You are not highlighting anything to anyone. You have not said anything I don't already know. Your critiques are not revolutionary new ideas.
Just cycling back on this with you....first off please drop the condescending and rude tone
Imo you've done somewhat of a drive by stat review, looked at a few stats and made an assertion based on them. You've cobbled together stats A, D, G, X and Y kind of thing and said zaitsev is the worst at these, show me anyone else that is the worst at these. You can't, therefore he's the worst.
Your analysis would need to run much deeper to statistically prove your hypothesis, if it is at all provable with stats which it likely isn't
You'd want to look at score effects
Shooting percentages
Shooting percentages with score effects
Home and away
Deployment in home and away
You referenced Zaitsev dragging guys down. You'd want to look in to situations where stats are down or up in general and Zaitsev's presence or absence in those situations. Is he more or less present in stat elevating situations ? More or less present in stat depressing situations? Relevant to his team mates
You mentioned QoC. More valuable would be QoT. How those Ts do at zone tìme relative to their teammates and how ofen those Ts are matched with Z and how often not and how that impacts the results
You also said if we have better stats guys than other teams we'll have better estimations which is a competitive advantage. That's not true at all. What is true is if we can determine what data is reliably more relevant and we have access to that data we have a competitive advantage. There's a difference in those two statements
This is a rabbit hole that there really isn't enough data to go down.
To be clear i told you the other day i wasn't interested in the Zaitsev discussion and I'm not. I'm not saying you are right or wrong. I am highlighting a few things you'd need to dive further into to "prove" your point
Speaking of your point, Zaitsev got us a point last night which is not good for the tank. The play he made on the PK to get underneath the NJ stick to prevent a goal resulted in a shortie about 7 seconds later. He was thrilled on the bench as were his teammates that recognized the goal saving play. I wonder how that play shows up in advanced stats? Goal prevention / 60.