HF GM Games Fantasy Mock Draft #3 - Discussion VI - PandaCan'tSnipeWellEnough (Voting is LIVE)

[LT]

HF GM Games Fantasy Mock Draft #3​

A new version of our mock drafts with some twists on the rules.

Salary Cap

• 55M (floor) - 70M (ceiling)

Trades

• Limited
• Two trades total per team
• A one-day trading period will occur following the conclusion of the draft (e.g., last pick is Saturday, trading period is Sunday, voting begins Monday)

Contracts

• 2019-2020 cap hits will be used, excluding bonuses (i.e., use what you see on CapFriendly)
• Players must have an active contract and have played at least one game in the last two seasons

Goal

• To win the Stanley Cup this year
• There will be secondary awards for "Best Future" (team with the best future) and "Best Drafting GM" (the GM you think drafted the best value overall)

Restrictions

• GMs can self-impose restrictions if they so choose (examples include NCAA alumni only, Swedish only, 25 and under only, and more)
• Any GM who takes on a reasonable (as determined by consensus and LT) restriction will be given an extra $5M ($75M total) in cap space to work with. The cap floor will not apply to any GM who takes on a restriction.
• If the restriction is broken at the conclusion of the trading period, that GM will lose $15M in cap space ($60M total) and be disqualified from secondary awards

Playoff Format

• Once all teams are filled but before the draft begins, the full playoff bracket will be posted
• All 32 teams will make the playoffs with randomly assigned first round opponents
• GMs will vote on each matchup to determine who will advance (vote for who you think would win each matchup, not who you think is the best - this provides more nuance to building a quality team)
• The secondary awards will be voted on separately
• At the conclusion of the draft, GMs will send in their top 5 teams for each secondary award
• These will be tallied by the commissioner (who is ineligible to win either award) and a winner for each will be determined

Drafting/Time Limits

• The draft will last 20 rounds; Each GM will select 12 forwards, 6 defenders, and 2 goaltenders
• Clock will run from 10:00 AM EST to 12:00 AM EST (except for first day)
• We will have a 2 hour clock for Rounds 1-3
• The clock will be shortened to 1 hour for Rounds 4-14
• The clock will be shortened to 30 minutes for Rounds 15-20
• Missed picks will result in auto-skips until all missed picks are made up
• Any GM who misses 3 picks will have their clock for all remaining picks cut in half
• Any GM who misses 5 picks will have all future picks auto-skipped
• Any GM who misses 10 picks will automatically forfeit their first round playoff matchup and be disqualified from secondary awards

Other Notes

• Going over the cap or not reaching the cap floor will result in an automatic first round loss and a disqualification from secondary awards
• You must keep track of your own cap situation and keep this updated in the Roster thread; failure to do so may result in penalties and cap audits

To join, PLEASE READ ALL RULES and PM me the top 3 teams you would like to have.

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[LT]

Teams/GMs List

Team​	General Manager​
Anaheim Ducks	@AveryStar4Eva
Arizona Coyotes	@Panda Bear
Boston Bruins	@Llamamoto49
Buffalo Sabres	@SJSharks39
Calgary Flames	@Kent Nilsson
Carolina Hurricanes	@BumDum
Chicago Blackhawks	@Tryamkin
Colorado Avalanche	@DanCloutiers5hole
Columbus Blue Jackets	@Blinny
Dallas Stars	@LatvianTwist
Detroit Red Wings	@DatsyukianDekes13
Edmonton Oilers	@Joey Moss
Florida Panthers	@BeLeafing
Los Angeles Kings	@McMozesmadness
Minnesota Wild	@Peter Griffin
Montreal Canadiens	@OB5
Nashville Predators	@EvilDead
New Jersey Devils	@Exquisite
New York Islanders	@Cocoloco
New York Rangers	@Paralyzer008
Ottawa Senators	@Joey Moss
Philadelphia Flyers	@NeoCanuck
Pittsburgh Penguins	@Panda Bear
St. Louis Blues	@Nucker101
San Jose Sharks	@datboichoi
Seattle Kraken	@m0pe
Tampa Bay Lightning	@ConnorMcMullet
Toronto Maple Leafs	@hockeynorth
Vancouver Canucks	@Lucbourdon
Vegas Golden Knights	@LatvianTwist
Washington Capitals	@Makaveli
Winnipeg Jets	@FanofBadHockeyTeam

