260-226
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Straight-up wins and losses for the home team in games this ref worked; who won, ignoring the spread.
Furman South
#13NHL official stats and assignments
NHL official #13
Historical environment
Scoring, whistle, and stability context from this official's verified sample versus league averages. Descriptive history only. Window: 2021-2026.
League comparison
Combined score
Official 6.0Baseline 6.3-0.3 vs leagueper game
Minor penalties-0.4 vs league
Whistle detail
Whistle profile
Whistle volume, penalty disposition, and high-leverage game-state tendencies.
44
Near-average penalty-call profile
Administrative rate (freq)1.1+0.0 vs avg
Impact score (leverage-weighted)Withheld - needs 15 high-leverage subjective events (0 recorded)
Stability
- Sample size
- 486 games
- Seasons on file
- 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26
Win/loss and line history
Historical outcome splits
Games486
Avg home score3.1
Avg road score2.9
+0.2
Straight-up home team record when this official works the game.
N=486 games · NHL sample
Team effects versus baseline
Team performance comparisons are withheld until same-window team baselines clear sample gates. Raw records alone can overstate the official's relationship with strong or weak teams.
Measures whether this official awards high-usage stars fouls at a higher rate than their seasonal baseline. Positive values mean stars draw more free throws or fouls per game under this ref than their league-wide average across all officials.
Career
Career evolution
Season timeline of archetype and late-game sensitivity, with detailed metrics below.
- 2025-26Insufficient sample
- 2024-25Game-Flow Manager
- 2023-24Game-Flow Manager
- 2022-23Game-Flow Manager
- 2021-22Game-Flow Manager
- 2020-21Insufficient sample
- 2019-20Insufficient sample
- 2018-19Insufficient sample
- 2017-18Insufficient sample
- 2016-17Insufficient sample
| Season | Style bucket derived from procedural vs. subjective foul mix and game-flow impact. Helps frame whether this ref tends to let play breathe or enforce structure. | Foul Ratio | How much an official's whistle rate shifts in close, late-game situations compared with the rest of the game. Positive values suggest they tighten up under pressure. | 1-10 rating of how predictable this official's whistle volume is game to game. Higher scores mean steadier pacing; lower scores flag more volatile totals markets. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
| 2024-25 | Game-Flow Manager | 0.16 | -51% | 1/10 |
| 2023-24 | Game-Flow Manager | 0.16 | -50% | 1/10 |
| 2022-23 | Game-Flow Manager | 0.16 | -51% | 1/10 |
| 2021-22 | Game-Flow Manager | 0.16 | -52% | 1/10 |
| 2020-21 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
| 2019-20 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
| 2018-19 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
| 2017-18 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
| 2016-17 | Insufficient data (0 games, fewer than 10 required) | |||
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Similarity is descriptive and based on available historical metrics. It does not imply identical decision-making.
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Pre-Game Context
Refficacy Dimensions
Referee Efficacy Radar
This officialLeague norm (50)
- Star treatment12 index
Whistle treatment toward designated star players in clutch minutes.
- Scoring pace50 index
Combined scoring in this crew's games versus league average.
- Home-side split47 index
Home versus away whistle or cover patterns in this crew's sample.
3 metrics excluded due to insufficient event data
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How to read this profile
Against the spread: whether the home team beat the sportsbook point spread (not just who won). A home line of −5.5 means the home team must win by 6+ to cover. and Did both teams’ combined score finish above (over) or below (under) the closing total set by sportsbooks before tip-off? tables use The spread and total sportsbooks posted near tip-off. ATS and O/U tables here use that number, not our fixed 225 benchmark. per game. Where sportsbook closing lines are unavailable, ATS/O/U splits use estimated lines. Team PIM splits live on team pages. Tonight's assignment signals are on the NHL home page.
Scores, PIM, and crews from NHL API. ATS/O-U from synthetic closing lines derived from final scores (12282/12282 games). Descriptive only, not market odds. Ref game counts rebuilt from DISTINCT game_id in game logs.