I did some number crunching to calculate international strike rates for our current player pool and our top ten list of all-time goalscorers. Player, Caps/Goals, Strike Rate (1 goal every x matches) -this list only includes player in the pool that have scored 2 international goals or more Current Pool: Donovan 143/49 (2.918) Dempsey 87/27 (3.222) Gomez 13/4 (3.250) Buddle 11/3 (3.667) Altidore 49/13 (3.769) Beasley 96/17 (5.647) Bradley 69/10 (6.900) Agudelo 15/2 (7.500) Adu 17/2 (8.500) Bocanegra 106/13 (8.154) Holden 17/2 (8.500) Kljestan 35/4 (8.750) Rogers 18/2 (9.000) Goodson 31/3 (10.333) Onyewu 66/6 (11.000) Clark 34/3 (11.333) Bornstein 39/2 (19.000) Feilhaber 39/2 (19.500) Cherundolo 84/2 (42.000) Our All-Time Top 10 Goalscorers (list ordered by goals scored, strike rate noted) 1. Donovan 143/49 (2.918) 2. Wynalda 106/34 (3.118) 3. McBride 95/30 (3.167) 4. Dempsey 87/27 (3.222) 5. Moore 100/24 (4.167) 6. Murray 86/21 (4.095) 7. Beasley 96/17 (5.647) 7. Stewart 101/17 (5.942) 9. Jones 165/15 (11.000) 10. Altidore 49/13 (3.769) 10. Perez 73/13 (5.615) 10. Bocanegra 106/13 (8.154) 10. Balboa 128/13 (9.846) Does this information make you look at our player pool any differently?
I wonder what it would be if you looked at per 90 minutes played instead of per cap. Gomez might shoot to the top of the list.