Skaters
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Adjusted Goals
(AdG)
- Goals adjusted for:
- 6 goals per game
- 82-game schedule
- 18-skater roster
Adjusted Assists
(AdA)
- Assists adjusted for:
- 10 assists per game
- 82-game schedule
- 18-skater roster
Adjusted Points
(AdPTS)
- Sum of:
- Adjusted Goals
- Adjusted Assists
- A complete description can be found here
Adjusted Hockey
Adjusted Games (AdGP)
- Games played adjusted for:
- 82-game schedule
Adjusted Seasons (AdYr)
- Career adjusted games divided by:
- 82-game schedule
- Example: Eric Lindros played 9.6 AdYr in his career (790 AdGP Ă· 82)
Pace
(G+, A+, PTS+)
- Unadjusted statistic on a per-game basis, expressed over 82 games
Adjusted Pace
(AdG+, AdA+, AdPTS+)
- Adjusted statistic on a per-game basis, expressed over 82 adjusted games
- Both Pace and Adjusted Pace can be calculated over a single season or a full career
- A Pace Line (or an Adjusted Pace Line) is a listed combination of goals, assists, and points (or adjusted goals, assists, and points) paces stylized with slashes
- Example: Mario Lemieux‘s career Adjusted Pace Line is 55/82/136

Goaltenders
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Goals Saved Above Average (GSAA)
- Number of goals saved (or allowed) vs. the league average save percentage on the same number of shots
- Shots on goal data is available beginning in 1955-56
Adjusted Hockey
Adjusted Save Percentage
- Save percentage adjusted to a neutral scoring environment where .900 is the league-average save percentage each season
- Individual seasons adjusted to an 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games before mandatory backup goalies
- Individual seasons adjusted to an 82-game schedule
Adjusted Goals Saved Above Average (AdGSAA)
- 1955-56 to present:
- Hockey Reference.com’s GSAA adjusted for:
- 6 goals per game
- 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games before mandatory backup goalies
- Hockey Reference.com’s GSAA adjusted for:
- 1917-18 to 1954-55:
- Number of goals saved (or allowed) vs. league-average GAA over same number of minutes, adjusted for:
- 6 goals per game
- 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games
- Number of goals saved (or allowed) vs. league-average GAA over same number of minutes, adjusted for:
Adjusted Games (AdGP)
- Games played adjusted for:
- 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games before mandatory backup goalies
- 82-game schedule
Adjusted Seasons (AdYr)
- Career adjusted games divided by:
- 60-game starter’s workload
- Differs from a skater’s complete season of 82 games
- 60-game starter’s workload
Adjusted Record: Adjusted Wins (AdW), Losses (AdL), Ties (AdT)
- Goaltender’s record adjusted for:
- 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games before mandatory backup goalies
- Removal of the “loser” point in standings (i.e., 3-point games)
- Shootout wins = Adjusted ties; Overtime losses = Adjusted losses
- 82-game schedule
- Adjusted Winning Percentage (AdW%) is winning % based on adjusted record
- Reflects only 2 points available per game (i.e., all goalies net to .500)
Pace
(W+, L+, T+, GSAA+)
- Unadjusted statistic on a per-game basis, expressed over 60 games
Adjusted Pace
(AdW+, AdL+, AdT+, AdGSAA+)
- Adjusted statistic on a per-game basis, expressed over 60 adjusted games
- Both Pace and Adjusted Pace can be calculated over a single season or a full career

All Players
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Point Shares (PS)
- Estimate of the number of points contributed by a player
- Point shares is the sum of a player’s offensive, defensive, and goalie point shares
- A complete description can be found here
Award Shares
- A player’s share of the maximum possible voting points for an award
- Example: In 1996-97 Hart Trophy voting, Paul Kariya received 239 voting points of the maximum 540 (i.e., 54 voters x 10 points for a first-place vote)
- Kariya’s 1996-97 share is 44.26%, or 0.44 Hart shares
- Kariya earned 0.58 career Hart shares
- Example: In 1996-97 Hart Trophy voting, Paul Kariya received 239 voting points of the maximum 540 (i.e., 54 voters x 10 points for a first-place vote)
Adjusted Hockey
Adjusted Point Shares (AdPS)
- Hockey Reference’s Point Shares adjusted for:
- 82-game schedule
- Max. 70 games for goaltenders before mandatory backup goalies
- 18-skater roster
- Removal of the “loser” point in standings (i.e., 3-point games)
- Shots on goal adjustment for goaltenders once available (1955-56 to present)
- 82-game schedule
- Adjusted Point Share Pace (AdPS+) is a player’s adjusted point shares on a per-game basis, expressed over 82 adjusted games
High Noon (HN)
- A player’s highest positional ranking over any 3-season stretch in their career
- Positions = forwards, defencemen, or goaltenders
- Calculated at the end of each season using a player’s Adjusted Point Share Pace over the 3 previous seasons
- Skaters: min. 50% of the adjusted schedule in the 3-season cycle
- Goaltenders: min. 45% of the adjusted schedule in the 3-season cycle
- See article on High Noon here
- Example: P.K. Subban‘s defenceman ranking at the end of Seasons 3-13 of his career are: #22, #6, #4, #3, #4, #8, #11, #17, #33, #91, #128
- Subban reached his High Noon as the #3 defenceman in the NHL

All sources credited above — Hockey-Reference.com and Adjusted Hockey