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Fenwick
Short answer
A shot-attempt metric like Corsi but excluding blocked shots, often used as a possession and shot-suppression proxy.
Fenwick is Corsi without blocked shots: it counts shots on goal and missed shots for and against. The idea is that shot blocking is a repeatable skill, so excluding blocks can better reflect unblocked shot generation.
Fenwick close (in tied or one-goal games) was historically used to strip out score effects, where trailing teams shoot more.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fenwick (FF%) in hockey?
A shot-attempt metric like Corsi but excluding blocked shots, often used as a possession and shot-suppression proxy.
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