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J.F. Jacques Scoring Chances 2010-2011

By Derek Zona Updated

J.F. Jacques is an anathema.  He's faced an asinine number of injuries and that should be taken into account when considering his young career.  But even with those injuries, aside from a 65 game stint in Hamilton in 2005-06, Jacques has never been a productive player.

Chance % Team Rank:  18/23
Chance % Fwd Rank:  11/15

Diff/60 Team Rank: 16/23
Diff/60 Fwd Rank: 11/15

Scoring Chances by Season Segment

TCF = season total even strength chances for; TCA = season total even strength chances against; SCF = segment even strength chances for; SCA = segment even strength chances against; Segment % = player scoring chance percentage during the season segment; Team Seg % = Oilers team scoring chance percentage during the season segment.

 

Game # TCF TCA SCF SCA Segment % Team Seg %
1-10




0.453
11-20 4 11 4 11 0.267 0.401
21-30 11 25 7 14 0.333 0.449
31-40 21 34 10 9 0.526 0.467
41-50 39 47 18 13 0.581 0.531
51-60 48 56 9 9 0.500 0.470
61-70 64 75 16 19 0.457 0.454
71-82 73 93 9 18 0.333 0.486

 

 

Scoring Chances Line Graph by Season Segment

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The small sample sizes involved do strange things to the charts.  He was over 50% for three consecutive segments, but totaled only 68 chances in those 30 games.  He finished with four segments above the Oilers' segment average and three far below the Oilers' segment average, but finished with only 166 total chances on the season.  For context,  16 Oilers had more chances against than Jacques had total chances.

 

Scoring Chances WOWY


 With Jacques
Without Jacques
Jacques Without
# CF CA %
CF CA %
CF CA %
16 39 58 0.402
51 77 0.398
34 35 0.493
28 12 30 0.286
151 234 0.392
61 63 0.492
46 19 16 0.543
26 43 0.377
54 77 0.412
85 19 19 0.500
92 114 0.447
54 74 0.422
91 7 11 0.389
258 311 0.453
66 82 0.446












2 21 32 0.396
225 267 0.457
52 61 0.460
5 26 20 0.565
306 357 0.462
47 73 0.392
26 15 27 0.357
224 274 0.450
58 66 0.468
43 9 12 0.429
131 148 0.470
64 81 0.441
49 18 38 0.321
260 322 0.447
55 55 0.500
58 15 11 0.577
147 132 0.527
58 82 0.414
77 22 25 0.468
349 367 0.487
51 68 0.429

 

The Ryan Jones effect dominated Jacques' early season as well.  We must take sample sizes into consideration, but when Jacques was apart from Jones, he was two chances short of 50%.   While the numbers with Colin Fraser also look poor, Jacques' chances with Fraser but without Jones were 36 CF - 40 CA or 47%.  Figure that out.