Vote will count towards a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place vote based on the final count from award committee. Eddie Shore Award Awarded to the AHL's best defenseman. Criteria: 1) Production in relation to peers. The Shore is not the "best offensive defenseman" award. Many other factors are at play here, and statistical production is only one part of this. It is, however, still an important part. Let it be noted that GAA for defensemen (the average goals allowed in games the defenseman played in throughout the season) is to be examined and evaluated on an equal footing with the defenseman's offensive production. 2) Individual record. Individual record becomes a very important and telling statistic. To be considered for the Shore you should be posting at minimum a respectable record. 3) Linemates. This is mainly to note that a player should not be significantly punished during consideration simply for playing with a talented line. However, players should not significantly benefit during consideration simply for playing on a below average team or with below average linemates. 4) Strength of schedule. In a league where managers (and players, to a certain extent), are able to choose who they play against, it is important to consider strength of opposition when determining individual awards. The main things to examine here are record vs playoff teams as compared to record vs non-playoff teams, as well as statistical production vs playoff teams as compared to vs non-playoff teams (note that included in this is GAA. Analyze the average goals his team allows when a defenseman plays, and not simply the defenseman's offensive output in these games). Specifically, a player who plays a majority of his games against stronger teams and has a quality record in these games should be rewarded over players who mainly play against weaker teams. As far as individual stats are concerned, it is expected that players will get more points (and allow less goals) against weaker teams. Players should only be downgraded in this area if they acquire a significant and disproportionate amount of their points (or allow a significant and disproportionately low amount of goals) in games against non-playoff teams. In especially tight cases between players, also consider evaluating the individual lineups that players face throughout the season. Subjectively quantify teams' 1st/2nd/3rd lines, and examine how many of each the players have played against throughout the season, in combination with playoff/non playoff. Fringe teams are Rochester, Hartford, Charlotte, Manitoba, San Diego _________________________________________________________________________ @Lebang 58 | 21-5-0 | 60 Pts - 6G, 54A, +52 Playoff Teams Record: 12-4-0 Fringe Teams Record: 4-0-0 Non-Playoff Teams Record: 5-1-0 19 Hits 26 PIM 83 Takeaways 283 Giveaways 198 Interceptions Scoring Factor: 48% 2:19 OEE 68.6% PPKE 4.81 Team Goals For / Game 2.38 Team Goals Against / Game @Best in Ottawa | 20-4-3 | 51 Pts - 5G, 46A, +61 Playoff Teams Record: 7-2-0 Fringe Teams Record: 2-2-1 Non-Playoff Teams Record: 11-0-2 80 Hits 20 PIM 109 Takeaways 202 Giveaways 219 Interceptions Scoring Factor: 32.9% 1:59 OEE 78.4 PPKE 5.74 Team Goals For / Game 3.11 Team Goals Against / Game @vBxnditt | 22-5-1 | 34 Pts - 6G, 28A, +32 Playoff Teams Record: 11-5-1 Fringe Teams Record: 3-0-0 Non-Playoff Teams Record: 8-0-0 47 Hits 4 PIM 105 Takeaways 183 Giveaways 224 Interceptions Scoring Factor: 31.5% 2:20 OEE 75.0 PPKE 4.14 Team Goals For / Game 2.53 Team Goals Against / Game @Roubidoo | 18-9-1 | 41 Pts - 4G, 37A, +23 Playoff Teams Record: 7-6-0 Fringe Teams Record: 2-1-0 Non-Playoff Teams Record: 9-3-1 73 Hits 20 PIM 72 Takeaways 160 Giveaways 196 Interceptions Scoring Factor: 35.7% 2:07 OEE 71.4 PPKE 4.10 Team Goals For / Game 2.89 Team Goals Against / Game @v FrosTiC | 22-4-2 | 39 Pts - 7G, 32A, +32 Playoff Teams Record: 7-4-0 Fringe Teams Record: 3-0-1 Non-Playoff Teams Record: 12-0-1 39 Hits 22 PIM 82 Takeaways 143 Giveaways 209 Interceptions Scoring Factor: 37.5% 3:32 OEE 89.1 PPKE 3.71 Team Goals For / Game 1.79 Team Goals Against / Game
is what it is @Ezreal ... I guess the only stat that matters is points. Imagine having better stats in almost every other category, and not even atleast getting a nomination lol ... Ill just leave this here for the ppl to see. Onwards and upwards! Good luck to the nominees.
From the looks of that you should have gotten a nom. Lebang still wins this every day of the week though. His scoring factor is too much to ignore. He runs his lines offense from the looks of things which is very hard to do as a defenseman.