batting1k
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Huh!?Goodbye, calculatorboy.
Huh!?
Are the Panthers going away from Analytics, or getting deeper into Analytics?
I'm confused.
Huh!?
Are the Panthers going away from Analytics, or getting deeper into Analytics?
I'm confused.
Cleaning house.
The only reason people believe this won’t be a few months long retool is because we have Q, Barkov, Huberdeau, and Ekblad. Unfortunately, you need more than that to be a legit good team and I think Zito realizes that.
Everyone from management to scouting to the players needs to be on the same page and you need guys that want to win and will do anything to further that cause.
They just took the TI SR-10, expensive, old-fashioned, and limited functionality, and replaced it by the TI-84, also expensive but modern and highly functional model.Huh!?
Are the Panthers going away from Analytics, or getting deeper into Analytics?
I'm confused.
They just took the TI SR-10, expensive, old-fashioned, and limited functionality, and replaced it by the TI-84, also expensive but modern and highly functional model.
Just remains to be seen whether the graphing and analytical functionality is of any use.
Again (and this has been my constant reply to you) while I agree that it's 100% not a bad idea to reassess, try to draft better and bring in players that want to win, Barkov has 2 years left, Huberdeau 3. They are (very likely) not going to be good this year, and you're wasting another year of their careers. Unless you have a source indicating they're going to re-up here, that should be concern #1.Cleaning house.
The only reason people believe this won’t be a few months long retool is because we have Q, Barkov, Huberdeau, and Ekblad. Unfortunately, you need more than that to be a legit good team and I think Zito realizes that.
Everyone from management to scouting to the players needs to be on the same page and you need guys that want to win and will do anything to further that cause.
I think you have your answer. Look at what Columbus has done the past few seasons, they let players walk. Plus what has Florida accomplished with Huby and Barky?Again (and this has been my constant reply to you) while I agree that it's 100% not a bad idea to reassess, try to draft better and bring in players that want to win, Barkov has 2 years left, Huberdeau 3. They are (very likely) not going to be good this year, and you're wasting another year of their careers. Unless you have a source indicating they're going to re-up here, that should be concern #1.
I think this is true. Look at McHeyZeus on the Oil. He hasn’t brought them to the promised land either. Maybe he needs to lose the Mc.If we want to be brutally honest, Barkov, Huberdeau, and Ekblad are good players, maybe great players. But odds are you will win with them, not because of them.
And that’s not to say to we should just ship them off, but I also don’t think we should put all of our hopes and dreams into them. In fact I wouldn’t mind moving Huberdeau and Ekblad if the deal was right. Of course we’ve made some moves already but entering the off season, no one on the roster should’ve been 100% off limits, except maybe Barkov.
I agree with Huby: Ekblad’s contract is uniquely valuable. We have him for five years at a reasonable priceIf we want to be brutally honest, Barkov, Huberdeau, and Ekblad are good players, maybe great players. But odds are you will win with them, not because of them.
And that’s not to say to we should just ship them off, but I also don’t think we should put all of our hopes and dreams into them. In fact I wouldn’t mind moving Huberdeau and Ekblad if the deal was right. Of course we’ve made some moves already but entering the off season, no one on the roster should’ve been 100% off limits, except maybe Barkov.
Florida has made some nice depth moves and made their top 6 a lot worse. Instead of finishing between 18th and 14th overall, it's now probably gonna be 22-26 range. What's the point? I would rather go scorched earth, trade good players for a boatload of assets like Ottawa did, then keep our solid players and draft 8th instead of 2nd.I think you have your answer. Look at what Columbus has done the past few seasons, they let players walk. Plus what has Florida accomplished with Huby and Barky?
Let’s wait to see acfually: Hornqvist could replace one of Hoffman or Dady’s output tbhFlorida has made some nice depth moves and made their top 6 a lot worse. Instead of finishing between 18th and 14th overall, it's now probably gonna be 22-26 range. What's the point? I would rather go scorched earth, trade good players for a boatload of assets like Ottawa did, then keep our solid players and draft 8th instead of 2nd.