Tyson Foerster

74.7% of his unblocked attempts actually hit the net.

5.7% of his attempts are fired from beyond 45 feet.

He converts 22.6% of the shots he puts on goal.

Foerster has 14 goals off 6.6 expected: 7.4 more than the chances alone say.

His deadliest shot is the snap shot: 23.8% of them go in.

His line is scoring above the chances it creates: 69.2% of the goals off 46.3% of the expected goals.

The Flyers score 69.2% of the 5v5 goals with Foerster out there.

On the power play his unit generates 11.98 expected goals an hour.

The Flyers are up 17 goals with Foerster on the ice.

Opponents get 55.0 shot attempts an hour with Foerster on the ice at 5v5.

He scores 1.56 goals an hour of ice time.

He gives it away 2.04 times an hour.

He is +8 on the season.

He takes the puck back 1.32 times an hour.

He puts 7.42 shots on goal an hour.

Foerster produces 2.04 points an hour of ice time.

On the power play he produces 0.48 points an hour.

He wins 50.0% of his draws.

Foerster plays 17:17 a night, 127th among forwards.

His best five is with Brink, Cates, Sanheim and York: 50.0% of the expected goals over 64 minutes.

Foerster is at his best beside Drysdale: 55.0% of the expected goals together against 42.7% apart.

Drysdale is a different player beside him: 55.0% of the expected goals with Foerster, 48.3% without him.

The pairing that generates most is Foerster and Drysdale: 4.05 expected goals an hour.

With Sanheim on the ice too, the Flyers have outscored opponents 9 to 4 at 5v5.

On the power play his best partner is Brink: 88.6% of the expected goals over 32 minutes.

Foerster has scored 2 times on Jacob Markstrom this season, more than on any other goaltender.

He has 4 goals against the Devils this season.

Trevor Zegras has assisted on 4 of his 14 goals, 28.6% of them.

He has helped on 2 of Noah Cates's goals, 50.0% of his own assists.