My bad with the stat I'm on my phone its hard to get numbers right sometimes I wasn't trying to sway it one way or the other
At the end of the day rielly has a negative partner in hunwick
And the leafs can't score pretty sure no player in the nhl has a harder situation playing 1D with the worst or one of the worst offenses with one of the worst partners, no player is going to crack 50 points or 25 goals on the leafs and we are dead last or like bottom 3 in offense, ur underestimating riellys QoT (quality of team mates). So at 5v5 offense I still think they're close.
Manning has been Ghosts most regular partner... he is far worse than Hunwick objectively.
With Manning Ghost is at 46% Corsi... without 52%... his Corsi for/60 takes a hit going from over 60 to ~50 when he has to play with that AHL 2nd pairing Dman. Which is ridiculous... but understandable if you have to watch Manning struggle to play in the NHL night in, night out.
When with Manning the Flyers are getting 1.79 GF/60 with Ghost on ice... when Ghost is away from him the Flyers are getting 3.24 GF/60 with Ghost on ice.
Gostisbehere Corsi QoT: 49.79.
Gostisbehere TOI QoC: 16.57
Rielly Corsi QoT: 49.78
Rielly TOI QoC: 16.91
Ghost does play with better forwards ofc most often... but he has also had to play with the Flyers 4th line quite a bit (2nd most in terms of lines he is out with)... who suck.
Hence partially why his numbers are dragged down in terms of QoT... he is playing with an awful partner most often, and while he is with great forwards most often, after them he plays with offensive black holes of forwards.
The three average 0.79 P/60 at 5v5... Froese is the only Leafs forward this year with more than 10 games played who has less than 0.79 P/60... yet our 4th line averaged have that!
Buffalo score less per game than Toronto at 5v5, Ristolainen plays tougher minutes... yet marginally outproduces Rielly at 5v5. He is pacing for 45 points. His QoT is far, far worse to boot. He has a harder situation and is putting up more offensively, albeit not by much at 5v5. I guess Ristolainen would be the best offensive defenseman in the NHL then...