ATD Chat Thread XVII

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VanIslander

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If your pick is stolen, you automatically are moved to the end of that round and pick when it's your turn there.

That way there is no waiting.

A
B
C
D
E
F

B steals A's pick, so A goes to the end.
Then C steals B's pick. So...

C - has A's pick (locked in cuz stolen twice)
D - is on the clock
E
F
A
B
 

tinyzombies

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If your pick is stolen, you automatically are moved to the end of that round and pick when it's your turn there.

That way there is no waiting.

A
B
C
D
E
F

B steals A's pick, so A goes to the end.
Then C steals B's pick. So...

C - has A's pick (locked in cuz stolen twice)
D - is on the clock
E
F
A
B


That won't build animosity at all lol. It does let you draft off of more knowledgeable GM's, which makes it more of a groupthink draft.
 

tinyzombies

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Shouldn't we be taking advanced stats into account and not just award and AS finishes? A guy like Price would have a more accurate legacy if you did that, no?

Also, goaltending in the past was DEFINITELY not at the same level, but simply adjusting within the era does not really level that out, so current players like McDavid aren't really getting evaluated properly in the VsX, no?
 

Johnny Engine

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Shouldn't we be taking advanced stats into account and not just award and AS finishes? A guy like Price would have a more accurate legacy if you did that, no?

Also, goaltending in the past was DEFINITELY not at the same level, but simply adjusting within the era does not really level that out, so current players like McDavid aren't really getting evaluated properly in the VsX, no?
You'd have to present the stats that make your argument and let the readers be the judge, just like any other piece of information.

Maybe my least favourite thing about 2012-onward hockey discourse is the construction "the advanced stats say", because it doesn't mean much of anything at all, and can be used to put a numerical sheen on fuzzy reputation-based arguments, or just outright lie if you want to.

Everyone here understands GAA, Sv%, Wins and Shutouts as they relate to judging a goaltender. I don't think everyone here understands Goals Saved Above Expected, Quality Start Percentage, or any cooked up WAR formula out there. But I think most of us are smart enough to follow an argument based on those things if your terms are defined and your conclusions follow logically.

Without getting into it, I don't think the majority of the math wonks that pop up on my Twitter timeline buy into Price's reputation that much. But absent any actual metrics for me to present you with, that's no better than "the stats say".

The common thread between numbers-based research and quote-based research is that you have to do the work and present specifics, one way or another.
 
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tinyzombies

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You'd have to present the stats that make your argument and let the readers be the judge, just like any other piece of information.

Maybe my least favourite thing about 2012-onward hockey discourse is the construction "the advanced stats say", because it doesn't mean much of anything at all, and can be used to put a numerical sheen on fuzzy reputation-based arguments, or just outright lie if you want to.

Everyone here understands GAA, Sv%, Wins and Shutouts as they relate to judging a goaltender. I don't think everyone here understands Goals Saved Above Expected, Quality Start Percentage, or any cooked up WAR formula out there. But I think most of us are smart enough to follow an argument based on those things if your terms are defined and your conclusions follow logically.

Without getting into it, I don't think the majority of the math wonks that pop up on my Twitter timeline buy into Price's reputation that much. But absent any actual metrics for me to present you with, that's no better than "the stats say".

The common thread between numbers-based research and quote-based research is that you have to do the work and present specifics, one way or another.

Last three player polls for Price: 1, 1, 1.

