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Originally Posted by delayedreflex
Are the "high danger chances" that are usually tracked just based on shot location, or does it also take into account puck movement prior to the shot?
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It's more than that, but really hard to pin down definitively.
From what I've read every shot within home plate qualifies as a scoring chance, but there are additions and subtractions with points that qualify only 3s as high danger and 2s as regular scoring chances.
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High Dangers Chances are slightly more complex than Corsi, Fenwick, or PDO. While those three have easily quantifiable metrics with which to create the stat, high danger chances have some subjectivity. Each site that tracks high danger chances have slightly different standards or definitions. However the basic premise is that every shot attempt is broken down into different danger levels based on the zone that it was taken from, whether it was a rebound or rush shot, and whether or not it was blocked.
High Danger Chances are shot attempts that have a rating of 3 or higher.
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