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Current Restrictions

Team (GM)	Restriction
Nashville (EvilDead)	American Players Only
Seattle (m0pe)	Stanley Cup Winners Only
Arizona (Panda Bear)	Metropolitan Division Players Only

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[LT]

Playoff Bracket

San Jose Sharks

Chicago Blackhawks

Boston Bruins

St. Louis Blues

Dallas Stars

Edmonton Oilers

Toronto Maple Leafs

Philadelphia Flyers

Arizona Coyotes

Seattle Kraken

Calgary Flames

Carolina Hurricanes

Buffalo Sabres

Colorado Avalanche

Vancouver Canucks

Montreal Canadiens

Washington Capitals

Tampa Bay Lightning

Vegas Golden Knights

Florida Panthers

Nashville Predators

Los Angeles Kings

Minnesota Wild

New York Rangers

Winnipeg Jets

Columbus Blue Jackets

Detroit Red Wings

Anaheim Ducks

Ottawa Senators

New Jersey Devils

New York Islanders

Pittsburgh Penguins

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[LT]

 

[LT]

Trades

Team 1	Receives:	Team 2	Receives:
Vancouver	146, 239	Nashville	127, 319
Detroit	105, 216, 361	Anaheim	136, 200, 313
Washington	110, 275	St. Louis	142, 206
Philadelphia	148, 173, 237	Boston	124, 188, 252
Seattle	214, 235, 299	Tampa Bay	170, 279, 362
Toronto	177, 433	New Jersey	202, 330
Dallas	184, 376	New York R.	190, 318
Winnipeg	205, 333, 461	New York I.	245, 268, 396
San Jose	Matt Duchene, Erik Gustafsson, 345	Colorado	John Marino, Oliver Bjorkstrand, 352
Calgary	Ryan Ellis, Esa Lindell	Seattle	Colton Parayko, Matt Niskanen
Chicago	Zach Werenski, Anthony Beauvillier, 516	Los Angeles	Brendan Gallagher, Jakub Voracek, 418
Tampa Bay	313, 472	Anaheim	342, 406
Pittsburgh	Tomas Tatar	Minnesota	Timo Meier
Philadelphia	Claude Giroux, Dmitry Orlov, 341, 556	Buffalo	Mikhail Sergachev, Jonathan Drouin, Kasperi Kapanen, Nolan Patrick
Vancouver	Seth Jones, Jonathan Huberdeau, David Krejci, 613	Carolina	Nathan MacKinnon, Calvin de Haan, Dante Fabbro, 383
Pittsburgh	Justin Williams, Vince Dunn, 403, 467	St. Louis	Kyle Palmieri, Brayden McNabb, 384, 385
Ottawa	John Carlson, Nick Suzuki, Jake Gardiner, 415, 610	Chicago	Tyler Seguin, Chris Tanev, Alex Goligoski, 478, 547
Arizona	Ryan Murray, 429	Boston	Devon Toews, 463

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Three-Team Trade

XXX	Washington	Detroit	Vegas
Gives:	William Karlsson, Jake Virtanen, Roope Hintz, 563	Andreas Athanasiou, Andrew Shaw, Jack Roslovic, 441, 505	Taylor Hall, Phil Kessel, Jeff Carter, 567, 624
Gets:	Taylor Hall, Jeff Carter, Jack Roslovic, 505	Phil Kessel, Roope Hintz, 563, 567, 624	William Karlsson, Andreas Athanasiou, Andrew Shaw, Jake Virtanen, 441

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Stupid Four-Team Trade

XXX	New Jersey	Columbus	Vegas	Toronto
Gives:	Andrei Svechnikov, T.J. Brodie, Bryan Little, 400, 497	Shea Theodore, 310, 331, 503	Anthony Mantha, Kevin Fiala, Adam Fox	Elias Pettersson, 503, 567
Gets:	Shea Theodore, Adam Fox, 310, 331, 503	Anthony Mantha, T.J. Brodie, 400, 497	Elias Pettersson, 503, 567	Andrei Svechnikov, Kevin Fiala, Bryan Little

