diceman934
Help is on the way.
I am speaking from an Arbitrator's viewpoint, if Gardiner decides to go that route. Franson is the Leafs highest scoring D man the past 2 seasons. There is no way Gardiner makes more than him if it goes to arbitration.
I never claimed to be an arbitrator nor spoke as if I was, you did that.
All that I know about the arbitration process is what is posted about what is allow as evidence and what is not. Here are some of the items that are allowed:
The number of games played and a player's injury history
"Overall performance" (including NHL "official statistics")
Length of service of the player to the club or in the NHL
"The overall contribution of the Player to the competitive success or failure of his club in the preceding season"
"Any special qualities of leadership or public appeal"
The overall performance of alleged comparable players
The compensation of any comparable players that have been formally introduced as a comparable.
So included is plus/minus, ice time, goals assists, etc
What is not included is advance stats!
I claimed I was an arbitrator? Who knew?
Not sure where you got this?
Regardless, you never answered my point, do points matter in arbitration talks? Some would say this is the first thing Arbitrators look at amongst other factors. Points are a determining factor, not even debatable. But to you they are. LOL
Again you are not an Arbitrator, so you would not know what they use as criteria.
Franson has led the Leafs D in scoring the past 2 years. He has 62 points to Gardiner's 35 points. These are things they look at, plus the fact Franson has at least played more games at the NHL, and at a higher QOC.
To ignore these factors is really silly.
You clearly spoke as an arbitrator.....I never have.
You posted above Again you are not an Arbitrator, so you would not know what they use as criteria But you are telling me that you know what they view as important.
I answered you question and posted a list of what evidence that can be produced at a hearing. Points are included as part of the evidence that can be used.....all NHL stats are.