The verdict
Nyman leads Moroz in 11 of the 15 categories.
Nyman has 3 games, short of the 20 that rank a skater, so that side shows numbers without league percentiles behind them.
Moroz has 4 games, short of the 20 that rank a skater, so that side shows numbers without league percentiles behind them.
Production
7Points4
2.33Points per Game1.00
6Goals3
1Assists1
3Power Play Goals0
Finishing
14Individual Shots6
1.88Individual Expected Goals0.69
4.12Goals Above Expected2.31
42.86%Shooting %50.00%
100.0%High-Danger Shooting %—
Chances
4Individual Scoring Chances3
3Individual High Danger Chances0
21.4%High-Danger Share0.0%
33.2Average Shot Distance29.9
0Rush Goals2
3Rebound Goals0
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.

