2011-2012 Score Tally - Men | Golden Skate

2011-2012 Score Tally - Men

jettasian

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2011-2012 Score Tally Reference - Men

Scores include 6 GPs, FGP, & European Championship: (FCC & World to come)

TOTAL SCORES:
1 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 261.23
2 Patrick CHAN GPF 260.30
3 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 259.75
4 Patrick CHAN SC 253.74
5 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 250.33
6 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 249.12
7 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 247.55
8 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 246.27
9 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 245.82
10 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 241.66
11 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 241.63
12 Patrick CHAN TEB 240.60
13 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 238.82
14 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 237.87
15 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 235.02
16 Florent AMODIO Euro 234.18
17 Michal BREZINA Euro 229.30
18 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 229.08
19 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 228.49
20 Nobunari ODA CoC 227.11
21 Nan SONG CoC 226.75
22 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 226.53
23 Michal BREZINA CoR 226.35
24 Tomas VERNER Euro 225.36
25 Nan SONG TEB 224.10
26 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 222.54
27 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 222.26
28 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 221.43
29 Michal BREZINA GPF 218.98
30 Michal BREZINA TEB 218.60
31 Adam RIPPON SC 217.97
32 Adam RIPPON TEB 217.89
33 Michal BREZINA SA 216.00
34 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 212.09
35 Brian JOUBERT Euro 207.83
36 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 204.41
37 Florent AMODIO TEB 201.34
38 Tomas VERNER NHK 196.63
39 Florent AMODIO SA 187.60
40 Nobunari ODA TEB 167.20

TOTAL SCORES SHORT PROGRAMS
TES PCS TOTAL
1 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 46.14 44.29 90.43
2 Patrick CHAN GPF 44.19 43.44 86.63
3 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 45.91 38.89 84.80
4 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 42.21 42.50 84.71
5 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 45.60 39.11 84.71
6 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 42.41 42.25 84.66
7 Patrick CHAN TEB 41.20 43.96 84.16
8 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 42.04 41.50 83.54
9 Patrick CHAN SC 40.38 42.90 83.28
10 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 45.20 37.58 82.78
11 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 40.33 42.33 82.66
12 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 44.63 37.01 81.64
13 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 44.93 36.44 81.37
14 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 42.19 39.07 81.26
15 Tomas VERNER Euro 42.39 38.75 81.14
16 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 40.83 39.28 80.11
17 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 40.88 38.89 79.77
18 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 43.26 36.07 79.33
19 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 40.39 38.93 79.32
20 Michal BREZINA SA 42.05 37.03 79.08
21 Michal BREZINA CoR 40.62 38.39 79.01
22 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 40.11 38.39 78.50
23 Florent AMODIO Euro 39.87 38.61 78.48
24 Nobunari ODA CoC 39.68 37.97 77.65
25 Nan SONG TEB 44.93 31.61 76.53
26 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 35.10 41.39 76.49
27 Michal BREZINA Euro 37.91 39.22 76.13
28 Michal BREZINA GPF 38.80 37.46 75.26
29 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 38.30 37.43 74.73
30 Michal BREZINA TEB 36.51 37.81 74.32
31 Adam RIPPON TEB 36.42 36.54 72.96
32 Adam RIPPON SC 36.61 36.28 72.89
33 Nan SONG CoC 41.38 31.34 72.72
34 Florent AMODIO TEB 36.11 35.31 71.42
35 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 34.33 37.36 70.69
36 Brian JOUBERT Euro 31.07 38.85 67.92
37 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 31.36 32.95 64.31
38 Tomas VERNER NHK 29.10 34.86 62.96
39 Nobunari ODA TEB 27.52 36.43 62.95
40 Florent AMODIO SA 27.32 35.14 62.46

