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Originally Posted by Arsenal14

Because I'm a huge nerd and am a bit bored at work I've calculated the leaders for Cavalry in a few stats. I'm combining cup and league competitions in all these and because I've manually calculated everything there may be errors.

Games
	1. Zator, 34
	2. Buscher, 31
	3 (tie). Mavila, 30
	3 (tie). Pasquotti, 30
	5. Brown, 29

Starts
	1. Zator, 31
	2 (tie). Mavila, 27
	2 (tie). Buscher, 27
	2 (tie). Pasquotti, 27
	5. Carducci, 26

Sub Appearances
	1 (tie). Minatel, 11
	1 (tie). Brown, 11
	3. Patino, 9
	4. Pepple, 8
	5. Eustaquio, 7

Minutes
	1. Zator, 2875
	2. Mavila, 2393
	3. Pasquotti, 2354
	4. Carducci, 2340
	5. Buscher, 2280

Goals
	1. Malonga, 13 (2 pen)
	2. Minatel, 8
	3. Camargo, 7
	4. Buscher, 6
	5. Pasquotti, 5

Minutes/Goal excluding penalties
	1. Minatel, 185
	2. Malonga, 191
	3. Camargo, 215
	4. Buscher, 380
	5. Brown, 398

Clean Sheets
	1. Carducci, 9
	2. Giantsopoulos, 4

Goals Allowed/90
	1. Carducci, 0.69
	2. Giantsopoulos, 0.78

Winning Percentage
	1. Carducci, 0.73
	2. Giantsopoulos, 0.72

My conclusions from this:
1. Zator is a beast. He's played all except 1 game (the Spring finale against Pacific) and has never been removed from a game he started.
2. Minatel has quietly been producing on par with Malonga.
3. Brown really doesn't produce enough as a striker. A goal every 400 minutes is not good enough.
4. There hasn't been a huge difference between our keepers though some of that is quality of competition. Giantsopoulos has faced Forge twice but mostly Pacific & Edmonton.

I've seen alot of Brown minutes, as an attacking wing, where those Goals/Minute, are fine.

What's his positional ratio? Attacking Wing vs Striker?