devilsblood
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Well Nico's is worse this year.His GF% is a team worst 36.8%. Since 2018 his GF% is 40%. Untradeable.
Zacha does have a xGA of 48% this year, so def some bad luck going on.
Well Nico's is worse this year.His GF% is a team worst 36.8%. Since 2018 his GF% is 40%. Untradeable.
I do not give a shit about Nico’s season, injuries have derailed it. How are you not aware of this?Well Nico's is worse this year.
Zacha does have a xGA of 48% this year, so def some bad luck going on.
PDO, XGA, ='s bad luck.I do not give a shit about Nico’s season, injuries have derailed it. How are you not aware of this?
Zacha is shooting an unsustainable percentage and is still well underwater at 5 on 5. He isn’t a good player.
Those guys don't break down every stat possible. They only break down stats which support their opinion.It gets depressing reading these posts. I think I’m better off being clueless when it comes to advanced stats. It’s much easier to just watch the game and like a player like Zacha when it looks like he is playing better vs breaking down every single stat possible and decide “he sucks” .
This is just so god damn stupid at this point.He isn’t a good player.
I’ll correct myself: he is not even close to a good player.This is just so god damn stupid at this point.
I don’t get how our leading scorer is “not good” .
I know there is more to the game than points but come on.. how can the team lead in points not at least be considered an ok player?
He’s a passenger , defensively not great , possession sucks and on and on and on...
Whatever
I'm just glad Johnsson is back. Advanced stats tell me he's a hell of a player.
Their career points per game are roughly equal even with Johnsson having his worst season and Zacha having his best season. Neither of these players matter very much.I'm just glad Johnsson is back. Advanced stats tell me he's a hell of a player.
I was going to bring up Johnsson to redirect the convo.I'm just glad Johnsson is back. Advanced stats tell me he's a hell of a player.
I was going to bring up Johnsson to redirect the convo.
In addition to a solid cf%(Behind only Hughes amongst regular fwd's) he also has a solid gf% at an even 20vs20.
I'm expecting a bounce back next year.
Johnsson is 2 years older, didn't play his first full NHL season until he was 23, and played a ton with Matthews and Nylander the last 2 years, but cool comparison.Their career points per game are roughly equal even with Johnsson having his worst season and Zacha having his best season. Neither of these players matter very much.
I was going to bring up Johnsson to redirect the convo.
In addition to a solid cf%(Behind only Hughes amongst regular fwd's) he also has a solid gf% at an even 20vs20.
I'm expecting a bounce back next year.
110% agree. Production beats any “advanced stats.”It gets depressing reading these posts. I think I’m better off being clueless when it comes to advanced stats. It’s much easier to just watch the game and like a player like Zacha when it looks like he is playing better vs breaking down every single stat possible and decide “he sucks” .
Well 25 is a lower pace then where he is at this season, so that would allow for some reversion. Even if we don't factor in linemates, position and increased pp time, all of which should factor in going fwd.I’m just glad looking at a player’s baseline counting stats tells the whole story. Zacha is a true sniper and we should expect 25 goals from him every season moving forward.
I was going to bring up Johnsson to redirect the convo.
In addition to a solid cf%(Behind only Hughes amongst regular fwd's) he also has a solid gf% at an even 20vs20.
I'm expecting a bounce back next year.
All of this basically. I don’t know why people are putting so much emphasis on the the AHL that was slapped together in the empty practice rink at the last minute.Think this year has to be considered an anomaly due to the jumbled schedule, lack of postseason, etc.
If you look at last year's Binghamton team, there were AHL veteran types such as Conner, Melchiori, and Cumisky who had all had a taste of the NHL. With the exception of Ben Street, possibly due to the fact that both New Jersey and the AHL team were essentially in the same building, that was not the case.
With so many first-year players, and a few junior age players that would have been in the OHL had it not been shut down, this year's team was usually much younger than the opposition (much like the parent club). Can't help thinking there will be a few more veteran minor leaguers to go with the returnees and that should benefit both Utica and the organization as a whole.