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Summary

  • A typical distribution is 72% green shots / 28% red shots
  • Average shot efficiency for a green shot is 2.6% and 21.6% for a red shot
  • This corresponds to a save percentage SVS% of 97.4% and 78.4%
  • A good offense player shoots many red shots 
  • A good defense man prevents red shots from the opponents 
  • A good goalkeeper saves many red shots (and many green shots). Green save percentage varies very little between different goalkeepers 
  • A typical distribution of power play and penalty kill is 60% green shots / 40% red shots