HockeyStats is divided into seven different sections: Games, Goals-Shots, Penalties, Periods, Streaks, Result when and Highs & Lows. The following is a short description of each section.
A summary of the games the team has played and the results in the games are shown here. You can also see the average attendance at a game.
Here you can see information about goals and shots for the own team and for their opponents. At the top you can see the number of games played and then the number of goals for and against. The figure in parenthesis shows the average number of goals in a game. After the goals follow information about shots, both total and average. Then you can see the shooting percentage, which states how many percent of all the shots that result in goals. At the bottom Shots/goals is shown. That figure tells how many shots (in average) are needed to score a goal. If shots/goal is 11 it means that every 11th shot result in a goal.
Following the number of games played is the number of times (not minutes) the team have been playing power-play or have played short-handed. After that you can see the number of power-play goals for. The figure in parenthesis shows how many percent of the advantages have been converted into goals. Then power-play goals against, short-handed goals for and short-handed goals against are displayed in the same way.
Here the stats have been split into periods. By clicking the buttons on the top you can choose if you want to see all, home- or roadstats.
A streak is when you play a number of games (or periods) in a row without, for instance, losing. In this section you can see the current streaks of the team. The longest streaks from this season are also shown. You can choose if you want to see all, home- or roadstreaks and if the streaks should be games or periods.
Here you can see how the games end after a certain score after the first or second period. The column to the left shows the score after the first or second period, depending on what you have chosen in the row at the top. The next column shows how many times the score have occurred. Finally, you can see the final result (win, tie or loss) for the different scores.
This section shows the highs and lows from the season. There are three areas: Games-Goals, Shots and Penalties. If a result has occurred more than once the most recent occasion is shown.