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More than Hughes.
missed that magical number by one. now we are doomed.If you can at least get to 51 wins this season you have a good chance to turn this "rebuild" around
Actually, Hughes was at 1.269. See ya next year!1.153846153846154
More than Hughes.
This certainly adds doubt to the overall success of the "rebuild". Is it time for major changes? Is this recoverable?missed that magical number by one. now we are doomed.
Actually, Hughes was at 1.269. See ya next year!
Hopefully, next year the Sens are doing better. That way you don’t spend all your time bumping threads to assuage the pain of being a basement team again. More on that later too.
you're wasting your time. that guy doesn't understand stats.Actually, Hughes was at 1.269. See ya next year!
Hopefully, next year the Sens are doing better. That way you don’t spend all your time bumping threads to assuage the pain of being a basement team again. More on that later too.
you're wasting your time. that guy doesn't understand stats.
hughes is clearly ahead here.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. Maybe try and understand the original discussion beforehand next time.you're wasting your time. that guy doesn't understand stats.
hughes is clearly ahead here.
Actually, Hughes was at 1.269. See ya next year!
Hopefully, next year the Sens are doing better. That way you don’t spend all your time bumping threads to assuage the pain of being a basement team again. More on that later too.
Right into the playoffs.Stutzle 3, Hughes 0
Cope and seethe.
if you're going to try and make the arguement that stutzle > hughes than stutzles gonna have to put up a 100 pt season. until then its hughes all day.
Stay mad broRight into the playoffs.
Cope, seethe, and cry.
Suzuki would be battling it out with 3rd line C spot with Pinto on Ottawa. I'd comfortably take Suzuki there, though.
Funny... Last year it was "Stutzle needs at least 1.14 PPG".
Keep moving those goalposts.
Stay mad bro
Actually, Hughes was at 1.269. See ya next year!
Hopefully, next year the Sens are doing better. That way you don’t spend all your time bumping threads to assuage the pain of being a basement team again. More on that later too.
Of course it will. If Stutzle doesn’t pace Hughes ‘21-‘22 season that entire line of argument goes out the window, regardless of what Hughes does or doesn’t do. It’s up to Stutzle to prove the same linear development - that’s been the argument trotted out here time and time again.
Ya just same old, same old, move the goalposts to another season , after losing.Come on, you know what you said. Don't be like that
Yes, and like I said, now the bar is Hughes superior numbers this season (and likely his subsequently higher numbers next season). Keep kicking that can down the road. That's why this is so dumb. You're just chasing the dragon.Come on, you know what you said. Don't be like that
Goalposts moving again lol, never change.Yes, and like I said, now the bar is Hughes superior numbers this season (and likely his subsequently higher numbers next season). Keep kicking that can down the road. That's why this is so dumb. You're just chasing the dragon.
Not really. If Stutzle didn't pace Hughes '21-'22 season, your incessant whining about linear development goes out the window. Now that he did, he needs to match Hughes' elevated numbers this season or the whole thing is meaningless. It's not a difficult concept, but I'm happy to repeat it for you.Goalposts moving again lol, never change.
@Jersey FreshGoalposts moving again lol, never change.
@Jersey Fresh
no come backs that’s what we all thought. Proven wrong , now change it to another year, same old same.
Stützle triple the hits this year that Jack has in his career. Hopefully that soft team can overcome in the playoffs.
No come back yet again, except for the usual name calling we expect. Just can’t admit you were wrong last year.
And yet, they will be in the playoffs. Chin up, little buddy. You'll be there in no time.