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Originally Posted by guy on HF
I'm wondering if whoever posted that graph just averaged the SV% column (in which case  ) and also included that empty column, which would be taken as a 0 (extra ).
EDIT: I just attempted it in Excel and that's exactly what they did. |
someone cross-posted the chart to CFHF and some analysis was made. it seems like the math done here was pretty sketchy.
According to Corsica, Elliott had a 0.917 in 14 games of the 2015 part of the 2015/16 season.
In the 2016 part of the 2015/16 season he had a 0.935 in 28 games.
So he definitely got better but not to the degree indicated by the table shown.