Gist 35554bfea1e16fad6823260f8957d873

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Gist 35554bfea1e16fad6823260f8957d873

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Last edited Jul 7, 2019

Created on Jul 7, 2019

This visualization presents NHL player statistics from the 2018-2019 season, comparing performance metrics across different competition levels, alongside team standings throughout the season. The player view uses a radar chart to display various advanced stats, while the standings section shows points progression. The code leverages D3.js for data binding and SVG rendering, with JSON files providing the underlying data for both individual player analytics and team ranking trajectories.

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