TOTAL SCORES LONG PROGRAMS

TES PCS TOTAL
1 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 87.68 88.84 176.52
2 Patrick CHAN GPF 87.59 87.08 173.67
3 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 87.05 85.05 172.63
4 Patrick CHAN SC 84.82 87.64 170.46
5 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 80.04 90.28 169.32
6 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 87.21 79.28 166.49
7 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 84.89 81.40 166.29
8 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 85.48 81.14 165.62
9 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 81.77 81.36 163.13
10 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 82.61 78.86 161.47
11 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 82.50 78.38 158.88
12 Patrick CHAN TEB 72.30 85.14 156.44
13 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 74.80 83.36 156.16
14 Florent AMODIO Euro 74.14 81.56 155.70
15 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 76.67 78.58 155.25
16 Nan SONG CoC 86.45 67.58 154.03
17 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 69.37 83.84 153.21
18 Michal BREZINA Euro 74.15 80.02 153.17
19 Nobunari ODA CoC 74.30 76.16 149.46
20 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 69.67 80.50 149.17
21 Nan SONG TEB 79.93 67.64 147.57
22 Michal BREZINA CoR 70.92 76.42 147.34
23 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 72.50 75.20 146.70
24 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 64.10 83.44 145.54
25 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 72.80 74.36 145.16
26 Adam RIPPON SC 74.96 71.12 145.08
27 Adam RIPPON TEB 70.05 74.88 144.93
28 Michal BREZINA TEB 67.72 76.56 144.28
29 Tomas VERNER Euro 67.06 78.16 144.22
30 Michal BREZINA GPF 71.34 73.38 143.72
31 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 65.37 76.78 142.15
32 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 68.54 74.86 141.40
33 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 69.04 72.86 140.90
34 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 79.30 62.80 140.10
35 Brian JOUBERT Euro 61.07 78.84 139.91
36 Michal BREZINA SA 64.50 73.42 136.92
37 Tomas VERNER NHK 63.89 71.78 133.67
38 Florent AMODIO TEB 60.48 70.44 129.92
39 Florent AMODIO SA 56.86 68.28 125.14
40 Nobunari ODA TEB 46.63 60.62 104.25

National Scores Reference for Russia, Japan, Canada & US:

TOTAL SCORES:
Patrick CHAN CanNat 302.14
Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 239.44
Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 254.60
Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 250.97
Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 241.91
Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 273.58
Adam RIPPON USNat 240.87
Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 259.67
Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 245.75

TOTAL SCORES SHORT PROGRAMS
TES PCS TOTAL
Patrick CHAN CanNat 53.40 47.93 101.33
Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 44.71 36.10 80.81
Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 50.70 45.35 96.05
Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 45.30 40.30 85.60
Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 37.12 37.20 74.32
Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 45.78 44.45 90.23
Adam RIPPON USNat 44.08 38.86 82.94
Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 42.30 45.94 88.24
Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 42.09 41.43 83.52

TOTAL SCORES LONG PROGRAMS

TES PCS TOTAL
Patrick CHAN CanNat 103.21 97.60 200.81
Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 85.51 73.12 158.63
Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 88.59 79.00 167.59
Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 84.87 81.50 165.37
Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 74.65 86.90 158.55
Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 88.29 95.06 183.35
Adam RIPPON USNat 76.65 81.28 157.93
Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 77.77 93.66 171.43
Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 81.56 85.50 166.06

Scores include 6 GPs, FGP, Russian National, Japanese National, Canadian National, US National & European Championship.

TOTAL SCORES:
1 Patrick CHAN CanNat 302.14
2 Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 273.58
3 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 261.23
4 Patrick CHAN GPF 260.30
5 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 259.75
6 Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 259.67
7 Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 254.60
8 Patrick CHAN SC 253.74
9 Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 250.97
10 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 250.33
11 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 249.12
12 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 247.55
13 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 246.27
14 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 245.82
15 Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 245.75
16 Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 241.91
17 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 241.66
18 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 241.63
19 Adam RIPPON USNat 240.87
20 Patrick CHAN TEB 240.60
21 Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 239.44
22 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 238.82
23 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 237.87
24 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 235.02
25 Florent AMODIO Euro 234.18
26 Michal BREZINA Euro 229.30
27 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 229.08
28 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 228.49
29 Nobunari ODA CoC 227.11
30 Nan SONG CoC 226.75
31 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 226.53
32 Michal BREZINA CoR 226.35
33 Tomas VERNER Euro 225.36
34 Nan SONG TEB 224.10
35 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 222.54
36 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 222.26
37 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 221.43
38 Michal BREZINA GPF 218.98
39 Michal BREZINA TEB 218.60
40 Adam RIPPON SC 217.97
41 Adam RIPPON TEB 217.89
42 Michal BREZINA SA 216.00
43 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 212.09
44 Brian JOUBERT Euro 207.83
45 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 204.41
46 Florent AMODIO TEB 201.34
47 Tomas VERNER NHK 196.63
48 Florent AMODIO SA 187.60
49 Nobunari ODA TEB 167.20

