- Polissia Zhytomyr – Vorskla Poltava / 625$
- BC Zaporizhia – Cherkasky Mavpy / 185$
- S. Nikolson – R. Chapman / 121$
- BC Dnipro – Kryvbas / 185$
- J. Nakatani – T. Salapat / 104$
- Real Madrid – Villarreal / 188$
- Las Palmas – Celta Vigo / 230$
- Valladolid – Rayo Vallecano / 159$
- Everton – Newcastle / 225$
- Arsenal – Southampton / 215$
Plus-minus
What is the definition of “Plus-minus” in hockey?
What is called “Plus-minus” in hockey?
What does “Plus-minus” stand for?
Plus-minus is a statistic in hockey that measures the goal differential of a player where each player on the ice receives a plus when their team scores a goal and each player on the ice receives a minus when their team is scored against. Plus-minus is only calculated at even-strength or when the other team scores short-handed.
Plus-minus is used as a marker of player effectiveness. While not stand alone, plus-minus can give a good indication of the effectiveness of the player especially defense oriented players.
Additionally, when reviewing an individual players plus-minus it can help to look at their teams overall plus-minus to see where they sit relative to the team. Keep in mind that power play and short-handed goals are not used in calculating plus-minus and neither are penalty shots.