KasparsHipCheck
Registered User
Hello,
I apologize in advance if this has been asked before, I'm only lightly into analytics and only a basic understanding of statistics.
Has this issue been locked at:
The risk of a player in a given position on the ice and in different situations (man-up, even, man-down situations) playing with a broken stick vs. going to the bench to get a new one.
There's always that awkward moment when I'm watching a game and depending on the location of the bench and the where the player is located on the ice and situation, where I wonder what is truly best. I don't see where there is an absolute yes or no answer to this.
Can you please let me know if this has been looked at or if there is an existing explanation--provide a link so I can see the argument.
Thank You
I apologize in advance if this has been asked before, I'm only lightly into analytics and only a basic understanding of statistics.
Has this issue been locked at:
The risk of a player in a given position on the ice and in different situations (man-up, even, man-down situations) playing with a broken stick vs. going to the bench to get a new one.
There's always that awkward moment when I'm watching a game and depending on the location of the bench and the where the player is located on the ice and situation, where I wonder what is truly best. I don't see where there is an absolute yes or no answer to this.
Can you please let me know if this has been looked at or if there is an existing explanation--provide a link so I can see the argument.
Thank You