BondraTime
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Watching his reactions to the 1st round and how off he was was pretty good
Nearly every pick was a reach and questionable
Nearly every pick was a reach and questionable
What I don’t understand is how guys like this can say “I guess you could make an argument that stutzle could have gone 3”. what? He was always going top 3 no matter who was picking.Watching his reactions to the 1st round and how off he was was pretty good
Nearly every pick was a reach and questionable
As I recall he had Stutzle 2nd, Sanderson 5th (ahead of Byfield), Greig just inside the top 20 and Jarventie right at the end of his 1st round.I haven't checked but i would guess draft Dynasty may have liked our draft
Not super familiar with "scouching" so I don't know how much out of context he takes advanced stats and analytics
In the end, it's another "random opinion", based on whatever random criterias he chose to follow, which are probably different from everybody else. There's never a concensus in methodology
Anyway, his take on Sens draft 2018 :
Scouching
He loves the Tychonick and Gruden picks
The picks to love from the 2018 Sens draft were Tkachuk, JBD, Crookshank and Mandolese
well he wasnt a fan of our strategy last year, and this year , just through watching all his videos, clear we didnt take the players he liked.How come obviously?
Only watched a few scouching videos. There’s a story?
that is the big thing i dont quite enjoy about the amateur scouts. when theyre commenting on the draft live, they act surprised when a player they KNEW was gonna go, goes, and they dont like that player. like just say "k this guy was gonna go here, BUT i dont like him heres why".Watching his reactions to the 1st round and how off he was was pretty good
Nearly every pick was a reach and questionable
that is the big thing i dont quite enjoy about the amateur scouts. when theyre commenting on the draft live, they act surprised when a player they KNEW was gonna go, goes, and they dont like that player. like just say "k this guy was gonna go here, BUT i dont like him heres why".
its always "WHAAT?!"
Yeah and then they love a European player that goes in the fourth and they’re like “wow I had him as a late first this is surprising”. Like no it isn’t lolLOL.
Exactly. It's like their list has somehow become the consensus.
It’s all groupthink and lack of original thoughts.Yeah and then they love a European player that goes in the fourth and they’re like “wow I had him as a late first this is surprising”. Like no it isn’t lol
It’s all groupthink and lack of original thoughts.
He’s very, very good at gathering data. Not so good on evaluating playersI find Will Souch focuses too much on the season the players had in their respective leagues rather than how they project to the NHL. Obviously that’s the toughest part of the draft but it’s also the most important part. I like his analysis but it’s lacking an important aspect imo.
Mm no. I disagree with that. If you want to talk about group think and lack of original thoughts go look at pro scouts lolIt’s all groupthink and lack of original thoughts.
I mean, just look at every draft year to see there is very little group think among pro scouts. How often does a draft go the way it’s supposed to? Never?Mm no. I disagree with that. If you want to talk about group think and lack of original thoughts go look at pro scouts lol
I mean, just look at every draft year to see there is very little group think. How often does a draft go the way it’s supposed to? Never?
The amount of fallers and surprising picks every single year tells me that there isn’t much, if any, group think among pro scouts. Every teams list looks extremely, extremely, extremely different.
How many times are players shown to be bad picks but all teams had that player in the top 10-20-30 whatever it may be.I mean, just look at every draft year to see there is very little group think among pro scouts. How often does a draft go the way it’s supposed to? Never?
The amount of fallers and surprising picks every single year tells me that there isn’t much, if any, group think among pro scouts. Every teams list looks extremely, extremely, extremely different.
There is definite group think among the online and blog sites. Most don’t actually get to watch most players and are just forming opinions based on other lists, basically the same as here.
I mean, the Sens have taken like 7 players that haven’t been ranked by a single source over the past 4 years, and have been criticized for passing over the “amateur consensus” guys with nearly every pick. If that’s not original thinking I don’t know what is.
How is that group think? That’s a player not living up to their perceived potential.How many times are players shown to be bad picks but all teams had that player in the top 10-20-30 whatever it may be.
Maybe not groupthink exactly. Defined wrong. . But I don’t think there’s much group think in online community either.How is that group think? That’s a player not living up to their perceived potential.
He was a consensus 2nd rounder on at least 1 teams list, I’m sure there were many that had him lower.Maybe not groupthink exactly. Defined wrong. . But I don’t think there’s much group think in online community either.
there’s a collection of biases in each group. Which lead to similar lists.
I mean just look at kleven being a consensus second round pick on nhl lists. And a late late if even undrafted player on most online lists.
I don’t see an independent services list not matching the draft or pre draft nhl lists (like bobs for example) as a knock on that list.He was a consensus 2nd rounder on at least 1 teams list, I’m sure there were many that had him lower.
That speaks more to the value of some of these online lists.
No NHL teams list is anything even close to resembling McKenzie’s listI don’t see an independent services list not matching the draft or pre draft nhl lists (like bobs for example) as a knock on that list.
if you want an example of groupthink and trying to be different, just look at how some of these people ranked Stutzle.I don’t see an independent services list not matching the draft or pre draft nhl lists (like bobs for example) as a knock on that list.
Lol. These are the same people that had stutzle that high while nhl lists had him in the mid to late teens lol. They had stutzle inside the top 5-10 before anyone else.if you want an example of groupthink and trying to be different, just look at how some of these people ranked Stutzle.
Got a link?Scouching review is out. Obviously not very kind to our draft.