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Trades Remaining

Team​	# TR​
Anaheim Ducks	0
Arizona Coyotes	1
Boston Bruins	0
Buffalo Sabres	1
Calgary Flames	1
Carolina Hurricanes	2
Chicago Blackhawks	0
Colorado Avalanche	1
Columbus Blue Jackets	1
Dallas Stars	1
Detroit Red Wings	0
Edmonton Oilers	2
Florida Panthers	2
Los Angeles Kings	1
Minnesota Wild	1
Montreal Canadiens	2
Nashville Predators	1
New Jersey Devils	0
New York Islanders	1
New York Rangers	1
Ottawa Senators	1
Philadelphia Flyers	0
Pittsburgh Penguins	0
St. Louis Blues	0
San Jose Sharks	1
Seattle Kraken	0
Tampa Bay Lightning	0
Toronto Maple Leafs	0
Vancouver Canucks	0
Vegas Golden Knights	0
Washington Capitals	0
Winnipeg Jets	1

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[Panda Bear]

Major update. Complete rosters.

I did a series of correlation studies to see how the different PandaRankings categories correlated to win percentage and goal differential. I did this using the real standings with real teams with real rosters, i.e. what you actually see when you look up the league standings.

PandaScores, which grade players, have a ~0.78 r-value for win percentage and ~0.8 r-value for goal differential.

PandaRankings, after a series of tweaks for just how to weight the different rankings, achieved a 0.854 r-value for win percentage and 0.887 r-value for goal differential. Given that these values were derived using my battery of statistics, this is phenomenal. That's right: PandaRankings have a 0.854 r-value for real-life win percentage.

My correlation started off at 0.74, and through a series of different techniques for weighting, I was able to get it this high. What's interesting, though, is how far some teams fell. As always, it's not perfect...but it's pretty f***ing good. Los Angeles is a major victim of the changes, but that's life.

 

[hockeynorth]

Major update. Complete rosters.

I did a series of correlation studies to see how the different PandaRankings categories correlated to win percentage and goal differential. I did this using the real standings with real teams with real rosters, i.e. what you actually see when you look up the league standings.

PandaScores, which grade players, have a ~0.78 r-value for win percentage and ~0.8 r-value for goal differential.

PandaRankings, after a series of tweaks for just how to weight the different rankings, achieved a 0.854 r-value for win percentage and 0.887 r-value for goal differential. Given that these values were derived using my battery of statistics, this is phenomenal. That's right: PandaRankings have a 0.854 r-value for real-life win percentage.

My correlation started off at 0.74, and through a series of different techniques for weighting, I was able to get it this high. What's interesting, though, is how far some teams fell. As always, it's not perfect...but it's pretty f***ing good.

Teams six and 15, sick.

Can I get some thoughts on my roster guys? Posted it in the old thread last.

Andrei Svechnikov - Ryan Strome - Kevin Fiala
Brady Tkachuk - Brian Little - Kailer Yamamoto
Dominik Kubalik - Erik Haula - Filip Zadina
Yakov Trenin - Johan Larsson - Ryan Hartman

Ryan Suter - Erik Karlsson
Danny DeKeyser - PK Subban
Mike Matheson - Ilya Lyubushkin

Antti Raanta
Chris Driedger

Cap hit: $ 66,773,418.00
Cap space: $ 3,226,582.00

 

[LT]

