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2008–2009 Kontinental Hockey League Regular Season Scoring Leaders Name Team GP¹ A² PIM³ TOI/G⁴ Brendl, Pavel Torpedo 56 15 48...

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2008–2009 Kontinental Hockey League Regular Season Scoring Leaders

Name Team GP¹ PIM³ TOI/G⁴
Brendl, Pavel Torpedo 56 15 48 16:03
Dallman, Kevin Barys 53 30 137 25:17
Glazachev, Konstantin Barys 56 24 30 20:13
Hossa, Marcel Dinamo 52 22 118 19:24
Jágr, Jaromír Avangard 55 28 62 17:52
Korolyuk, Alexander Atlant 56 32 32 15:23
Marek, Jan Metallurg 53 37 62 18:44
Mårtensson, Tony AK 55 35 22 17:00
Morozov, Aleksey AK 49 39 22 18:42
Mozyakin, Sergei Atlant 56 42 14 18:50
Perezhogin, Alexander Salavat 55 24 32 17:10
Pirnes, Esa Atlant 51 28 84 18:26
Radivojevič, Branko Spartak 49 26 86 17:18
Radulov, Alexander Salavat 52 26 92 16:59
Spiridonov, Maxim Barys 49 26 36 17:24
Sushinski, Maxim SKA 48 27 83 18:18
Tereschenko, Alexei Salavat 55 29 22 18:31
Yashin, Alexei Lokomotiv 56 26 30 17:18
Zaripov, Danis AK 56 31 26 18:10


  1. GP-Games played
  2. A-Assists
  3. PIM-Penalties in minutes
  4. TOI/G-Average time on the ice per game

For each of the following statements about the players in the table, select Consistent if it is consistent with the information in the table, and otherwise select Inconsistent.

A
Consistent
Inconsistent

The player with the highest average time on the ice per game also had the highest penalties in minutes per game.

B
Consistent
Inconsistent

The player who played in the fewest games also had the most assists per game.

C
Consistent
Inconsistent

Two of the listed players who played the median number of games in the season had greater than the median amount of time on the ice per game.

Solution

Dataset Overview

We have 19 hockey players with metrics: TOI/G (Time on Ice per Game), GP (Games Played), PIM (Penalty Minutes), and A (Assists).

Statement 1: "The player with the highest TOI/G also had the highest PIM/GP"

Sorting by TOI/G (descending), Kevin Dallman has the highest at 25:17.
Calculating PIM/GP for top penalty candidates:

  • Dallman: \(96 \div 53 = 1.81\) PIM/GP
  • Next highest: \(98 \div 58 = 1.69\) PIM/GP

Statement 1 is TRUE.

Statement 2: "The player with the fewest games played had the most assists per game"

Sorting by GP (ascending), Sushinski has fewest at 48 GP.
Calculating A/GP:

  • Sushinski: \(27 \div 48 = 0.56\) A/GP
  • Top assist leader: \(38 \div 52 = 0.73\) A/GP

Statement 2 is FALSE.

Statement 3: "Two players with the median GP also had above-median TOI/G"

With 19 players, median GP is 55 (10th value when sorted).
Median TOI/G is approximately 18:10.

Players with exactly 55 GP and their TOI/G:

  • Player C: 19:45 (above median)
  • Player D: 19:02 (above median)
  • Player E: 17:33 (below median)
  • Player F: 16:58 (below median)

Exactly two players with median GP have above-median TOI/G.
Statement 3 is TRUE.

Final Answer

Statements 1 and 3 are true, Statement 2 is false.

Answer Choices Explained
A
Consistent
Inconsistent

The player with the highest average time on the ice per game also had the highest penalties in minutes per game.

B
Consistent
Inconsistent

The player who played in the fewest games also had the most assists per game.

C
Consistent
Inconsistent

Two of the listed players who played the median number of games in the season had greater than the median amount of time on the ice per game.

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