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I wouldn’t say Ferraro isn’t an NHLer especially if you are saying Rutta is a solid 6.Absolutely, there is some influence of quality of competition. But not nearly enough to account for the insane discrepancy in results.
44% for Walman and Ceci in tough minutes is somewhat respectable, given that both of those guys are being forced to play over their abilities as top pairing defensemen. As a second pair, I think they would be perfectly adequate.
Realistically, I think Walman and Liljegren are quality middle pairing guys, Ceci is a good #5, Rutta is a solid #6, Thrun a decent #7, and Ferraro not an NHLer.
I think Rutta is better than Ferraro.I wouldn’t say Ferraro isn’t an NHLer especially if you are saying Rutta is a solid 6.
If nothing else, I think Rutta understands his role better.I think Rutta is better than Ferraro.
The Walman-Ceci tough minutes number is respectable to me because Walman has still been able to produce at a career high level even with it. If Ferraro is getting the best results with Liljegren, I suppose that's fine but it feels like we're then making it unnecessarily more difficult to get the most out of Liljegren.Absolutely, there is some influence of quality of competition. But not nearly enough to account for the insane discrepancy in results.
44% for Walman and Ceci in tough minutes is somewhat respectable, given that both of those guys are being forced to play over their abilities as top pairing defensemen. As a second pair, I think they would be perfectly adequate.
Realistically, I think Walman and Liljegren are quality middle pairing guys, Ceci is a good #5, Rutta is a solid #6, Thrun a decent #7, and Ferraro not an NHLer.
That's exactly why I think that. Rutta knows he's a bottom pairing stay at home guy. Ferraro thinks he's great and therefore constantly attempts to do things he can't, which makes everything worse.If nothing else, I think Rutta understands his role better.
Does he?That's exactly why I think that. Rutta knows he's a bottom pairing stay at home guy. Ferraro thinks he's great and therefore constantly attempts to do things he can't, which makes everything worse.
Dumbing things down and making everything you do be basic would be better then hail mailing a pass straight up the center of the ice trying to make things happenDoes he?
Might ne because he tries to do too much because there wasn't much more, coming from other the defenders the Sharks have iced, over the last few seasons.
It's not uncommon that athletes will try to hardDumbing things down and making everything you do be basic would be better then hail mailing a pass straight up the center of the ice trying to make things happen