HF. Land of uninformed opinions.Don't get me wrong McDavid is amazing but is he actually the best scorer in the league? Dude plays like 24min a game. Pretty sure there are lots of players who have a higher points / 60.
HF. Land of uninformed opinions.Don't get me wrong McDavid is amazing but is he actually the best scorer in the league? Dude plays like 24min a game. Pretty sure there are lots of players who have a higher points / 60.
And often decreases too, depending on what else is going on with this increase in ice time.
Since nobody has ever sat down with a single player past their development stage and dutifully plotted something like this out, nobody should be making any hard claims about what increasing a player's TOI might do because there's no evidence to suggest it's as simple as an increase in production.
Sure, the stat is useful as any stat is properly used, but there's one crowd that generally uses it to insinuate a player's production would be on par with the comparison they don't like if they simply scaled up their ice time, and that isn't proper use of the stat.
What the Oilers need is a time machine so they can undo the Hall and Eberle trades. With that time machine, they could run with
Who cares Mcdavid Who cares
Hall Drai Eberle
Lucic RNH Puljajarvi
3 lines that can score. Hall driving his own line would have put the Oilers into powerhouse territory. Even minus Larsson on defence the Oilers are clearly a way better team before Chiarelli decided to put his mark on the team. Traded #1 and #2 picks of the 2010 draft RIGHT BEFORE they became superstars.
McDavid has points on 100% of his team’s goals.
My question is, how far is he from setting statistical records?
-180 minutes into the season where he has been involved in every goal his team has scored
-3 games into the season where he has been involved in every goal his team has scored
-5 goals into the season where he has been involved in every goal his team has scored
I’m pretty sure that some of these are getting pretty close to setting statistical records.
Not for Connor McDavid playing on that team with that talent. He is that good.20 points in 5 games? ehh that's a bit of a stretch
There are no forwards that play 24 minutes every game.Don't get me wrong McDavid is amazing but is he actually the best scorer in the league? Dude plays like 24min a game. Pretty sure there are lots of players who have a higher points / 60.
Including today's game Mcdavid is averaging just over 24 minutes per game.There are no forwards that play 24 minutes every game.
What's the NHL record for most goals by a team where a player was on 100% of them to start the season?
Don't get me wrong McDavid is amazing but is he actually the best scorer in the league? Dude plays like 24min a game. Pretty sure there are lots of players who have a higher points / 60.
What's the NHL record for most goals by a team where a player was on 100% of them to start the season?
I understand, however I wouldn't even see young Crosby, Malkin, or OV doing that.Not for Connor McDavid playing on that team with that talent. He is that good.
It's not when you realize the motive behind itLmao what
What a bizarre post
I came to ask the same. Also, how many games to start the season with one player involved in every goal? Anyone?
Don't get me wrong McDavid is amazing but is he actually the best scorer in the league? Dude plays like 24min a game. Pretty sure there are lots of players who have a higher points / 60.
You are right.... We should just pick our 5 best players and play them 60 minutes.... That's genius.... Are you part of the Oilers management???.....no really are you?There is reams of evidence that more ice time increases production.
very little evidence that p60 declines with more ice time, though. at least not without a better explanation present (I.e. tougher usage).
it is sorta ridiculous, really, to pretend ice time doesn't matter.
define the proper usage of that stat, then. with an example or two of said proper usage.
The claim I saw on twitter was points on 7 consecutive goals to start the season - by Adam Oates. I have looked up Oates season starts and I don't believe that is true. I do remember Marchand recording points on Boston's first 5 goals of the season two years ago, and then again this year he recorded points on Boston's first 4 goals. So points on the team's first 5 goals or so is probably not uncommon. Points on every one of the teams goals for the first 3 games is probably more rare. Finding out the record for either is likely very tedious.