Frozen Tools Forensics



Chris Kane checks in every Friday to dig deep on players of interest in fantasy circles. He walks you through the various statistical tools of Jay Arbuthnot and Eric Daoust’s Frozen Tools at your disposal. 
 
 

Frozen Tools Forensics: Strong Even-Strength Lines

By |2023-02-17T08:59:29-05:00February 17th, 2023|Frozen Tools Forensics|

This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going to be focusing on even strength production, and more specifically the production of individual lines. While it usually takes power-play deployment to put up superstar numbers, solid even-strength production creates the baseline. Players with strong even strength production are valuable as they are putting up production [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Fantasy Disappointments Like Huberdeau, O’Reilly, Bjorkstrand, and More

By |2023-02-10T08:44:03-05:00February 10th, 2023|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Last week we kicked off the two-part look back miniseries by reviewing those players who have beaten their early season expectations. This week we will tackle those who have disappointed us and it is certainly an interesting list. To gather the data, I pulled Dobber’s point pace projections from the beginning of the year (available [...]

Frozen Tool Forensics: Shot Volume, Shooting Percentage, and Regression for MacKinnon, Kane, Donato, and Others

By |2023-01-27T08:19:27-05:00January 27th, 2023|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Keeping with the theme of recent weeks, we are going to do a bit of a dive into one specific area this week. Today the topic is goal scoring and how we can use connected data points to make better informed decisions about player performance. To address goal scoring we are going to rely on [...]

Frozen Tool Forensics: Power Play Percentages on the Blue Line for Chychrun, Matheson, Sandin, and More

By |2022-12-09T08:28:04-05:00December 9th, 2022|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Every season we see an unexpected defenseman or two dramatically increase their fantasy stock over the course of the season. Sometimes it is their peripheral contributions or higher than expected five on five scoring, but usually it is because they have also ascended to the top power-play for their respective teams. For this week we [...]

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