People? He's got 1 vote so far & only 1 vote in the #2 poll.
It was only a very short time ago that Poolman was being penciled in to the Jets starting lineup. Injury recovery and the acquisition of Kulikov have pushed that back but he is still probably the first callup.
How is he not the 3rd prospect?
I'm not ready to give up on Comrie but he hasn't yet shown any sign of being able to play at the NHL level. Not sure if he makes the top 10, much less top 3.
Slaughter me now but I voted Vesalainen the whole way through, I thinks he's got the highest ceiling.. But I think that's just me liking the brand new shiny toy that just got added to a great collection...
I don't think he has Connor potential. Connor has pretty much killed every level he's played at up to this point, besides the NHL.
We weren't talking about the graphic being examples of specific outcomes.
We were using a graphic as an exaggerated visualization showing how a player can have higher upside, but could still a lower or higher average expected outcomes. And nothing else.
I made it on a paint program in under 30s on a laptop touch pad while talking on the phone to a player agent... of course it isn't going to be remotely accurate haha. I mean, the curves have different volumes underneath!
As an aside: Boom or bust though would be something different, where you'd see two apexes to the curves, no?
Understood. My point is that I'm not sure if I am convinced about the higher ceiling lower average expected outcome. Isn't a higher ceiling player just better, and therefore also has a higher average outcome?
Yes, boom or "bust" would probably have two apexes, but it might look rude if you drew it on your Paint program...😉
Curves could have different volumes if they were absolute values and not proportionate distributions.
Yours pedantically, W.
At the same age, I'd say probably yes, but at different ages I wouldn't agree. As they get older you probably move from a negative kurtosis to a more positive kurtosis. The player's potential ceiling and floor shrinks.
Players with greater unknown could still have a higher max possible outcome with a high spread of outcomes but still lower average expected outcome.
Whether or not skewed, especially positively skewed, distribution players exists is another matter.
Ya, there's no y-axis to know about that. No way to show I was talking about probability despite talking about probability.
I'm not ready to write Comrie off
Who wants to know Garret's ripoff PCS v-0.0 (aka very much still being worked on with massive improvements needed) on the Jets prospects?
X2 on Comrie. The love for him doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I get that the Moose haven't been great but he's been a big part of that too. Just not consistent enough.
As for Poolman garnering little interest so far I would assume that most people are taking a look at upside as opposed to immediate readiness to compete. I think his floor is likely as a top 4 AHLer and his ceiling as a 5/6 guy in his prime. 24 in a couple days is the big reason I see his top end as that low and a double shoulder surgery doesn't help.
For what it's worth I have Poolman at 9 and Comrie at 11
Who wants to know Garret's ripoff PCS v-0.0 (aka very much still being worked on with massive improvements needed) on the Jets prospects?
I'd be very interested. I've been wondering if this group might pose some challenges...
Vesalainen - strong d-1, d-2 numbers, then a struggle in his first pro season in draft year.
Samberg - High school with a small sample oh USHL.
Virtanen - Injured most of his draft season.
Kovacevic and McKenzie overage, with one strong season in their draft year.
Who wants to know Garret's ripoff PCS v-0.0 (aka very much still being worked on with massive improvements needed) on the Jets prospects?
Who wants to know Garret's ripoff PCS v-0.0 (aka very much still being worked on with massive improvements needed) on the Jets prospects?
Sounds like you want to tell?
I'm interested. I'm sure there are others