TheHardTruth*
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- Jun 22, 2015
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The premise of your 50 point argument is based on sticking your head in the sand and ignoring a little bit of basic common sense. If everyone accepted your haphazard logic when it came to the lockout season, then apparently every player in the league really, really sucked that year. It was a rare occasion that season, rather self-obviously, so employing a little bit of basic nuance and realizing that, reasonably, we can call that a 60+ point calibre season from Duchene is not remotely unfair.
Regarding last season, I don't think projecting one extra point is remotely unfair or dishonest. You are arguing technicalities simply because you can. Projecting one measly point, of course, means that you can't count that season as a '50 point season', so instead you toss basic common sense out the window in favour of refusing to budge from your stance. Trying to argue with someone who thinks it is unreasonable to project 1 extra point over a missed 6 games is utterly ridiculous.
If that's the type of inane logic you want to subscribe to, knock yourself out. A modicum of common sense is not remotely ridiculous, it's something any reasonably intelligent individual should be capable of understanding, but so far it appears lost on you. Oh, and incidentally, projections aren't guesses, they are based on using simple math, which is based on numbers. Did you not know that?
Using sound logic based on actual facts (the numbers) isn't inane at all. It's called sound logic, and i hope that you would have heard about it.
If you want to start projecting "extra" points for players then you're making a slippery slope argument since that same argument could be made for any player.
Why not project a few extra points for Kane and give him 150 ? You see how that works?
Your counter argument has no legs to stand on since you keep making projections based on guesses. Projections are based on math up to the point that its not a 100% guaranteed to happen. Projections are not accepted as fact since they're not always 100% accurate. You're taking assumptions and passing them as facts.
You also seem to have abandoned common sense in the hope that i would accept your flawed argument and move on.