TOTAL SCORES SHORT PROGRAMS
TES PCS TOTAL
1 Patrick CHAN CanNat 53.40 47.93 101.33
2 Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 50.70 45.35 96.05
3 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 46.14 44.29 90.43
4 Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 45.78 44.45 90.23
5 Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 42.30 45.94 88.24
6 Patrick CHAN GPF 44.19 43.44 86.63
7 Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 45.30 40.30 85.60
8 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 45.91 38.89 84.80
9 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 45.60 39.11 84.71
10 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 42.21 42.50 84.71
11 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 42.41 42.25 84.66
12 Patrick CHAN TEB 41.20 43.96 84.16
13 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 42.04 41.50 83.54
14 Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 42.09 41.43 83.52
15 Patrick CHAN SC 40.38 42.90 83.28
16 Adam RIPPON USNat 44.08 38.86 82.94
17 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 45.20 37.58 82.78
18 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 40.33 42.33 82.66
19 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 44.63 37.01 81.64
20 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 44.93 36.44 81.37
21 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 42.19 39.07 81.26
22 Tomas VERNER Euro 42.39 38.75 81.14
23 Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 44.71 36.10 80.81
24 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 40.83 39.28 80.11
25 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 40.88 38.89 79.77
26 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 43.26 36.07 79.33
27 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 40.39 38.93 79.32
28 Michal BREZINA SA 42.05 37.03 79.08
29 Michal BREZINA CoR 40.62 38.39 79.01
30 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 40.11 38.39 78.50
31 Florent AMODIO Euro 39.87 38.61 78.48
32 Nobunari ODA CoC 39.68 37.97 77.65
33 Nan SONG TEB 44.93 31.61 76.53
34 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 35.10 41.39 76.49
35 Michal BREZINA Euro 37.91 39.22 76.13
36 Michal BREZINA GPF 38.80 37.46 75.26
37 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 38.30 37.43 74.73
38 Michal BREZINA TEB 36.51 37.81 74.32
39 Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 37.12 37.20 74.32
40 Adam RIPPON TEB 36.42 36.54 72.96
41 Adam RIPPON SC 36.61 36.28 72.89
42 Nan SONG CoC 41.38 31.34 72.72
43 Florent AMODIO TEB 36.11 35.31 71.42
44 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 34.33 37.36 70.69
45 Brian JOUBERT Euro 31.07 38.85 67.92
46 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 31.36 32.95 64.31
47 Tomas VERNER NHK 29.10 34.86 62.96
48 Nobunari ODA TEB 27.52 36.43 62.95
49 Florent AMODIO SA 27.32 35.14 62.46