Rank	Team	Points (Skaters)	Points (Goalies)	Points (Total)
1	Toronto Maple Leafs	93.48	17.57	111.05
2	Pittsburgh Penguins	93.72	16.82	110.54
3	Dallas Stars	91.42	16.31	107.73
4	New Jersey Devils	94.24	11.2	105.44
5	Colorado Avalanche	91.36	13.22	104.58
6	Columbus Blue Jackets	88.48	12.6	101.08
7	San Jose Sharks	85.23	14.79	100.02
8	Minnesota Wild	83.68	15.65	99.33
9	Vegas Golden Knights	82.17	17	99.17
10	Chicago Blackhawks	82.98	14.99	97.97
11	Anaheim Ducks	82.46	14.38	96.84
12	Washington Capitals	79.44	17.29	96.73
13	New York Rangers	80.75	15.25	96
14	Carolina Hurricanes	74.47	21.29	95.76
15	Philadelphia Flyers	81.09	14.38	95.47
16	Montreal Canadiens	79.9	15.22	95.12
17	Seattle Kraken	79.67	15.44	95.11
18	Arizona Coyotes	81.55	12.75	94.3
19	Calgary Flames	80.93	13.36	94.29
20	Detroit Red Wings	78.77	15.11	93.88
21	Ottawa Senators	79.69	13.42	93.11
22	Nashville Predators	81.44	11.55	92.99
23	Los Angeles Kings	75.47	17.22	92.69
24	Boston Bruins	77.02	15.63	92.65
25	Florida Panthers	77.58	14.91	92.49
26	St. Louis Blues	76.08	15.68	91.76
27	Winnipeg Jets	77.81	13.53	91.34
28	Edmonton Oilers	77.98	12.1	90.08
29	Tampa Bay Lightning	78.46	11.09	89.55
30	Vancouver Canucks	78.54	10.94	89.48
31	New York Islanders	71.71	12.39	84.1
32	Buffalo Sabres	62.14	13.93	76.07

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[LT]

^^^

Assuming Vancouver picks Louis Domingue, but that won't affect much at all.

 

[hockeynorth]

Rank	Team	Points (Skaters)	Points (Goalies)	Points (Total)
1	Toronto Maple Leafs	93.48	17.57	111.05
2	Pittsburgh Penguins	93.72	16.82	110.54
3	Dallas Stars	91.42	16.31	107.73
4	New Jersey Devils	94.24	11.2	105.44
5	Colorado Avalanche	91.36	13.22	104.58
6	Columbus Blue Jackets	88.48	12.6	101.08
7	San Jose Sharks	85.23	14.79	100.02
8	Minnesota Wild	83.68	15.65	99.33
9	Vegas Golden Knights	82.17	17	99.17
10	Chicago Blackhawks	82.98	14.99	97.97
11	Anaheim Ducks	82.46	14.38	96.84
12	Washington Capitals	79.44	17.29	96.73
13	New York Rangers	80.75	15.25	96
14	Carolina Hurricanes	74.47	21.29	95.76
15	Philadelphia Flyers	81.09	14.38	95.47
16	Montreal Canadiens	79.9	15.22	95.12
17	Seattle Kraken	79.67	15.44	95.11
18	Arizona Coyotes	81.55	12.75	94.3
19	Calgary Flames	80.93	13.36	94.29
20	Detroit Red Wings	78.77	15.11	93.88
21	Ottawa Senators	79.69	13.42	93.11
22	Nashville Predators	81.44	11.55	92.99
23	Los Angeles Kings	75.47	17.22	92.69
24	Boston Bruins	77.02	15.63	92.65
25	Florida Panthers	77.58	14.91	92.49
26	St. Louis Blues	76.08	15.68	91.76
27	Winnipeg Jets	77.81	13.53	91.34
28	Edmonton Oilers	77.98	12.1	90.08
29	Tampa Bay Lightning	78.46	11.09	89.55
30	Vancouver Canucks	78.54	10.94	89.48
31	New York Islanders	71.71	12.39	84.1
32	Buffalo Sabres	62.14	13.93	76.07

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Toronto 1st and Vegas 9th? Yes please!

 

[Panda Bear]

Teams six and 15, sick.

Can I get some thoughts on my roster guys? Posted it in the old thread last.

Andrei Svechnikov - Ryan Strome - Kevin Fiala
Brady Tkachuk - Brian Little - Kailer Yamamoto
Dominik Kubalik - Erik Haula - Filip Zadina
Yakov Trenin - Johan Larsson - Ryan Hartman

Ryan Suter - Erik Karlsson
Danny DeKeyser - PK Subban
Mike Matheson - Ilya Lyubushkin

Antti Raanta
Chris Driedger

Cap hit: $ 66,773,418.00
Cap space: $ 3,226,582.00

I still think you should switch Fiala and Svechnikov.

Tkachuk - Strome - Svechnikov
Fiala - Little - Yamamoto

Both Tkachuk and Yamamoto are fantastic forecheckers, and I feel like--despite their huge size difference--they have enough similarities in how they approach the game that they would overlap. Line one becomes F1/F3/F2 with crease-crashing power forward, two-way forward, and all-star winger with amazing shot. Line two becomes F2/F3/F1 where you have two wingers with a lot of compete, but one likes to rag the puck while the other is more give-and-go.

