Compare players, 2015-16 season

At a glance

Brian O'Neill Michael McCarron

On the radar, each spoke runs from the lowest at the centre to the league leader at the rim, among the regulars at his position: forwards against forwards, defencemen against defencemen. 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 lines are each player's points adding up, game by game.

Where they shot from

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The numbers

Brian O'Neill R, NJD		2015-16	Michael McCarron C, MIN
	22	Games played	20
	0	Goals	1
	2	Assists	1
	2	Points	2
	0.09	Points per game	0.10
	-3	Plus/minus	-10
	14	Shots	41
	0.0	Shooting %	2.4
	36	Hits	49
	8	Penalty minutes	37
	10:22	Average ice time	11:41
Five-on-five, while he was on the ice
	44.2	Corsi for %	44.7
	-4.9	CF% relative to team	-4.9
	43.9	Fenwick for %	44.8
	46.0	Expected goals for %	50.3
	-7.9	xGF% relative to team	+0.1
	33.3	Goals for %	28.6
	97.9	PDO	95.4
	24	Shot attempts taken	50
Expected goals, all situations
	1.5	Expected goals	4.4
	0.39	Expected goals per 60	1.13
	8.2%	Chance per attempt	9.0%
	-1.5	Goals above expected	-3.4
Rating, in goals
	-0.9	Goals above replacement	+0.1
	-0.1	Wins above replacement	+0.0
	-1.4	Even-strength offence	-0.4
	+0.0	Even-strength defence	+0.4
	-0.1	Power play	-0.3
	+0.0	Penalty kill	0.0
	-0.1	Penalties	-0.3
Contract
	$563K	Cap hit	$863K
	$281K	Cap dollars per point	$432K
	-$4K	Worth at the going rate	$614K
	-$567K	Value: worth minus cap hit	-$249K

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