morhilane
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Demidov lost his center...oh no!
That's actually good, Kuzy sucked.
That's actually good, Kuzy sucked.
Yup, his arm/shoulder was hanging reeeal low
Only if he’s not SoffIron sharpens iron, steel sharpens steel. Demidov is gonna come out of that maelstrom a better leader and person. Even Therrien will approve!!
Whh hi is the last Habs player that was this much of a play driver/offensive threat like this in your view?Drew a penalty (would have scored)
Real nice moves on a 1 on 3 but guy went to the net instead of taking the space left back by defenders, so errant pass.
Real nice entry on the PP to get it set up on a high pressured zone entry.
Other than that, not a lot of puck touches for the line, a lot of terrible plays by Kuznetsov and for some reason using him in the bumper on the PP.
Whh hi is the last Habs player that was this much of a play driver/offensive threat like this in your view?
Very valid questionI'd love to know what his p/60 this year is is compared to michkovs season last year. Anybody have that info?
They don’t have the same ice time and chances on the first PP. I don’t think it can be compared.I'd love to know what his p/60 this year is is compared to michkovs season last year. Anybody have that info?
Correct me if wrong but the p/60 is designed for those reasons no? To determine who is the most productive per time played?They don’t have the same ice time and chances on the first PP. I don’t think it can be compared.
Ah, maybe your right i might’ve responded wrong.Correct me if wrong but the p/60 is designed for those reasons no? To determine who is the most productive per time played?
Gaylord, did you get this on the SKA telegram channel? If you did could you post the link. I used to have it but can’t find it anymore.
I’ll be curious to see the season totals for Demidov as well. I’m also curious to see if he will be given prime opportunities like Michkov was. PP1 and top line minutes. Demidov is so dominantAh, maybe your right i might’ve responded wrong.
But Demidov played 9 games so it should be compared at the end of his season
I'd love to know what his p/60 this year is is compared to michkovs season last year. Anybody have that info?
The teams and and opportunities are too different to get an accurate number for thisCorrect me if wrong but the p/60 is designed for those reasons no? To determine who is the most productive per time played?
That makes sense.The teams and and opportunities are too different to get an accurate number for this
Per time played =/= playing with top6 players/PP1
If you want Demidovs p/60 then you match it with Michkov's SKA p/60 and not his Sochi p/60
I'd love to know what his p/60 this year is is compared to michkovs season last year. Anybody have that info?
They don’t have the same ice time and chances on the first PP. I don’t think it can be compared.
I had to calculate the p/60 manually so it might not be 100% accurate, the KHL website has a lots of stats but not that one. Michov TOI/g was 16:58 last year, while Demidov is at 13:08 right now.
Demidov in 9 games: 0.778 p/g and ~3.589 p/60
Michkov last year in 48 games: 0.854 p/g and ~3.014 p/60
Demidov p/60 would probably drop if he played a bit more thought.
Kuznetsov is going to have more free time now.
More like..
No, I got it off the KHL Facebook pageGaylord, did you get this on the SKA telegram channel? If you did could you post the link. I used to have it but can’t find it anymore.
Gaylord, did you get this on the SKA telegram channel? If you did could you post the link. I used to have it but can’t find it anymore.