Fenian24
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the bolded statement is why I'm not going to waste my time debating this with you any more. If that's how you see the last 3 games then I'm sorry but you're completely delusional and seeing exactly what you want to see.
and statements like "I despise analytics" just make you seem so incredibly ignorant. You despise information? That's effectively what you're saying. "I don't like knowing things". Cool, congrats you are willfully ignorant.
Not every "advanced stat" is perfect, but knowing that the team generates way more shot attempts than they give up when a particular player is on the ice is literally just information about what is happening in the games. If you want to ignore that information in favor of your feelings about him being "quiet" then that's fine, you go on living in your imaginary reality.
Analytics are for people who don't watch games. The Billy Beanes will never succeed in hockey, analytics do not work in hockey. by watching the games I can see a Bruins team being physically man handled after game 1 and a coach who thought it was a good idea to scratch a physical player in Wagner for a rookie in Kuhlman who produced nothing and was more invisible than Heinen. All while leaving a veteran who goes to the net in the press box for guys like Heinen and Kuhlman.
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