The verdict
Leonard leads Frk in 10 of the 16 categories.
The widest gap is in Rebound Goals: Frk sits in the 87th percentile of the 761 skaters who qualify, Leonard in the 46th.
Production
5495thPoints6098th
1.1599thPoints per Game0.9195th
33100thGoals3099th
2178thAssists3092nd
586thPower Play Goals690th
Finishing
16195thIndividual Shots16797th
16.2389thIndividual Expected Goals16.6490th
16.77100thGoals Above Expected13.36100th
20.50%97thShooting %17.96%93rd
44.0%86thHigh-Danger Shooting %43.5%86th
Chances
6086thIndividual Scoring Chances5984th
2581stIndividual High Danger Chances2378th
15.5%53rdHigh-Danger Share13.8%47th
36.342ndAverage Shot Distance37.140th
1599thRush Goals1092nd
146thRebound Goals387th
Reading the tape
Each bar is that player's league percentile, growing out from the middle, so the longer side leads. Red is a poor number and green a good one whichever way the stat runs: the scale is already turned around for stats where less is better, like goals against. Percentiles run over skaters with at least 20 games, so a call-up with four appearances cannot sit in the 99th percentile of anything.

