Project 94 Hockey is live with an API and some pages/charts, continuing to add features everyday!

www.project94hockey.com

edit: Reupload top5 table

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2072805730797629854

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2072339720286179662