x DeCruze
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Your arguments are so irrelevant. Last I checked not every single number #1 dman is nominated for the Norris.You must be shocked no one even considered him for the Norris.
Your arguments are so irrelevant. Last I checked not every single number #1 dman is nominated for the Norris.You must be shocked no one even considered him for the Norris.
I agree with you but I think you are severely underrating Ghost. Ghost fell to the same bad treatment as Provorov with the bad coaching. Ghost was actually better than Provorov was last year but overall they were a really good first pairing together. Provorov was definitely not burdened by playing with Ghost. Provorov's best stats have been when he was paired WITH Ghost.He was the Flyers #1, played top minutes, put up 40+ points without 1st unit PP time, was +17 on a mediocre team, tied for the league lead in d-man goal scoring, and carried around a partner who is below average defensively helping him to a career year.
Them's the facts, whether that fits your ridiculous narrative or not.
Reminder....the voters also voted Giroux top 5 in all star voting at LW, C and RW all in the same year. Dumb schmucks didn't even know what position he played. Just saying.You must be shocked no one even considered him for the Norris.
To Boston :
Ivan Provorov
Scottie Laughton
To Philadelphia:
Charlie Coyle
Torey Krug
Urho Vaakanainen
2020 1st
Something around DeBrusk and Carlo/extended Krug for Provorov and Laughton seems fair.
No offense Philly fans, but I think McAvoy is the better player. Kid was unbelievable in the playoffs.
Not to mention, should Provorov become available because of contract reasons, Philly won’t be getting a premium return... ala Trouba
Not a bad proposal at all. Still think Philadelphia says no. But those are some good pieces going back to the Flyers.
He was prior to last year. That's where your own argument keeps falling apart. You seem to be arguing from the idea that last year is the normal for him and the year prior was the outlier, when in fact his track record so far suggests the opposite. Believe me, I'd much prefer it if we got Last Year's Provorov more often; it'd make the division less hellish. But that's rather unlikely at this juncture.Yeah, you start with he was a great #1 and it’s false. The rest falls apart from there.
People saying Prov is better then McAvoy are insane. If you want to see examples of the true opinions Philly fans have of Prov look at the many GDT trashing him this year. I've argued with many of their fans about Werenski being the better player so I look at their GDTs quite often to see how he is doing and it never failed that almost every game they would talk about how poor his performance was and there was like a 10 game stretch where he was called a dumpster fire and complete garbage and I saw multiple fans basically saying they picked the wrong player.
McAvoy is probably the 3rd best D under 25 maybe even like 27 behind Jones and Werenski. Dahlin might be there pushing him to 4 but I dont judge rookies on 1 season alone.
So even in his best year so far he's playing more I his own end than the offensive zone and he's are real #1? GTFO. Hes been put above his head from the start.He was prior to last year. That's where your own argument keeps falling apart. You seem to be arguing from the idea that last year is the normal for him and the year prior was the outlier, when in fact his track record so far suggests the opposite. Believe me, I'd much prefer it if we got Last Year's Provorov more often; it'd make the division less hellish. But that's rather unlikely at this juncture.
It doesnt fall apart when you look at the facts. The fact is he played more in his own end than the offensive zone. The numbers support that.He was prior to last year. That's where your own argument keeps falling apart. You seem to be arguing from the idea that last year is the normal for him and the year prior was the outlier, when in fact his track record so far suggests the opposite. Believe me, I'd much prefer it if we got Last Year's Provorov more often; it'd make the division less hellish. But that's rather unlikely at this juncture.
So even in his best year so far he's playing more I his own end than the offensive zone and he's are real #1? GTFO. Hes been put above his head from the start.
You seem to be under the misapprehension that this particular cherry-picked stat means he's deficient as a defenseman. When you're the only one carrying a team that's got transition issues to begin with, your zone times aren't going to look all that great. I wouldn't put him alongside McAvoy myself - not yet, anyways - but that doesn't suddenly make him "second pairing quality".It doesnt fall apart when you look at the facts. The fact is he played more in his own end than the offensive zone. The numbers support that.
He's been somewhat thrown to the wolves, but that doesn't make him bad.This so called track record you talk about is a total of 3 years total. And every year hes been played over his head. Get a grip.
You seem to be under the misapprehension that this particular cherry-picked stat means he's deficient as a defenseman. When you're the only one carrying a team that's got transition issues to begin with, your zone times aren't going to look all that great. I wouldn't put him alongside McAvoy myself - not yet, anyways - but that doesn't suddenly make him "second pairing quality".
He's been somewhat thrown to the wolves, but that doesn't make him bad.
It doesnt fall apart when you look at the facts. The fact is he played more in his own end than the offensive zone. The numbers support that.
This so called track record you talk about is a total of 3 years total. And every year hes been played over his head. Get a grip.
Lol the cry of the fan boy who can’t find stats to back up what they want to believe. I apologize for adding stats and facts to the conversation.So you stat watch and don't actually watch hockey. Got it. If you actually watched the Flyers, you would realize that in 2016-17 and 2017-18 he was a #1 defensemen.
Lol the cry of the fan boy who can’t find stats to back up what they want to believe. I apologize for adding stats and facts to the conversation.
Ideally, when one looks for for stats, one should be trying to look for an overall objective picture of the situation, rather than just looking for stats that "back up what they want to believe". Just an FYI.Lol the cry of the fan boy who can’t find stats to back up what they want to believe.
Lol the cry of the fan boy who can’t find stats to back up what they want to believe. I apologize for adding stats and facts to the conversation.
People saying Prov is better then McAvoy are insane. If you want to see examples of the true opinions Philly fans have of Prov look at the many GDT trashing him this year. I've argued with many of their fans about Werenski being the better player so I look at their GDTs quite often to see how he is doing and it never failed that almost every game they would talk about how poor his performance was and there was like a 10 game stretch where he was called a dumpster fire and complete garbage and I saw multiple fans basically saying they picked the wrong player.
McAvoy is probably the 3rd best D under 25 maybe even like 27 behind Jones and Werenski. Dahlin might be there pushing him to 4 but I dont judge rookies on 1 season alone.
Not a bad proposal at all. Still think Philadelphia says no. But those are some good pieces going back to the Flyers.
Considering Provorov is clearly better than Werenski and you put Werenski above McAvoy then call people insane for putting Provorov above McAvoy, I think you may be a little confused. In fact your order is completely reversed.People saying Prov is better then McAvoy are insane. If you want to see examples of the true opinions Philly fans have of Prov look at the many GDT trashing him this year. I've argued with many of their fans about Werenski being the better player so I look at their GDTs quite often to see how he is doing and it never failed that almost every game they would talk about how poor his performance was and there was like a 10 game stretch where he was called a dumpster fire and complete garbage and I saw multiple fans basically saying they picked the wrong player.
McAvoy is probably the 3rd best D under 25 maybe even like 27 behind Jones and Werenski. Dahlin might be there pushing him to 4 but I dont judge rookies on 1 season alone.