Minors league (1 & 2) playmaking statistics OMG WHO IS THE BEST??, GRAPHS?? READ NOW

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Average rating
Average rating shows us again which players have been consistently performing at the highest level. Roquefort Cotswold leads the way with an incredible 9.07 average rating putting him comfortably ahead of the rest of the league.



Zach Mulder follows in second with 8.59 while Greg Evil sits just behind on 8.55. Rigby Emerson rounds out the top four with 8.50 before a sizeable drop to Matt Stro and Ignignokt who share fifth place on 8.17.
Ryan O'Neill sits seventh on 8.00 followed by Takaharu Suzuki on 7.97. João Mendes and S Sei complete the top ten with 7.87 and 7.85 respectively.

Cotswold's 9.07 is the clear standout here with a 0.48 gap separating him from second placed Mulder. That's a pretty big rating gap when everyone else in the top ten is fighting over hundredths of a rating.

Dribbles
Dribbles will show us which players are most willing to take on opponents and create space or opportunities with the ball at their feet. Ekon Ayo and Meisho Doto lead the way with 11 dribbles each putting them two ahead of the three players tied for third.



Tadgh O'Hurley, Scorp E. Unshark and Xuxu Jang all recorded 9 dribbles while Vyacheslav Shevchenko, Ignignokt, Yoma Hashimoto, Chris McZehrl and Christopher Bergmann follow with 8 each.
Tere is no real standout highlight reel dribbler established yet, we will see how this changes as the season goes on.

Attempted passes
Attempted passes show us which players are most involved in the buildup and trying to keep possession moving along for their team. Resetti Moretti leads the way with 202 attempted passes giving him a 24 attempted passes lead over Van Jertonghen in second place.



Jakob Fensterhausen follows closely on 176 with Cameron Millwall just behind on 175. Dissa Pointment and Pope Francis share fifth place with 171 while Kaz Okada sits seventh on 170.
Alex Stain and Jimothy Erickson are tied on 167 with Meisho Doto rounding out the top ten on 163. Moretti is the clear leader here, although the rest of the top ten is fairly closely matched with only 15 passes separating second from tenth.

Successful passes
Successful passes show us which players are not only trying to move the ball around but are actually managing to complete those passes, even if it's just a simple pass back to the keeper. Resetti Moretti once again leads the way with 182 successful passes, giving him a clear 21 pass lead over Van Jertonghen in second place.



Kaz Okada follows in third with 157 while Jakob Fensterhausen, Alex Stain and Cameron Millwall are all tied on 155 each. Pope Francis sits seventh on 150 followed by Nick Dusk on 148.
Dissa Pointment(lol) and Jimothy Erickson complete the top ten with 147 and 145 successful passes respectively. Moretti's supposedly top tier passing continues here, topping both attempted and successful passes so far while the battle for the places behind him remains extremely close.

Progressive passes
Progressive passes show us which players are actually moving the ball up the field instead of just going for the simple side or backward passes, let's see where you are now Mr. Moretti. Meisho Doto leads the way with 33 progressive passes, giving him a clear 7 pass lead over the two players tied for second.



Takaharu Suzuki and Captain MetalBeard both sit on 26 and are tied for second followed by Jimothy Erickson on 25. Christopher Bergmann is next with 23 while Scorp E. Unshark records 21.
Dimitrios Karras and Resetti Moretti share seventh place with 20 while Sadie Black and Jakob Fensterhausen complete the top ten on 19 each. Doto is the clear standout here with his 33 progressive passes putting him well ahead of the rest of the competition.

Key passes
Key passes show us which players are most frequently creating real opportunities for their team to move forward. Roquefort Cotswold leads the way with 19 key passes, narrowly ahead of Jonathan Muńoz on 18.



Yoma Hashimoto follows in third with 17 while Chris McZehrl sits fourth on 15. Ryan O'Neill is next with 14 followed by Yoshisaur Munchakoopa on 12.
Meisho Doto, Pope Francis and Rigby Emerson are all tied on 11 with Ekon Ayo rounding out the top ten on 10. It's a fairly evenly matched statistic overall with just 9 key passes separating Cotswold at the top from Ayo in tenth.

Attempted crosses
Attempted crosses show us which players are trying to look for teammates from wide areas and deliver the ball into the box, if you're terrible at crossing you probably don't want to be on this list. Yoma Hashimoto leads the way with 38 attempted crosses, five clear of Roquefort Cotswold in second.



