written by – Rangers Report photo courtesy of: Rangers Football Club
Last week, I introduced my Offensive Statistical Contribution Rating (OSCR) statistic. It uses a compilation of offensive statistics to measure which players had the biggest impact on team’s chances at winning. A more detailed breakdown can be found here.
Here are the OSCR ratings from Rangers victory over Hearts.
| Player | OSCR |
| Barrie McKay | 2.60 |
| Joe Garner | 2.25 |
| James Tavernier | 1.39 |
| Kenny Miller | 1.33 |
| Jon Toral | 0.87 |
| Martyn Waghorn | 0.86 |
| Joe Dodoo | 0.54 |
| Lee Hodson | 0.53 |
| David Bates | 0.49 |
| Clint Hill | 0.40 |
| Josh Windass | 0.20 |
| Jason Holt | 0.06 |
| Jamie Barjonas | 0.06 |
In addition to the match winning goal, Barrie McKay added six key passes for 0.69 Expected Assists.
He also chipped in two Secondary Shot Assists & a team high nine Controlled Zone Entries.
Tavernier & Miller’s impact is even more impressive considering they did not get on the official scoresheet. Tavernier had three key passes for 0.16 Expected Assists, three Secondary Shot Assists, two shots, & seven Controlled Zone Entires. Kenny Miller got the assist on Garner’s goal & had three key passes for 0.37 Expected Assists. He also added a Secondary Shot Assist & three Establishing Passes (basically the pass that sets up a Secondary Shot Assist)
For those more visually inclined, here’s the OSCR ratings in graph form
Controlled Zone Entries
A breakdown of how each player entered the final third via Controlled Zone Entries
