Good to draft some size but i think alot around here will hate the winger pick.
Eh. Like Stanley his ranking is all over the place, and he's described as "a good skater for his size". But Stanley had 17 points in his draft year, Torgersson was one of the better producers (and goal scorers) in the Superelit. And a good skater at 6'3 is very different from a "good" skater at 6'7.Scouting reports make him sound like a forward analog of Logan Stanley. I think this goes into the long term project column.
I'm guessing we're waiting to see how he performs in the SHL this season then.
Did you weigh in on the Perfetti pick?
boom or bust in a statistical sense: high average comps but low probability
Is the greater uncertainty about a player like Torgersson partly driven by the league in which he's achieved his results? Less precise due to wider variance and smaller sample size?Most likely will help get a better idea on him. Success from SWE Jr leagues are hard to project.
I can't speak to what I know because my stuff is all proprietary and not public. So I didn't personally weigh in on the pick. I did point out the numbers are really good for him looking at public models.
To give some context, nuance, etc...
Let's assume this model is perfect, which it is not. This model is not perfect. We already know that data is missing in these lower leagues that would greatly help them (like the stuff we have in the NHL) but also even given the data we have it's not perfect. In fact, if you look at Twitter the day prior to the draft I talked to Sam about how to improve it.
Now I'll compare to Gunler since it's another SWE W and drafted back to back. This model suggests two comparisons between Gunler and Torgersson... 1) It suggests players that have performed liked Gunler are almost 2x more likely to make the NHL. 2) When exclusively looking at those that made the NHL, Gunler types most likely become 3rd liners while Torgersson most likely become 2nd liners.
Is the greater uncertainty about a player like Torgersson partly driven by the league in which he's achieved his results? Less precise due to wider variance and smaller sample size?
So, two minutes work and we pay how much to have a jersey customized?
So, two minutes work and we pay how much to have a jersey customized?
Hopefully we get to see at the World Juniors this year
It's from last season. This season he's at 12% so far. I agree that it's a worrisome sign, but I'm also guessing that the Jets' analysis went deeper than "he scored many goals".I thought the following line from the scouting report was super-concerning:
"Nonetheless, Torgersson makes every shift count and his ridiculous league-leading shooting percentage (31.7 percent) is a testament to that."
I hope that info about shooting percentage is incorrect or mis-contextualized, if not I am worried.
Edit: Maybe he's referring to SH% from this season which is still fairly young? Hard to find official stats for swedish jr league
Fixed it for you.Another left winger!!
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