Subject: Australian Hockey Players

I've basically had them a bit low... Was generally 100-40-20-40

that's right
I focused on shooting at hockey and ready to see difference any time soon..
big TB, w/super experience of PPM as well as knowledge!

so that would be why u lost against me, right?
(have to laugh, look the time of ur and mine post, same second)

NC still on, I decided not to waste an energy on it and I'm still on ((=
double no.of rounds I got trough last season, it may be end of the journey for this yr, happy in anyway..
..[hockey_team=26254] looks pretty confident to reach even higher spot at the end of it!
and another quality team [hockey_team=26285] is unfortunately off already, still there is a reason to be happy in overall as there is whispers about that the gr8 managers is willing to pull them deeper next season!
Craig Simpson for Australian Hockey post, I'll see u around..

.. saved by Anton Christensen ! He absolutely robbed the shooter point blank! And [hockey_team=63515] won this game (=

Can someone explain how the hockey game rating works.... The +/- score?

If you are on the ice when your team scores an even strength or shorthanded goal you get +1 for every goal. If you're on the ice when your opposition scores on you even strength or shorthanded, you get -1. Powerplay goals do not count against the +/-.

So, if a player is on the ice when your team scored 3 even strength goals (+3) and is also on when you're scored on (-1), his +/- for that game would be +2

TB said it exactly, I hope he wouldn't mind me to add on top:

Simply, anytime one of your line scores, except powerplay, this line gets +1..

fyi: if u receive goal shorthanded u won't get -1

So it can happens that u won a game and have less + than your opposition if u have a killer PP

In ur case, have a look game against [hockey_team=61074] u lost 0:9 (still, your lines got only -7 as u played twice shorthanded).
linkhockey.powerplaymanager.c...

If u for example wanna see how SH goal affects unevenly player, look at my last game hockey.powerplaymanager.c... and u can see that in this case mot every line has to have same +/-

Clear???

One question from the non hockey person, what do you mean as short handed

Oops, sorry. Shorthanded means you are a man down. So if you get penalised and have a man in the penalty box you would be playing 4 guys to your opponents 5. In this case you would be shorthanded (and your opponent would be on the powerplay). Shorthanded goals mean you score while a man (or 2) down (on the penalty kill).

I played a game a few weeks back where i scored 11 goals and my best player was a +1. 10 powerplay goals. LOL

.. I missed that too (=

here we go, pretty good example
..not happen too often..

So what do you think this player is worth? Dainis Birznieks

behind your options ((=