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GVT (Goals Versus Threshold) is a standardized statistic that measures "the value of a player, in goals, above what a replacement player would have contributed." It adjusts for minutes played and for team success, so someone who played well on a shitty team will be recognized accordingly, as will someone who played well but lacked in ice time. A full explanation (including how it's calculated) can be found here: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

This year's notes:
-With a record-breaking season, the skater with the highest overall GVT is VLAD McZehrl with a GVT of 21.740.
-The race for second was fairly close:
  -Chernika Banananov at 20.113
  -Bubba Nuck at 19.908
  -Patrikov Bure at 19.830
-Bubba Nuck had an insane amount of points for a defenseman this season, but it's clear that his defensive play didn't suffer for it. He led the league in DGVT with an astounding 10.443.
-Mikko Linna led the S30 rookie class by a large margin with a GVT of 8.891.
-Also by a large margin, Dickie Pecker had the worst GVT in the league, finishing the season at -8.039.


Also, in case people are curious - these are the team stats at the bottom
GVt: Goal Value (varies team to team)
AVt: Assist Value (varies team to team)
TOCf: Threshold offensive contribution per minute (forward)
TOCd: Threshold offensive contribution per minute (defenseman)
SVg: League total saves by goalies
SFg: League total shots faced by goalies
SPa: League average SV%
GAA1: League average GAA (only calculated using starters)
SPt: Threshold SV%
SAa: League average shots allowed by team
SAt: Shots allowed by each team
SPMteam: Fewer shots allowed than league average (a negative value means the team allowed more than the league average)
ADMPt: The team's total adjusted defensive minutes played ("defensive minutes" are calculated differently for forwards and defenseman)
GF: Team goals for
GA: Team goals against