Stephen Valiquette

CEO Clear Sight Analytics. Former NHL Goaltender & Consultant. EBUG. Analyst for NY Rangers on MSG

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

📺 Brand New Vally’s View. Episode 1 of 4 Explaining Expected Goals and its role in Game, Team and Player Evaluations.

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How are goals really scored in the @NHL?

@VallysView takes a closer look at the analytics behind "Expected Goals."

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@BigintheClutch @Jenny_ORegan @NYRangers @MapleLeafs @csahockey No Shot are shots that were counted by NHL that never made it to the net.

Dumps are shots from the NZ and/or shots that roll off the stick to the goalie.

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#NYR  Scoring Chances Report
@NYRangers at @MapleLeafs

🏒 Data courtesy @csahockey

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@StatBoy_Steven @NYRangers @MapleLeafs @csahockey No Shot are shots that were counted by NHL that never made it to the net.

Dumps are shots from the NZ and/or shots that roll off the stick to the goalie.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@NYsportsaddict_ @ChelneyAndrew @PhilKocher @StapeNHL lol?…on 14 HD faced last night in TOR.

[Calgary Flames @NHLFlames]

"It's going viral!" 😂

Devin Cooley, ladies and gentlemen.

[Andrew Chelney🍊 @ChelneyAndrew]

“I’m so proud of him.”

@VallysView tells @StapeNHL and me how impressive Dylan Garand’s mental toughness has been through the early parts of this #NYR season.

Rangers Recon airs every Monday. Special episode with Cam Talbot live tomorrow.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@StoneAceNYC 🤫

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Cooper Black at 6'9" is now the NHL's tallest goalie in history... a record once held by Steve Valiquette! Catch up with everything hockey on the MSG 150 presented by Audi

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[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

🥩 Grill Marks 2nd Season Leaderboard: 5:05 EST today on Real Kyper & Bourne Podcast.

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[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@eea799d121e1491 @NYRangers @AnaheimDucks @csahockey No Shot are shots that were counted by NHL that never made it to the net.

Dumps are shots from the NZ and/or shots that roll off the stick to the goalie.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

#NYR  Scoring Chances Report
@NYRangers vs @AnaheimDucks

🏒 This is the number every team is chasing.

The Rangers hit the golden number: 7+ HD Chances created while taking 12 or fewer LD Chances.

Data courtesy @csahockey

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@TitanUpJL It will be fabulous!

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#NYR Scoring Chances Report
@NYRangers at @BlueJacketsNHL

🏒 Data courtesy @csahockey

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#NYR  Scoring Chances Report
@NYRangers at @NJDevils

🏒 Data courtesy @csahockey

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@spelunky_ ?

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@NyrMarine @BoltsBreakdown @J9upwb Every game. Over 68,000 shots tracked last season.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

Really appreciate you looking into this, Jason. The last two #NYR games had a similar story: the shot totals were close, but @NYRangers badly outplayed/out chanced @Canucks and @TBLightning .

[Jason Gregor @JasonGregor]

LA outshot Edmonton 40-17 last night. But digging deeper, the scoring chances were similar.
LAK had four high danger, two mid and 31 low danger.
EDM had four high danger, 1 mid and 10 low danger.

LAK had more possession, no doubt, at least after the first period, but EDM only gave up three inner slot shots.

I like @csahockey the best for scoring chances. These are theirs and they had LAK at 1.79 xGF and EDM at 1.58.
EDM won 4-1 and scored on three of their four high danger chances.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

@RL3Tendy @NYRangers @TBLightning @csahockey I plan on releasing that after 21 games.

[Stephen Valiquette @VallysView]

#NYR Scoring Chances Report
@NYRangers vs @TBLightning

🏒 This is the number every team is chasing.

The Rangers hit the golden number: 7+ HD Chances created while taking 12 or fewer LD Chances.

Data courtesy @csahockey

[Johnny G-Spot @gregorymckegory]

Reminder that Ty Kartye was playing at a 48 point pace with the #NYR last season.

He’s now at 20 points in 31 games as a Ranger which is a 52 point pace.

I don’t know what he what he was in Seattle but Rangers Kartye is a monster!