Compare players, 2012-13 season

At a glance

Jay Harrison Travis Hamonic

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Where they shot from

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The numbers

Jay Harrison D, WPG		2012-13	Travis Hamonic D, DET
	47	Games played	48
	3	Goals	3
	7	Assists	7
	10	Points	10
	0.21	Points per game	0.21
	-10	Plus/minus	-8
	54	Shots	83
	5.6	Shooting %	3.6
	83	Hits	59
	51	Penalty minutes	28
	19:54	Average ice time	22:48
Five-on-five, while he was on the ice
	50.3	Corsi for %	46.6
	-1.9	CF% relative to team	-5.4
	49.7	Fenwick for %	48.9
	47.3	Expected goals for %	50.2
	-1.8	xGF% relative to team	-1.7
	40.3	Goals for %	42.9
	96.8	PDO	97.3
	111	Shot attempts taken	147
Expected goals, all situations
	2.4	Expected goals	3.2
	0.15	Expected goals per 60	0.17
	3.1%	Chance per attempt	2.5%
	+0.6	Goals above expected	-0.2
Rating, in goals
	-1.7	Goals above replacement	+1.5
	-0.3	Wins above replacement	+0.2
	-1.3	Even-strength offence	-2.4
	-0.7	Even-strength defence	+0.8
	-0.2	Power play	-0.2
	-0.6	Penalty kill	-0.1
	-2.0	Penalties	-0.3
Contract
	$700K	Cap hit	$875K
	$70K	Cap dollars per point	$88K
	-$924K	Worth at the going rate	$1.8M
	-$1.6M	Value: worth minus cap hit	+$908K

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