Stats over the course of Price's entire career (2007-2020) renders:

SV% (GP, SP) 2007-2020:
Rask 536, .931
Rinne 657, .930
Luongo 627, .928
Price 682, .927
Lunqvist 764, .927
Crawford 486, .927
Bobrovsky 507, .927
Bishop 413, .926

HDSV% 2007-2020:
Hiller 404, .853
Crawford 486, .852
Lundqvist 764, .850
Bishop 413, .850
Bobrovsky 507, .848
Schneider 409, .848
Halak 504, .846
Rask 536, .837
Miller 651, .836
Dubnyk 520, .834
Varlamov 493, .834
Price 682, .834
Smith 587, .834
Luongo 627, .832
Quick 644, .832

Rush Attempts/GP 2007-2020:
Miller 651, 1.22
Rask 536, 1.18
Price 682, 1.13
Halak 504, 1.09
Bishop 413, 1.08
Holtby 468, 1.07

Rebound Attempts/GP 2007-2020:
Semyon Varlamov 493, 2.52
Sergei Bobrovsky 507, 2.29
Cam Ward 613, 2.29
Craig Anderson 587, 2.25
Braden Holtby 468, 2.15
Kari Lehtonen 539, 2.11
Marc-Andre Fleury 709, 2.06
Mike Smith 587, 2.03
Henrik Lundqvist 764, 1.96
Corey Crawford 486, 1.96
Antti Niemi 464, 1.96
Devan Dubnyk 520, 1.96
Carey Price 682, 1.95
Jonathan Quick 644, 1.95
Jonas Hiller 404, 1.94
Ondrej Pavelec 398, 1.91
Ben Bishop 413, 1.91
Jaroslav Halak 504, 1.91

GSAA Total/GP 2007-2020:
Rask .18
Rinne .14
Price .13563
Luongo .13573
Lundqvist .12
Crawford ..11
Bobrovsky ..11
Bishop .09