TOTAL SCORES LONG PROGRAMS

TES PCS TOTAL
1 Patrick CHAN CanNat 103.21 97.60 200.81
2 Jeremy ABBOTT USNat 88.29 95.06 183.35
3 Evgeni PLUSHENKO Euro 87.68 88.84 176.52
4 Patrick CHAN GPF 87.59 87.08 173.67
5 Daisuke TAKAHASHI GPF 87.05 85.05 172.63
6 Evgeni PLUSHENKO RusNat 77.77 93.66 171.43
7 Patrick CHAN SC 84.82 87.64 170.46
8 Daisuke TAKAHASHI NHK 80.04 90.28 169.32
9 Yuzuru HANYU JapNat 88.59 79.00 167.59
10 Yuzuru HANYU GPF 87.21 79.28 166.49
11 Javier FERNANDEZ GPF 84.89 81.40 166.29
12 Artur GACHINSKI RusNat 81.56 85.50 166.06
13 Javier FERNANDEZ SC 85.48 81.14 165.62
14 Takahiko KOZUKA JapNat 84.87 81.50 165.37
15 Javier FERNANDEZ CoR 81.77 81.36 163.13
16 Artur GACHINSKI Euro 82.61 78.86 161.47
17 Yuzuru HANYU CoR 82.50 78.38 158.88
18 Kevin REYNOLDS CanNat 85.51 73.12 158.63
19 Daisuke TAKAHASHI JapNat 74.65 86.90 158.55
20 Adam RIPPON USNat 76.65 81.28 157.93
21 Patrick CHAN TEB 72.30 85.14 156.44
22 Jeremy ABBOTT GPF 74.80 83.36 156.16
23 Florent AMODIO Euro 74.14 81.56 155.70
24 Takahiko KOZUKA NHK 76.67 78.58 155.25
25 Nan SONG CoC 86.45 67.58 154.03
26 Daisuke TAKAHASHI SC 69.37 83.84 153.21
27 Michal BREZINA Euro 74.15 80.02 153.17
28 Nobunari ODA CoC 74.30 76.16 149.46
29 Jeremy ABBOTT CoC 69.67 80.50 149.17
30 Nan SONG TEB 79.93 67.64 147.57
31 Michal BREZINA CoR 70.92 76.42 147.34
32 Artur GACHINSKI CoR 72.50 75.20 146.70
33 Jeremy ABBOTT CoR 64.10 83.44 145.54
34 Yuzuru HANYU CoC 72.80 74.36 145.16
35 Adam RIPPON SC 74.96 71.12 145.08
36 Adam RIPPON TEB 70.05 74.88 144.93
37 Michal BREZINA TEB 67.72 76.56 144.28
38 Tomas VERNER Euro 67.06 78.16 144.22
39 Michal BREZINA GPF 71.34 73.38 143.72
40 Javier FERNANDEZ Euro 65.37 76.78 142.15
41 Takahiko KOZUKA SA 68.54 74.86 141.40
42 Artur GACHINSKI CoC 69.04 72.86 140.90
43 Kevin REYNOLDS CoC 79.30 62.80 140.10
44 Brian JOUBERT Euro 61.07 78.84 139.91
45 Michal BREZINA SA 64.50 73.42 136.92
46 Tomas VERNER NHK 63.89 71.78 133.67
47 Florent AMODIO TEB 60.48 70.44 129.92
48 Florent AMODIO SA 56.86 68.28 125.14
49 Nobunari ODA TEB 46.63 60.62 104.25
 
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skatinginbc

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So Evgeni Plushenko (261.23) has the highest total for ISU competitions this season so far. That guy is truly a legend. Being a "grandpa" and still capable of setting a record. :thumbsup:
 

chuckm

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You need to be comparing INTERNATIONAL scores only. Everyone acknowledges that National scores are often so inflated that they bear no relation to ISU scores. So all the Nationals scores should be taken off the lists. But of course you wouldn't want to do that because then PLUSHENKO would be on top.
 
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It looks like Russia wins the prize for best judging at Nationals.

Here are the differences between the scores at Nationals and the highest intentional score.

Abbott 44.50
Chan 41.84
Rippon 22.90
Kozuka 15.95
Takahashi 5.48
Hanyu 0.25
Gachinski -1.52
Plushenko -2,48
 

Violet Bliss

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It looks like Russia wins the prize for best judging at Nationals.

Here are the differences between the scores at Nationals and the highest intentional score.

Abbott 44.50
Chan 41.84
Rippon 22.90
Kozuka 15.95
Takahashi 5.48
Hanyu 0.25
Gachinski -1.52
Plushenko -2,48

You really can't make that conclusion. E.g. Patrick and Jeremy did their best of the season at their Nationals which were their latest. Takahashi bombed his Nationals LP whereas Plushenko had his Nationals as the first competition and greatly improved at his 2nd, the Euro. Very different circumstances and performances.

eta. The Nationals scores should be separate from the international. However, the comparisons will be more meaningful after the 4CC. (Particularly interesting as Chan and Kozuka will compete directly for the first time since last Worlds.) Then the World Championships will be the final judgement.
 