 

[hockeynorth]

I still think you should switch Fiala and Svechnikov.

Tkachuk - Strome - Svechnikov
Fiala - Little - Yamamoto

Both Tkachuk and Yamamoto are fantastic forecheckers, and I feel like--despite their huge size difference--they have enough similarities in how they approach the game that they would overlap. Line one becomes F1/F3/F2 with crease-crashing power forward, two-way forward, and all-star winger with amazing shot. Line two becomes F2/F3/F1 where you have two wingers with a lot of compete, but one likes to rag the puck while the other is more give-and-go.

Ouuuuuuu I love that, thats a great idea like that panda. Didn't know that about Yamamoto

Brady Tkachuk - Ryan Strome - Andrei Svechnikov
Kevin Fiala - Brian Little - Kailer Yamamoto
Dominik Kubalik - Erik Haula - Filip Zadina
Yakov Trenin - Johan Larsson - Ryan Hartman

That does look good to me

 

[m0pe]

Rank	Team	Points (Skaters)	Points (Goalies)	Points (Total)
1	Toronto Maple Leafs	93.48	17.57	111.05
2	Pittsburgh Penguins	93.72	16.82	110.54
3	Dallas Stars	91.42	16.31	107.73
4	New Jersey Devils	94.24	11.2	105.44
5	Colorado Avalanche	91.36	13.22	104.58
6	Columbus Blue Jackets	88.48	12.6	101.08
7	San Jose Sharks	85.23	14.79	100.02
8	Minnesota Wild	83.68	15.65	99.33
9	Vegas Golden Knights	82.17	17	99.17
10	Chicago Blackhawks	82.98	14.99	97.97
11	Anaheim Ducks	82.46	14.38	96.84
12	Washington Capitals	79.44	17.29	96.73
13	New York Rangers	80.75	15.25	96
14	Carolina Hurricanes	74.47	21.29	95.76
15	Philadelphia Flyers	81.09	14.38	95.47
16	Montreal Canadiens	79.9	15.22	95.12
17	Seattle Kraken	79.67	15.44	95.11
18	Arizona Coyotes	81.55	12.75	94.3
19	Calgary Flames	80.93	13.36	94.29
20	Detroit Red Wings	78.77	15.11	93.88
21	Ottawa Senators	79.69	13.42	93.11
22	Nashville Predators	81.44	11.55	92.99
23	Los Angeles Kings	75.47	17.22	92.69
24	Boston Bruins	77.02	15.63	92.65
25	Florida Panthers	77.58	14.91	92.49
26	St. Louis Blues	76.08	15.68	91.76
27	Winnipeg Jets	77.81	13.53	91.34
28	Edmonton Oilers	77.98	12.1	90.08
29	Tampa Bay Lightning	78.46	11.09	89.55
30	Vancouver Canucks	78.54	10.94	89.48
31	New York Islanders	71.71	12.39	84.1
32	Buffalo Sabres	62.14	13.93	76.07

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Seattle 17th
Arizona 18th

YOU GUYS NOW KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR.

 

[Panda Bear]

For the record, McDavid is a huge, huge, huge advantage for me.

If I reduce his scores to a mid-range first round player, Pittsburgh immediately drops 5.07 points in the standard deviation sums that are used to calculate the final rankings. If we drop the value of my third-round pick, which I used on Giordano, to the end of the round, I drop another 2 points.

 

[Panda Bear]

Ouuuuuuu I love that, thats a great idea like that panda. Didn't know that about Yamamoto

Brady Tkachuk - Ryan Strome - Andrei Svechnikov
Kevin Fiala - Brian Little - Kailer Yamamoto
Dominik Kubalik - Erik Haula - Filip Zadina
Yakov Trenin - Johan Larsson - Ryan Hartman

That does look good to me

People call him a honey badger because of how tenacious and effective he is on the forecheck. He's over two standard deviations above average for loose puck recoveries per 60, which is a good statistical measure for that.

 

[Panda Bear]

Seattle 17th
Arizona 18th

YOU GUYS NOW KNOW WHO TO VOTE FOR.