Stephan Lichsteiner follows with 31 while Jonathan Muńoz sits fourth on 30. Bruce McAllister and Ekon Ayo are tied on 29 followed by Joe Mormor, Chris McZehrl and Ignignokt on 27 each.
Ryan O'Neill rounds out the top ten with 26 attempted crosses. Hashimoto is the clear standout here with his 38 attempts putting him comfortably ahead of the rest of the competition.

Successful crosses
Successful crosses show us which players are not only attempting to deliver the ball into the box, but actually managing to find a teammate on the end of it. Yoma Hashimoto leads the way again with 13 successful crosses, narrowly ahead of Roquefort Cotswold on 12.



Ryan O'Neill and Yoshisaur Munchakoopa share third place with 10 successful crosses followed by Ignignokt and Jonathan Muńoz on 8 each. Joe Mormor, Jiang You, Chris McZehrl and Rigby Emerson complete the top ten with 7 each.

Hashimoto leads the attempted and successfull crosses statistic, showing that you probably do not want to give him the time to pick out a cross. Cotswold is right behind him in both categories.

Chances created
Chances created shows us which players are most frequently creating real goalscoring opportunities for their team. Roquefort Cotswold leads the way with 10 chances created three ahead of Rigby Emerson in second place.



Alex Peña, Joe Mormor, Jonathan Muńoz and Stig Stampe share third place with 5 chances created each. Pope Francis, Vincent Haye, Ekon Ayo and Ryan O'Neill complete the top ten with 4 each.

Cotswold is the clear standout in this statistic creating twice as many chances as any of the players tied for third. Emerson is also comfortably ahead of the rest while the bottom half of the top ten is packed together with just one chance separating them.

Assists
Assists show us which players are most often involved in delivering the final ball before their team can score. Ryan O'Neill, Roquefort Cotswold, Ignignokt, Rigby Emerson and Takaharu Suzuki all lead the competition with 3 assists each.



Jaden CIC, Matt Stro, Jonathan Muńoz, Stig Stampe and Slabko Plačkovič follow with 2 assists a piece.

It's a extremely tightly packed statistic with just one assist separating everyone in the top ten. Five players share the lead, making this one of the most evenly contested playmaking statistics.

xA (Expected Assists)
Expected assists (xA) is how many of your created chances should have been a goal according to the match engine. Roquefort Cotswold leads the way with an xA of 3.55 and is more than a full point ahead of Ryan O'Neill in second place with 2.49.



Ignignokt follows on 2.18 with Rigby Emerson close behind on 2.09. Kairo Vox rounds out the top five with 1.97 followed by Alex Peña on 1.54 putting him sixth.
Meisho Doto, Matt Stro, Stig Stampe and Chris McZehrl complete the top ten with values ranging from 1.37 down to 1.30. Cotswold once again stands out and is leading the league by a considerable margin and continuing his impressive run across the playmaking statistics.

Predicted assists
Predicted assists gives us an indication of how many assists a player's overall playmaking output suggests they could have produced, based on my scientifically proven 100% accurate made algorithm. Rigby Emerson leads the way by a considerable margin with 21 predicted assists, seven clear of the four players tied for second.



Roquefort Cotswold, Ryan O'Neill, Stig Stampe and Ignignokt all sit on 14 predicted assists. Behind them Jonathan Muńoz, Matt Stro, Meisho Doto, STAR SCREAM and Yoshisaur Munchakoopa are all tied on 9.

Emerson is the clear predicted winner with his 21 predicted assists putting him well ahead of the rest of the compeition. The four way tie for second is also notable while the final five players are separated from them by another five assists.

Passing impact model
The passing impact model gives us a broader look at how much a player's passing contributes to their team's play, again based on my scientifically proven 100% accurate made algorithm. Rigby Emerson leads the way with a solid score of 36.19, putting him 6.67 points clear of Roquefort Cotswold in second.



Yoshisaur Munchakoopa follows in third with 26.52 while Stig Stampe sits fourth on 24.24. Meisho Doto and Alex Peña are closely matched in fifth and sixth with 19.36 and 19.12 respectively.
Ignignokt follows on 18.59 with Ryan O'Neill on 17.64. Joe Mormor and Pope Francis complete the top ten with 16.74 and 16.32.

Emerson is yet again the clear winner with his score putting him well ahead of the rest of the field. Cotswold remains a familiar name near the top, but this time it's Emerson who gets to take the playmaking crown.

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