To tell you "more" about something, wouldn't I have had to tell you a first time? Interesting, because I don't recall saying anything even close to that, but if you want to make things up to make a point, go ahead. No more or less reliable then the cherry picked small sample sizes you normally use to make a point.
You're using win rate and point rate (is that even a thing?) to evaluate a goaltender's performance??We have what we have.
Howard lost another one tonight.
We must be in tank mode right?
That brings Howie's numbers down below Mrazek's I think.
Since Nov. 19 - even worse.
28.5 percent win rate.
40.5 percent point rate.
Tell me more about putting Mrazek in net is a sign that the Red Wings are in tank mode.
Mrazek is 1 for 1 since his last start, hard to argue against a 100% win rateYou're using win rate and point rate (is that even a thing?) to evaluate a goaltender's performance??
I'm going on this year's stats.
If that sample size doesn't work for you, too bad.
Howard just lost his 3rd straight game. Maybe sticking with Howie is a sign that we're trying to tank.
You're using win rate and point rate (is that even a thing?) to evaluate a goaltender's performance??
Mrazek is 1 for 1 since his last start, hard to argue against a 100% win rate
You're using win rate and point rate (is that even a thing?) to evaluate a goaltender's performance??
Only to evaluate his ability to win games and get points.
Not sure why you keep arguing with me about Howard, I don't think I mentioned him even once in the conversation with you other then repeatedly telling you that I am not arguing about Howard. But keep going with your false narrative.
A strong of an argument as "too bad" is, the reality is that you are attempting to compare goalies based on how many points does the TEAM get per game when they start, and one of the goalies has only played 13 games. I'm not arguing the result you are coming up with as it may or may not be true, but the stats you are using to get there, are incredibly flawed and a joke.
Its clear what you do, you come up with a narrative, then you look for stats that will attempt to prove your point.
Nobody is buying it.
Whether you or anyone else "buys it" doesn't matter.
The point was made that if Mrazek was given starts, it was a sign the team was tanking.
Given that the team, this year, wins and produces point at the same level, regardless of the goalie, it's not a very good point.
You can all ignore the facts all day long.
But going with Mrazek isn't tanking.
Where did I say going with Mrazek was tanking? Please find that quote. What facts am I ignoring? I think you are arguing with so many people that you forget who said what.
Again, what I am disputing is your flawed stats to get to your conclusion, I'm not disputing the actual conclusion. There is a difference.
Why don't you pay attention to the arguments you're jumping into.
That's where this started
The comment that going with Mrazek is tanking.
I provided stats that show the Wings are no worse in goal, so it's silly to say the Red Wings would only use Mrazek if they are tanking.
I am paying full attention to the argument I am jumping into. Another false narrative by you.
I get the argument you are trying to make, but again I was never disputing any conclusions that you came to. Regardless of what you are saying, your stats are flawed and you do it all the time. You take small select sample sizes and manipulate them to make a point, that is MY point.
I argue your stats, and then you counter me with an argument about Mrazek or Howard. I dont think you get what I am arguing.
Bull****.
If someone says the Red Wings will only use Mrazek if they are tanking, they are suggesting that Mrazek will lose more games, win less games, or tally fewer points than Howard.
There's nothing cherry picking about these numbers.
So far, Mrazek wins or gets points at virtually the exact same level as Howard.
Despite the higher GAA and despite the lower save percentage.
Those are straight, cold facts.
If you want cherry picking, I can cherry pick.
Outside of Howard's hot 3-0 start his numbers are pedestrian... 11-15-6, .908 sv pct, 2.85 GAA
Since Nov. 19: 3.11 GAA and a .900 sv pct to go along with a 6-10-5 record.
These numbers, awful as they are still better than Mrazek's numbers -- though not nearly as much as some pretend.
Except in one area.
Wins and points.
Since Nov. 19, Howard is winning 28 percent of his starts.
His point percentage has fallen to 81 percent.
Since that 3-0 start his winning percentage is 34.3 percent. His point percentage is 87.5 percent.
If Howard continues to start 78 percent of his games, and continues to pick up wins and points at the pace shown since Nov. 19, he'd play 29 games and win just 8 of them and pick up 23 or 24 points.
Based on what we've seen of Mrazek - which is very little, there's not much reason to believe he couldn't at least match that.
Unfortunately they don't measure either of those things.Only to evaluate his ability to win games and get points.
Bull****.
If someone says the Red Wings will only use Mrazek if they are tanking, they are suggesting that Mrazek will lose more games, win less games, or tally fewer points than Howard.
There's nothing cherry picking about these numbers.
So far, Mrazek wins or gets points at virtually the exact same level as Howard.
Despite the higher GAA and despite the lower save percentage.
Those are straight, cold facts.
If you want cherry picking, I can cherry pick.
Outside of Howard's hot 3-0 start his numbers are pedestrian... 11-15-6, .908 sv pct, 2.85 GAA
Since Nov. 19: 3.11 GAA and a .900 sv pct to go along with a 6-10-5 record.
These numbers, awful as they are still better than Mrazek's numbers -- though not nearly as much as some pretend.
Except in one area.
Wins and points.
Since Nov. 19, Howard is winning 28 percent of his starts.
His point percentage has fallen to 81 percent.
Since that 3-0 start his winning percentage is 34.3 percent. His point percentage is 87.5 percent.
If Howard continues to start 78 percent of his games, and continues to pick up wins and points at the pace shown since Nov. 19, he'd play 29 games and win just 8 of them and pick up 23 or 24 points.
Based on what we've seen of Mrazek - which is very little, there's not much reason to believe he couldn't at least match that.