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NHL Skater Leaders, 1963-64

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1Pierre Pilote
D · 70 GP · G7 A46
53
0.76 / gm
2Red Kelly
D · 70 GP · G11 A34
45
0.64 / gm
3Harry Howell
D · 70 GP · G5 A31
36
0.51 / gm
4Doug Barkley
D · 67 GP · G11 A21
32
0.48 / gm
5Jacques Laperriere
D · 65 GP · G2 A28
30
0.46 / gm
6Tim Horton
D · 70 GP · G9 A20
29
0.41 / gm
7Jim Neilson
D · 69 GP · G5 A24
29
0.42 / gm
8Allan Stanley
D · 70 GP · G6 A21
27
0.39 / gm
9Tom Johnson
D · 70 GP · G4 A21
25
0.36 / gm
10Leo Boivin
D · 65 GP · G10 A14
24
0.37 / gm

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Reading the board

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.

Stat key

GP
Games played
G
Goals
A
Assists
PTS
Points (goals + assists)
+/-
Plus/minus: even-strength goal margin while on the ice
PIM
Penalty minutes
S
Shots on goal
S%
Shooting percentage (goals / shots)
PPG
Power-play goals
GWG
Game-winning goals