Episode Synopsis "Episode 2: Neil Johnson (ESPN) on Pace Adjusted Stats and Norway vs. South Korea"

In the second Episode of „Handball in Numbers – The Handballytics Podcast“ Mark and Julian are joined by Neil Johnson from ESPN Analytics. Neil usually works in basketball but has done some resarch in handball as well. They discuss „Advanced Statistics“, especially Possession Adjusted Statistics, and much more. Der Beitrag Episode 2: Neil Johnson (ESPN) on Pace Adjusted Stats and Norway vs. South Korea erschien zuerst auf Handballytics.

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• Episode 16: Daniel Gordo on Spain at EHF EURO 2022 and much more
• Episode 15: The Final: Norway vs. France
• Episode 14: Review of the first rounds and preview of the knockout stage of the IHF Women’s World Championship 2021
• Episode 13: Danilo Gagliardi Junior on the Gold Medal Game between France and the Russian Olympic Committee
• Episode 12: Nicolej Krickau on the Gold Medal Game between France and Denmark
• Episode 11: Alex Kulesh on Norway vs. the Russian Olympic Committee
• Episode 10: Juan Andreu on Spain vs. Denmark
• Episode 9: Yuki Hattori on Sweden vs. South Korea and Handball in Asia
• Episode 8: Dr. Rolf Brack on Denmark vs. Norway
• Episode 7: Einar Örn Jónsson and Oliver Brosig on Player Rating Metrics and Denmark vs. Sweden
• Episode 6: Dennis Bo Jensen on Shot Quality and (Statistical) Differences Between Men’s and Women’s Handball
• Episode 5: Rasmus Vandbæk on Goalkeeper Statistics (and a litte bit about Montenegro vs. Norway)
• Episode 4: Rasmus Boysen on Expected Goals and Japan vs. Egypt
• Episode 3: Jörg Lützelberger on Germany’s Lineup Stats and Argentina vs. Germany
• Episode 2: Neil Johnson (ESPN) on Pace Adjusted Stats and Norway vs. South Korea
• Episode 1: Jamal Naji on Pace and Norway vs. Brazil
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