trudatman*
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHL_Plus-Minus_Award
explain why you need to play so many games to win this, please.
explain why you need to play so many games to win this, please.
what if he had done it in 39 games... or 29? how is that not a greater achievement, more deserving of the award? 60 is a lot of games.....During the 1998–99 season, Alexander Karpovtsev led the league with a +39 rating. However, he played in 58 games and was ineligible since there is a 60 game minimum. Therefore, LeClair was given the award....
what if he had done it in 39 games... or 29? how is that not a greater achievement, more deserving of the award? 60 is a lot of games.
Since it is counting stat, there isn't a good reason to have a minimum number of games played.explain why you need to play so many games to win this, please.
Better question. Why is there an official award for such a terrible stat?
Better question. Why is there an official award for such a terrible stat?
Since it is counting stat, there isn't a good reason to have a minimum number of games played.
Because it's easier to look better over a short period of time than it is to actually sustain a high level of play over the course of (almost) an entire season. I mean, Sam Gagner for example once had a +6 in one night.
I don't think they can give it out for this past regular season. show me a guy who played sixty games.