PDO is an advanced statistic in hockey that combines save % and shooting % in an effort to measure overall performance of a team and highlight teams with outsized "luck".
The basic idea is that teams on average should be around the 1.000 level as each shot is either a goal or a save teams that are relatively higher are producing above expectations and should regress back to the 1.000 level and teams that are relatively lower are producing below expectations and should regess up to the 1.000 level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which team led the NHL in Team PDO Numbers (Save % + Shooting %) for the 2016 season?
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Which team was last in the league in Team PDO Numbers (Save % + Shooting %) during the 2016 NHL season?
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What was the league average Team PDO Numbers (Save % + Shooting %) for all teams during the 2016 NHL season?
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