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Compare players, 2012-13 season

At a glance

Steve Mason Ben Scrivens

Save %Goals againstWorkloadGamesGoals savedThe typical playerSteve Mason: Save %, 0.916, 61st percentileSteve Mason: Goals against, 2.35 a game, 51st percentileSteve Mason: Workload, 28.1 shots a game, 68th percentileSteve Mason: Games, 20 games, 35th percentileSteve Mason: Goals saved, -0.11 above expected per 60, 39th percentileBen Scrivens: Save %, 0.915, 56th percentileBen Scrivens: Goals against, 2.30 a game, 58th percentileBen Scrivens: Workload, 27.1 shots a game, 51st percentileBen Scrivens: Games, 20 games, 35th percentileBen Scrivens: Goals saved, -0.13 above expected per 60, 37th percentile

On the radar, each spoke runs from the lowest at the centre to the league leader at the rim, among the 57 goalies who played at least a quarter as many games as the busiest. The gap between two players on a spoke is the real gap between their numbers. The dashed shape is the typical player. Hover over a dot for the number.

The numbers

Steve Mason G, WPG 2012-13 Ben Scrivens G, MTL
20 Games played 20
7 Wins 7
8 Losses 9
0 Shutouts 2
561 Shots against 542
514 Saves 496
47 Goals against 46
0.916 Save % 0.915
2.59 Goals against average 2.69
Expected goals, while he was in net
44.9 Expected goals against 43.7
-2.1 Goals saved above expected -2.3
-0.11 Saved above expected per 60 -0.13
6.0% Chance per attempt faced 5.8%
Rating, in goals
+2.5 Goals above replacement +2.2
+0.4 Wins above replacement +0.4
Contract
$2.9M Cap hit $613K
$1.3M Worth at the going rate $1.2M
-$1.6M Value: worth minus cap hit +$575K

The better value in each stat is highlighted. Stats where more is not clearly better, such as games played, are not judged. Bars show each value against the larger of the two. What the advanced numbers mean