NHL stats

CF% (Corsi For %)

Share of all shot attempts (goals, shots on goal, misses and blocked shots) taken by a player's team while they're on the ice at 5-on-5. Above 50% means your team is controlling play.

FF% (Fenwick For %)

Like Corsi, but without blocked shots, which focuses on attempts that actually reached the net area.

xG (Expected goals)

The chance an unblocked shot becomes a goal, based on distance, angle, shot type and whether it was a rebound or rush chance. Summed over shots, it measures chance quality, not just volume.

xGF%

Share of expected goals for while on the ice at 5-on-5. Often the best single number for whether a player's team is outplaying opponents.

GSAx (Goals saved above expected)

Expected goals against minus goals actually allowed. Positive means the goalie stopped more than an average goalie would have on the same shots.

PDO

On-ice shooting % plus save % at 5-on-5. It tends to drift back toward 1.000, so very high or low values often mean luck is involved.

Rel CF%

Team CF% with the player on the ice minus team CF% with them off it. Adjusts for how good the team is overall.

OZS% (Offensive zone starts)

Share of a player's shifts that start with an offensive-zone faceoff (vs. defensive zone). High numbers mean sheltered, offensive usage.

Per 60

Rate stats per 60 minutes of ice time, so players with different minutes can be compared fairly.

Advanced stats are calculated by daily.hockey from public NHL play-by-play and shift data. Our expected-goals model is our own and will differ slightly from other public models.