**Disclaimer 1:** These models are *not* supposed to replace the “eye-test” but to provide supplementary information. No one is arguing that they are the “be all and end all” of hockey analysis (whether quantitative or qualitative).
**Disclaimer 2:** Cards can change within 12 hours as additional actions are credited to a player. What is posted should not be seen as “definitive” even within the constructs of the model.
**Disclaimer 3:** Where these really become useful is to see trends with a player’s performance. To do that, go to https://www.hockeystatcards.com/ and search for a player. You can then see breakdowns of their season-wide score along with trends over time and individual game logs.
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[Origin](https://www.hockeystatcards.com/)
[Data Source](https://www.naturalstattrick.com/game.php?season=20232024&game=21078&view=limited)
[Details of model](https://hockey-graphs.com/2016/07/13/measuring-single-game-productivity-an-introduction-to-game-score/). [Further details](https://theathletic.com/1019070/2019/06/14/improving-our-nhl-projection-model-ahead-of-the-2019-20-season/).
**Disclaimer 1:** These models are *not* supposed to replace the “eye-test” but to provide supplementary information. No one is arguing that they are the “be all and end all” of hockey analysis (whether quantitative or qualitative).
**Disclaimer 2:** Cards can change within 12 hours as additional actions are credited to a player. What is posted should not be seen as “definitive” even within the constructs of the model.
**Disclaimer 3:** Where these really become useful is to see trends with a player’s performance. To do that, go to https://www.hockeystatcards.com/ and search for a player. You can then see breakdowns of their season-wide score along with trends over time and individual game logs.