How did Western New York Flash's 2016 directness and transition profile compare with the 2016 NWSL regular-season field?
Western New York Flash's 2016 directness index was 0.216, compared with a league median of 0.168. Western New York Flash's transition attack share was 0.495, compared with 0.573 for the 2016 NWSL regular-season field.
Western New York Flash's 2016 directness index was 0.216, compared with a league median of 0.168. Western New York Flash's transition attack share was 0.495, compared with 0.573 for the 2016 NWSL regular-season field.
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Western New York Flash's 2016 directness index was 0.216, compared with a league median of 0.168. Western New York Flash's transition attack share was 0.495, compared with 0.573 for the 2016 NWSL regular-season field.
The profile describes how Western New York Flash attacked relative to the named league-season distribution; the indexes are style coordinates, not grades.
Full table ↓ Selected evidence from Workflow evidence. Modeled style signal Western New York Flash 2016 NWSL median Directness index 0.216 0.168 Transition attack share 0.495 0.573 Shot-triggered threat for per 90 2.505 1.466 Shot-triggered threat against per 90 1.666 1.457
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Workflow evidence
Western New York Flash's supported team-style signals against the 2016 regular-season median.
| Directness index | 0.216 | 0.168 |
| Transition attack share | 0.495 | 0.573 |
| Shot-triggered threat for per 90 | 2.505 | 1.466 |
| Shot-triggered threat against per 90 | 1.666 | 1.457 |