NHL Skater Leaders - 1952-53 - Page 2

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D · 70 GP · G19 A27

0.66 / gm

D · 69 GP · G4 A30

0.49 / gm

D · 68 GP · G8 A19

0.40 / gm

D · 70 GP · G7 A18

0.36 / gm

D · 68 GP · G5 A18

0.34 / gm

D · 68 GP · G2 A20

0.32 / gm

D · 69 GP · G0 A22

0.32 / gm

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D · 69 GP · G5 A16

0.30 / gm

↑1

D · 61 GP · G4 A15

0.31 / gm

D · 69 GP · G2 A16

0.26 / gm

The Field21-30 of 39

#	Player	Pos	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	PIM	S	S%	PPG	GWG
21	Butch Bouchard	D	58	2	8	10	-	55	-	-	0	0
22	Lee Fogolin	D	70	2	8	10	-	79	-	-	0	1
23	Jim Morrison	D	56	1	8	9	-	36	-	-	1	0
24	Fern Flaman	D	66	2	6	8	-	110	-	-	0	0
25	Dollard St. Laurent	D	54	2	6	8	-	34	-	-	1	0
26	Bob Armstrong	D	55	0	8	8	-	45	-	-	0	0
27	Bud MacPherson	D	59	2	3	5	-	67	-	-	0	0
28	Jim Hay	D	42	1	4	5	-	2	-	-	1	1
29	Rags Raglan	D	32	1	3	4	-	10	-	-	0	0
30	Frank Martin	D	14	0	2	2	-	6	-	-	0	0

Totals: Ranked by season total.
Per Game: Ranked by per-game rate (a total divided by games played).
/ gm: Per game: the stat divided by the games the skater played.
↑ / ↓: How many places a skater moves when the board is ranked by per-game rate instead of totals. ↑ rises, ↓ falls.
Pace: The per-game leader, called out when it is a different skater than the totals leader.
Climber: The top-rate skater who gains the most places from the totals order to the per-game order - a scorer the raw totals underrate.
clear: How far ahead the leader finished, over second place.
min GP: The games-played cutoff to qualify for the per-game board, so a short hot streak cannot top it.