Corsi is an analytical hockey statistic used to measure the performance of ice hockey players. It was developed in the late 1960s by National Hockey League (NHL) coach and general manager, Emile Francis. Corsi is a measure of the relative number of shot attempts taken and allowed when a particular player is on the ice during even strength situations. It is based on the principle that shots attempted for and against generally result in possession changes, and that the more shot attempts a team takes the more likely it is to score goals or prevent goals against.

5 letters

• coirs.

4 letters

• risc,
• rocs,
• rico,
• coir,
• sori,
• sirc.

3 letters

• cro,
• cos,
• irs,
• cio,
• ois,
• rio,
• sir,
• roc,
• sic,
• cis.