Arctic Ice Hockey, For Winnipeg Jets Fans

Today, I continue looking at RAPM, but narrow the scope to a one-year perspective to get a sense of how RAPM matches conventional wisdom about the top performers of the 2011 WNBA season.

There are two forms of plus/minus currently publicly available to WNBA fans: the type that shows up in the boxscore and "net plus/minus" often used for to evaluate player seasons. Here we introduce a third: Regularized Adjusted Plus/Minus (RAPM).

BN provides a critique of Hockey-Reference's new metric, Point Shares

Sharks Gameday: Lousy Gardener