Earlier this week I posted the team Corsi ratings from 2011/12. This is the difference between shots attempted (shots on goal, missed shots and blocked shots) that a team takes and their opponents take in five on five situations. This is a strong measure of a team’s puck possession ability and is a significant repeatable portion of a team’s success or failure. Should a team’s Corsi rating not be inline with their standing in the 2011/12 season it is quite likely that they will regress to that level in the future.
The worst team by Corsi rating last season was the Minnesota Wild. They posted a -802 rating. This is more than twice the second worst rating posted in the league. The best teams posted a mid +600’s for their Corsi. Minnesota was bad at puck possession and they were bad by a significant margin.
Source: http://www.kuklaskorner.com/index.php/psh/comments/minnesota_has_the_worst_team_corsi/
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