ThrillinPhil
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- Jan 9, 2011
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Well what is he?
Offensive?
Defensive?
2-way?
If there's going to be a "praise Reilly" thread, can't we at least talk about him?
2-Way
Well what is he?
Offensive?
Defensive?
2-way?
If there's going to be a "praise Reilly" thread, can't we at least talk about him?
Well what is he?
Offensive?
Defensive?
2-way?
If there's going to be a "praise Reilly" thread, can't we at least talk about him?
Travis Yost is a stats blogger and was strictly on Twitter before TSN hired him at the start of the season because he is one of the best hockey staticians in the industry
Misusage of advanced stats, with cherry picking.
He includes some players in graphs, but not in all the graphs.
only knock is his team is worse with him on the ice, which is kinda a big one
1st graph Left and Low is good
2nd less D zone starts is better
3rd the more the Blue is higher than the red is the important part
only knock is his team is worse with him on the ice, which is kinda a big one
1st graph Left and Low is good
2nd less D zone starts is better
3rd the more the Blue is higher than the red is the important part
Oh right he's that heavy, shut-down defender. That explains the lack of penalty kill time.
http://www.tsn.ca/talent/succeeding-as-a-young-defenceman-in-the-nhl-no-easy-task-1.172456
IMO this shows how Rielly is being underrated by being considered below Lindholm and far below Trouba
I am relatively new to the board. This topic of Reilly being underrated seems really important to Leafs fans.
Can somebody give me a summary of what it says in this article to make Rielly better than Trouba or Lindholm? Thanks.
It cherry picks advanced stats and misrepresents them without actual context.
Verbatim of course.
why is playing against weaker competition good?
why is less D zone starts better? thats usually called sheltered
Not sure why Brodin isn't there? Kinda knocks credibility of the research down a notch though....
Not sure why Brodin isn't there? Kinda knocks credibility of the research down a notch though....
No, Brodin isnt included because he's a 3rd year NHLer. All the other guys are in their 1st or 2nd NHL seasons. Unless I'm mistaken... I only took a quick glance.
Naturally, I’m always intrigued to see how coaches bring along these players, because it varies from team to team. Believe it or not, there are only 11 regular 21-or-under defenders this season.
Travis Yost is a stats blogger and was strictly on Twitter before TSN hired him at the start of the season because he is one of the best hockey staticians in the industry
Travis Yost is a stats blogger and was strictly on Twitter before TSN hired him at the start of the season because he is one of the best hockey staticians in the industry
http://www.tsn.ca/talent/succeeding-as-a-young-defenceman-in-the-nhl-no-easy-task-1.172456
IMO this shows how Rielly is being underrated by being considered below Lindholm and far below Trouba