Arizona because it's better overall on all the other advanced stats.

 

[EvilDead]

Well Nic Dowd will have to play defense then

EDIT: actually...Hayden

 

[LT]

For the record, McDavid is a huge, huge, huge advantage for me.

If I reduce his scores to a mid-range first round player, Pittsburgh immediately drops 5.07 points in the standard deviation sums that are used to calculate the final rankings. If we drop the value of my third-round pick, which I used on Giordano, to the end of the round, I drop another 2 points.

part of what I like about X TPS is that McDavid isn't even first. The distribution is quite a bit more normal.

 

[hockeynorth]

People call him a honey badger because of how tenacious and effective he is on the forecheck. He's over two standard deviations above average for loose puck recoveries per 60, which is a good statistical measure for that.

I knew he was decent on D which is why that Tkachuk line would've been for matchups but didn't realize he was THAT tenacious. Thanks!

 

[AveryStar4Eva]

Rank	Team	Points (Skaters)	Points (Goalies)	Points (Total)
1	Toronto Maple Leafs	93.48	17.57	111.05
2	Pittsburgh Penguins	93.72	16.82	110.54
3	Dallas Stars	91.42	16.31	107.73
4	New Jersey Devils	94.24	11.2	105.44
5	Colorado Avalanche	91.36	13.22	104.58
6	Columbus Blue Jackets	88.48	12.6	101.08
7	San Jose Sharks	85.23	14.79	100.02
8	Minnesota Wild	83.68	15.65	99.33
9	Vegas Golden Knights	82.17	17	99.17
10	Chicago Blackhawks	82.98	14.99	97.97
11	Anaheim Ducks	82.46	14.38	96.84
12	Washington Capitals	79.44	17.29	96.73
13	New York Rangers	80.75	15.25	96
14	Carolina Hurricanes	74.47	21.29	95.76
15	Philadelphia Flyers	81.09	14.38	95.47
16	Montreal Canadiens	79.9	15.22	95.12
17	Seattle Kraken	79.67	15.44	95.11
18	Arizona Coyotes	81.55	12.75	94.3
19	Calgary Flames	80.93	13.36	94.29
20	Detroit Red Wings	78.77	15.11	93.88
21	Ottawa Senators	79.69	13.42	93.11
22	Nashville Predators	81.44	11.55	92.99
23	Los Angeles Kings	75.47	17.22	92.69
24	Boston Bruins	77.02	15.63	92.65
25	Florida Panthers	77.58	14.91	92.49
26	St. Louis Blues	76.08	15.68	91.76
27	Winnipeg Jets	77.81	13.53	91.34
28	Edmonton Oilers	77.98	12.1	90.08
29	Tampa Bay Lightning	78.46	11.09	89.55
30	Vancouver Canucks	78.54	10.94	89.48
31	New York Islanders	71.71	12.39	84.1
32	Buffalo Sabres	62.14	13.93	76.07

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Yes I ended up in the top half of a ranking!

 

[Panda Bear]

part of what I like about X TPS is that McDavid isn't even first. The distribution is quite a bit more normal.

McDavid just has ridiculous, ridiculous scores when it comes to things like xGoals adjusted for shooting talent, created xGoals, even-strength scoring impact, powerplay scoring, zone entries, zone exits, and dangerous passing. He's generational, and maybe X TPS doesn't capture that.

 

[LT]

McDavid just has ridiculous, ridiculous scores when it comes to things like xGoals adjusted for shooting talent, created xGoals, even-strength scoring impact, powerplay scoring, zone entries, zone exits, and dangerous passing. He's generational, and maybe X TPS doesn't capture that.

It's mostly because he's had a "down" year in PS. Or more accurately, a bunch of other players have "caught up" this season only.

Last year it was Kucherov, McDavid, and then a drop off.

And the year before, he has almost a full point over everyone.

 

[Panda Bear]

It's mostly because he's had a "down" year in PS. Or more accurately, a bunch of other players have "caught up" this season only.

Last year it was Kucherov, McDavid, and then a drop off.

And the year before, he has almost a full point over everyone.

Does McDavid lose out for having missed games to injury?

 

[Panda Bear]

Sheet now includes Top 250 players.

 

[EvilDead]

Sheet now includes Top 250 players.

don't see it