Sean Allen discusses the complexities of identifying NHL power-play units with fantasy potential, emphasizing the importance of analyzing time on ice to avoid misleading rate stats. With 8,432 units this season, most see minimal playtime, necessitating a focus on units with at least eight minutes together to find consistent performers. The article highlights top-performing power-play units by shot attempts per two minutes, noting that while success varies, an average of about 3.7 attempts per two minutes indicates potential. Ultimately, combining ice time with shot metrics helps pinpoint true fantasy value in players.
