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What is the formula for determining it myself?

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    The formula is: total ice time divided by the number of games played
    – user527
    May 13, 2014 at 13:20

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The time on ice for a player per game really determines on the player's level. Just like in any sport, the more a player is skilled, the more time he plays. In hockey, the issue is no different.

Usually, out of the 60 minutes, average players get around 22-24 minuets per game while the best usually go for 28-30 minutes. In fact, the minutes per ice per game leader of the 13/14 regular season, Ryan Suter, went for just under 30 minutes per game.

Source.

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