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Analysis Season 2023 - Statistics and Analytics Thread
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Tom14
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Expected score ladder after round 9 - number 1 team for attack on expected score, number 3 for defence (now ahead of the Saints). An excellent sign of the overall health of our game in terms of creating and preventing quality scoring opportunities.
Tom14
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Season long expected scores against - Opponents have scored more compared to expectation against us than any other team. To be fair the most recent Dees game pushed us 'ahead' of Port but even if Melbourne had kicked to expectation on Friday night we would be 15th in the comp.
Here's an interesting graphic on shot quality from twitter as well - the higher on the vertical axis, the better quality open play shots you have (e.g. a shot running into an open goal square would have a very high xscore), and the further right on the horizontal axis the better quality set shots generated:
The size of the dot indicates the number of shots (us and Adelaide lead the comp with around 460 shots).
Here's an interesting graphic on shot quality from twitter as well - the higher on the vertical axis, the better quality open play shots you have (e.g. a shot running into an open goal square would have a very high xscore), and the further right on the horizontal axis the better quality set shots generated:
The size of the dot indicates the number of shots (us and Adelaide lead the comp with around 460 shots).
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