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jettasian

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You need to be comparing INTERNATIONAL scores only. Everyone acknowledges that National scores are often so inflated that they bear no relation to ISU scores. So all the Nationals scores should be taken off the lists. But of course you wouldn't want to do that because then PLUSHENKO would be on top.

I have no problem Plushenko on top. My intention is not showing who is scoring the highest so far. I'm just including all the events that I think are important and list the skaters that I think may/will have an impact at World. Whether Nationals are inflated or not, this is just a reference for the scores.

When I have time, I will make another list excluding the Nationals.
 
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sky_fly20

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So Evgeni Plushenko (261.23) has the highest total for ISU competitions this season so far. That guy is truly a legend. Being a "grandpa" and still capable of setting a record. :thumbsup:

legend with the capital " L " :love:

You need to be comparing INTERNATIONAL scores only. Everyone acknowledges that National scores are often so inflated that they bear no relation to ISU scores. So all the Nationals scores should be taken off the lists. But of course you wouldn't want to do that because then PLUSHENKO would be on top.

:biggrin: true, but I didn't pay attention the national scores anyways
 

Li'Kitsu

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SkateFiguring said:
However, the comparisons will be more meaningful after the 4CC. (Particularly interesting as Chan and Kozuka will compete directly for the first time since last Worlds.)

If I'm not badly mistaken, Kozuka won't go to 4CC this year - it's Takahashi, Mura and Machida.
I was a little disappointed, I think Takahashi could have needed a break anyway, since he already did the GPF. So that comparison will have to wait till worlds.

And thanks for making this, jettasian. I'd be interessted in international scores only too, but anyway thanks for your work :yes:
(And now I'd want something like this for the women too, it's so comfortable xD... they're the harder bunch to predict, at least for me :scratch: )
 

Bluebonnet

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Thank you very much for the hard work and time, jettasian! Even though you put nationals and internationals together, you've labeled each clearly. So it's a good reference!
 

ivy

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Thanks from me too - love looking at these kind of lists. Of course you're never really comparing apples to apples - unless looking at scores where both skaters were at the same comp. I think Nat'l scores should be here - we're all smart enough to know they are often inflated compared to int'l scores
 

jettasian

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SkateFiguring, are you trying to steal my thunder? :mad: j/k

Anyway, at work now, can't post too much. Will fix mine after I get home tonight.
 

Violet Bliss

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:laugh:

Just saving you some work. I was the chief compiler of numbers here last season so it's become a hobby. But happy when others bring different lists and perspectives and save me work too. :)

eta: On second look at the thread title and on second thought, I removed these lists for another thread. The thunder is all yours. ;)
 
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Macassar88

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It looks like Russia wins the prize for best judging at Nationals.

Here are the differences between the scores at Nationals and the highest intentional score.

Abbott 44.50
Chan 41.84
Rippon 22.90
Kozuka 15.95
Takahashi 5.48
Hanyu 0.25
Gachinski -1.52
Plushenko -2,48

LOL @ Abbott and Chan's national scores.:laugh:
 

Violet Bliss

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Mathman said:
It looks like Russia wins the prize for best judging at Nationals.

Here are the differences between the scores at Nationals and the highest intentional score.

Abbott 44.50
Chan 41.84
Rippon 22.90
Kozuka 15.95
Takahashi 5.48
Hanyu 0.25
Gachinski -1.52
Plushenko -2,48

LOL @ Abbott and Chan's national scores.:laugh:


I want to be bold to question Mathman's math here. :p (I already challenged his logic on this conclusion. :))

Chan's highest Nationals Score is 302.14 and his best international score is 280.98. By my elementary school math the difference is (302.14-280.98 =)21.16, not 44.50.

Abbott: 273.58 - 238.82 = 34.76

What did I do wrong?

eta. OK, I see now. Mathman used the numbers from jettasian's list which includes only this partial season's numbers. I used PB numbers, especially since Chan achieved his so recently.
 
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jettasian

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I just updated the tally, separated Nationals and ISU competitions. And you are all welcome, my pleasure :)
 
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