xGA Total/GP 2007-2020:
Martin Brodeur375512.161.36576
Niklas Backstrom372520.891.400242
Miikka Kiprusoff390562.761.442974
Brian Elliott472696.491.475614
Tuukka Rask536804.231.500429
Ben Bishop413627.281.518838
Steve Mason476731.711.537206
Jonathan Quick644993.681.542981
Pekka Rinne6571015.31.545358
Cory Schneider409636.351.555868
Devan Dubnyk520816.711.570596
Roberto Luongo627988.061.575853
Antti Niemi464731.251.57597
Jimmy Howard539849.911.576827
Marc-Andre Fleury7091120.271.580071
Carey Price6821094.051.604179
Ilya Bryzgalov405655.061.617432
Ryan Miller6511069.051.642166
Kari Lehtonen539888.991.649332
Mike Smith587977.471.665196
Jonas Hiller404676.291.673985
Corey Crawford486820.681.688642
Braden Holtby4687931.694444
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Wins 2007-2020:
Pittsburgh Penguins499
Boston Bruins491
Washington Capitals490
Tampa Bay Lightning488
St Louis Blues487
New York Rangers453
Chicago Blackhawks448
San Jose Sharks448
Nashville Predators445
Anaheim Ducks445
Philadelphia Flyers433
Dallas Stars430
Minnesota Wild428
Los Angeles Kings420
Montreal Canadiens419
Calgary Flames416
Columbus Blue Jackets414
Vancouver Canucks414
New York Islanders407
Colorado Avalanche404
Toronto Maple Leafs402
Winnipeg Jets389
Carolina Hurricanes388
Florida Panthers382
Detroit Red Wings371
New Jersey Devils369
Ottawa Senators367
Edmonton Oilers352
Buffalo Sabres333
Arizona Coyotes223
Vegas Golden Knights172
Phoenix Coyotes143
Atlanta Thrashers34
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Corsi Against 2007-2020:
Arizona Coyotes26402
Winnipeg Jets33664
Los Angeles Kings34355
St Louis Blues34458
New Jersey Devils34479
Detroit Red Wings34968
Tampa Bay Lightning35327
Boston Bruins35574
Pittsburgh Penguins35923
Florida Panthers36565
Nashville Predators36771
Chicago Blackhawks36795
Carolina Hurricanes36883
Philadelphia Flyers36947
San Jose Sharks36994
Washington Capitals37034
Columbus Blue Jackets37115
Vancouver Canucks37182
Montreal Canadiens37302
Minnesota Wild37380
Dallas Stars37561
Calgary Flames37947
Anaheim Ducks37981
Colorado Avalanche38742
Buffalo Sabres38757
New York Rangers38950
Edmonton Oilers39120
Ottawa Senators39172
New York Islanders39919
Toronto Maple Leafs40334
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Shots Against 2007-2020:
Arizona Coyotes13891
Winnipeg Jets18230
Los Angeles Kings18340
St Louis Blues18351
San Jose Sharks19034
New Jersey Devils19111
Tampa Bay Lightning19246
Boston Bruins19361
Pittsburgh Penguins19419
Minnesota Wild19475
Philadelphia Flyers19555
Dallas Stars19583
Washington Capitals19608
Nashville Predators19764
Calgary Flames19767
Montreal Canadiens19802
Detroit Red Wings19819
Anaheim Ducks19837
Carolina Hurricanes19890
Columbus Blue Jackets20236
Vancouver Canucks20465
Florida Panthers20496
New York Islanders20540
New York Rangers20559
Chicago Blackhawks20639
Colorado Avalanche20786
Edmonton Oilers20850
Ottawa Senators21377
Buffalo Sabres21412
Toronto Maple Leafs21672
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Goals Against 2007-2020:
Arizona Coyotes1052
Winnipeg Jets1363
Los Angeles Kings1386
St Louis Blues1400
San Jose Sharks1442
New Jersey Devils1480
Tampa Bay Lightning1489
Boston Bruins1496
Pittsburgh Penguins1498
Minnesota Wild1505
Philadelphia Flyers1512
Dallas Stars1513
Washington Capitals1521
Nashville Predators1523
Calgary Flames1551
Montreal Canadiens1557
Detroit Red Wings1567
Anaheim Ducks1575
Carolina Hurricanes1575
Columbus Blue Jackets1584
Vancouver Canucks1587
Florida Panthers1602
New York Islanders1650
New York Rangers1654
Chicago Blackhawks1667
Colorado Avalanche1671
Edmonton Oilers1686
Ottawa Senators1726
Buffalo Sabres1731
Toronto Maple Leafs1764
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High Danger Shots Against 2007-2020:
New York Islanders8077
Chicago Blackhawks7580
New York Rangers7944
Edmonton Oilers7643
Carolina Hurricanes7587
Vancouver Canucks7315
Anaheim Ducks7410
Ottawa Senators7253
Colorado Avalanche7178
Toronto Maple Leafs7246
Buffalo Sabres7170
Florida Panthers6807
Pittsburgh Penguins6732
Detroit Red Wings6769
Columbus Blue Jackets6688
Washington Capitals7067
San Jose Sharks6744
Dallas Stars6893
Calgary Flames6686
Montreal Canadiens6815
Philadelphia Flyers6627
Tampa Bay Lightning6272
Nashville Predators6312
Winnipeg Jets6454
St Louis Blues6232
Boston Bruins6145
New Jersey Devils5991
Los Angeles Kings6259
Minnesota Wild5852
Arizona Coyotes4978
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ResilientBeast

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What are the different eras in hockey? 1893-1918? 1918-? 1942-67? 67-80? What?

If I had to take a stab

1983 - 1909 - The Amateur Era, 1909 marks the NHA the first "high level" professional league
1909 - 1926 - The Split League Era
1926 - 1942 - Consolidation
1942 - 1967 - The Original Six
1967 - 1994 - The expansion era
1995 - 2005 - The Dead Puck Era
2005 - 2020 - The Modern Era
 

ImporterExporter

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If I had to take a stab

1983 - 1909 - The Amateur Era, 1909 marks the NHA the first "high level" professional league
1909 - 1926 - The Split League Era
1926 - 1942 - Consolidation
1942 - 1967 - The Original Six
1967 - 1994 - The expansion era
1995 - 2005 - The Dead Puck Era
2005 - 2020 - The Modern Era

This is about spot on IMO.

Just need to switch that very first 9 and 8. Unless you've got a DeLorean and mad genius scientists w/ you! :naughty:
 
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