Quoting: phillyjabroni
No, this was created at the start of v3 to have some way of having objective ratings. I'll reach out to Matt to see how he envisioned it to be worked, as it is worded in a way that makes it appear to be of a confusing nature.
I think that the timeline can be pushed back to maybe a month, as one to two weeks is a hard thing to keep track of. Or it could be at the midterm of the year and then again at the trade deadline for GMs to have an understanding to where they are ranked.
I'll get back to see how it is designed to be calculated.
Alright so I talked to Matt and this is how it works:
25% : Total Players Even Strength Points (this is the ES points that the team puts up in a given time - 2 weeks, 1 month, etc.)
15% : Total Players PowerPlay Points (this is the PP points that a team puts up in a given time - 2 weeks, 1 month, etc.)
10% : Total Players Short Handed Points (this is the SH points a team up ups in a given time - 2 weeks, 1 month, etc.)
10% : Team Average Corsi For % (CF%) - (this is the total of a team's CF% divided by the players used to determine)
10% : Team Average Expected Goals For % (xGF%) - (this is the total of a team's xGF% divided by the players used to determine)
10% : Total Combined Goalie SV% (this is the total of the SV% of all goalies in a given time)
5% : Total Combined Goalie High Danger SV% (HDSV%) - (this is the total of the HDSV% of all goalies in a given time)
5% : Total Players Hits - (this is the total of all hits of players in a given time)
5% : Team Average Penalty Differential (this is the total of a team's penalty differential divided by the players used to determine - not absolute values)
The teams are then ranked 1-31 with inverse point totals. For example, if a team has a weighed value (those above figures are the weighed value), is ranked 1st out of the league, they get 31 points. Those 31 points are what are used to determine rankings. At the end of the year, those periodic ranked totals are aggregated and are used to determine final rankings.
My recommendation is that, because this is a hard workload for the BOEG to track, that each GM tracks their own stats and then submit those weighed numbers to the BOEG (not just total points, but actual values). In order for this to go smoothly, the BOEG should send out some sort of poll to see how often GMs want updates (2 weeks or 1 month) since they will be responsible for submitted those numbers. If a team fails to submit them, they loose a pick or something.
Let me know if you have any questions.