20082009 Kontinental Hockey League Regular Season Scoring Leaders

Name	Team	GP^1	A^2	PIM^3	TOI/G^4
Brendl, Pavel	Torpedo	56	15	48	16:03
Dallman, Kevin	Barys	53	30	137	25:17
Glazachev, Konstantin	Barys	56	24	30	20:13
Hossa, Marcel	Dinamo	52	22	118	19:24
Jágr, Jaromír	Avangard	55	28	62	17:52
Korolyuk, Alexander	Atlant	56	32	32	15:23
Marek, Jan	Metallurg	53	37	62	18:44
Mårtensson, Tony	AK	55	35	22	17:00
Morozov, Aleksey	AK	49	39	22	18:42
Mozyakin, Sergei	Atlant	56	42	14	18:50
Perezhogin, Alexander	Salavat	55	24	32	17:10
Pirnes, Esa	Atlant	51	28	84	18:26
Radivojevič, Branko	Spartak	49	26	86	17:18
Radulov, Alexander	Salavat	52	26	92	16:59
Spiridonov, Maxim	Barys	49	26	36	17:24
Sushinski, Maxim	SKA	48	27	83	18:18
Tereschenko, Alexei	Salavat	55	29	22	18:31
Yashin, Alexei	Lokomotiv	56	26	30	17:18
Zaripov, Danis	AK	56	31	26	18:10

1. GP-Games played
2. A-Assists
3. PIM-Penalties in minutes
4. TOI/G-Average time on the ice per game

For each of the following statements about the players in the table, select Consistent if it is consistent with the information in the table, and otherwise select Inconsistent.­

The player with the highest average time on the ice per game also had the highest penalties in minutes per game.

To see whether the same player had the highest average time on the ice per game and the highest penalties in minutes, we can sort the table by each of these statistics and see whether the same player shows up at the high end of the list in each case.

Sorting by TOI/G, we see that the player with the highest average time on the ice per game is Dallman, Kevin.

Sorting by PIM, we see that the player with the highest penalties in minutes is also Dallman, Kevin.

Select Consistent.

The player who played in the fewest games also had the most assists per game.

First, to see who played in the fewest games, sort by GP.

Doing so, we find that the player with the fewest games played is Sushinski, Maxim.

Then, to see whether Sushinski also had the most assists per game, sort by A.

Doing so, we find that a different player had the most assists, Mozyakin, Sergei.

Select Inconsistent.

Two of the listed players who played the median number of games in the season had greater than the median amount of time on the ice per game.

To find the median number of games played and the players who played that number of games, sort by GP and count to the middle value. Since there are 19 players, the median is the tenth value, which is 55.

The players who played 55 games each are Perezhogin, Alexander; Jágr, Jaromír; Tereschenko, Alexei; and Mårtensson, Tony.

Now, to find the median amount of time on the ice per game, sort by TOI/G and then count to the tenth value, which is 18:10.

Leaving that column sorted, check to see whether two of the players Perezhogin, Alexander; Jágr, Jaromír; Tereschenko, Alexei; and Mårtensson, Tony had more than 18:10 minutes on the ice per game. Doing so, we see that only one of the players, Tereschenko, Alexei, had more than 18:10 minutes on the ice per game.

Select Inconsistent.

Correct answer: Consistent, Inconsistent, Inconsistent­