HockeyQrew

HockeyQrew shows you the win2day ICE Hockey League in numbers you won't find anywhere else. Everything is calculated from the real game data and updated continuously.

The sections in the dashboard

On the home page you find the statistics in tiles, sorted by section: Team (e.g. goals, shots, power play), Players (top scorers, points), Goalies, Miscellaneous (streaks, overtimes, kilometres), Game flow (who leads for how long, comebacks), Penalties and Referees. Tap a tile to see the complete ranking. With the scope switch you choose between “Regular season” and “Overall (incl. playoffs)”. It appears as soon as playoff games have been played.

The win probability

In Head-to-Head and in the preview we show how the chances of two teams stand. This is an assessment based on the season so far, not a guarantee: in ice hockey any game can turn.

The flames

For upcoming games, one to three flames show how intense HockeyQrew rates the match. More flames appear, for example, for derbies and big rivalries, for teams under pressure (say after many losses in a row) and when the last meeting was heated. Games without a flame are normal games.

Game report and game flow

Tap a played game in the schedule and you see the game report: final score, score by period, all goals, comparison of the teams and the penalties. The game flow shows who led in which phase.

Share images

On many tiles, games and comparisons you find a share icon. It creates an image for your story (portrait 9:16) or your feed (4:5). On a phone the share menu opens directly, on a computer the image is downloaded.

Favorite team and notifications

In the settings you choose your favorite team. It is highlighted on the site, and you get notifications in the bell at the top, for example when the results have been added. You decide which notifications you want to see.

Small glossary

Points: Win in 60 minutes 3, win after overtime or shootout 2, loss after overtime or shootout 1, loss in 60 minutes 0.
OT / SO: after overtime / after shootout.
Power play (PP): A team plays with an extra skater because an opponent is serving a penalty. The percentage shows how often it scores in those situations.
Penalty kill (PK): A team plays a man short. The percentage shows how often it does not concede a goal.
GAA: A goalie's goals against per 60 minutes. The lower, the better.
Save percentage: Share of shots saved by a goalie.
Shutout: A game in which the goalie does not concede a goal.
Plus/minus (+/−): Goals for the player's own team minus goals against while the player is on the ice.
SOG: Shots on goal.
Faceoffs: Puck drops after stoppages. The percentage shows how many a team wins.
PIM: Penalty minutes.