The rosters have player names, height, date of birth, etc., but are set up slightly differently, so there was some cleanup work to do, before starting. And of course, I used my favourite Excel tool – pivot tables. Instead, here is my rudimentary player data analysis, based on the team rosters. Since I’m not a hockey expert, or a master statistician, I’ll leave the in-depth game analysis to someone else. So here I am, saying congratulations to Team USA! We made a friendly wager, and the fans of the losing team promised to write a hockey data post, congratulating the winning team. Meanwhile, David Napoli was confident that Team USA would win this time. They had won the previous 4 gold medals, and seemed like a sure bet. Last week on Twitter, Science_Goddess and I were cheering for Team Canada. Is there anything in the player data that shows why the USA team won? The team rosters were available online, so I used those for a hockey player data analysis, in Excel pivot tables.
They beat our Canadian team, in a hard-fought game that went into overtime, and ended with a shootout. No - I do NOT want to do the rosters myself: answer this option if you do not want to take the time out of your day to input ratings yourself.Congratulations to the USA Women’s Hockey team, who won the Olympic gold medal. Also, remember that you would have to edit the entire CHL, free agents, etc. This option would take much longer as you would have to do extensive editing across the board. No - give me Revamped Rosters FULL instead: answer this option if you would be interested in inputting your own rosters based off of the traditional Revamped Rosters with ratings more spread out to better separate the superstars from the scrubs (basically 64+ overall for NHL players). You could sort of pick how in-depth you want to go. This option would be quicker for you as it would be much less editing on your part. Yes - bring on Revamped Rosters LITE: answer this option if you would be interested in inputting your own rosters based off of EA's ratings scale (basically 78+ overall for an NHL player). So I am conducting a poll here to gauge the interest level of everyone to see if you guys would like me to put my Revamped LITE ratings on a Google Sheet so you can update your own rosters this year based off of my ratings. Since everyone would have to input the ratings themselves, I figured this would be much quicker for everyone so they can get to playing the game sooner rather than later. Since there is no roster sharing this year, I thought the best option would be to start with a Revamped Rosters LITE option, which would be accurate ratings within EA's ratings scale (basically 78+ overalls for NHL players). I have been busy over the past half year keeping a spreadsheet of my Revamped Rosters ratings for NHL 17.
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