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I agree.If you show a little faith in JBD's underlying metrics and the notion that he can take the next step, him playing with Chabot starts to sound just fine as a stop gap.
The smallest thing pushes some people so deep into the cave of negativity around here.
Atleast its better than last year. They have Jensen, Addison and Yakemchuk on top of JBD and Hamonic. Last year they literally had no one.Ughhh. My hot take is that an injury to Zub is a top 3 worst injury this team could have.
Jensen
Hamonic
JBD
on the right side is nightmare fuel for a coach. And fans.
Fingers crossed that it's just a day to day thing.
Completely ignoring the fact they have Jensen and Addison at their disposal. Which they didnt have last year and the emergency of a stop gap in Yakemchuk until Zub is healthy.If you show a little faith in JBD's underlying metrics and the notion that he can take the next step, him playing with Chabot starts to sound just fine as a stop gap.
The smallest thing pushes some people so deep into the cave of negativity around here.
Exactly.Atleast its better than last year. They have Jensen, Addison and Yakemchuk on top of JBD and Hamonic. Last year they literally had no one.
Completely ignoring the fact they have Jensen and Addison at their disposal. Which they didnt have last year and the emergency of a stop gap in Yakemchuk until Zub is healthy.
Are JBD’s underlying metrics actually good? Serious question as I am not someone who regularly looks at such things so I have no idea what they are for him.If you show a little faith in JBD's underlying metrics and the notion that he can take the next step, him playing with Chabot starts to sound just fine as a stop gap.
The smallest thing pushes some people so deep into the cave of negativity around here.
I'll try to find it later but a couple weeks ago something was posted about him having some shockingly high advanced stats. Don't recall which ones specifically and they aren't in the JBD thread but will try to back up later.Are JBD’s underlying metrics actually good? Serious question as I am not someone who regularly looks at such things so I have no idea what they are for him.
Advanced stats last season had Sanderson Zub as the 10th best D pairing in the NHL.I'll try to find it later but a couple weeks ago something was posted about him having some shockingly high advanced stats. Don't recall which ones specifically and they aren't in the JBD thread but will try to back up later.
Zub is def not a player you overpay for imoCan't let go of this guy. If the Redden-Chara situation comes up again between him and Chabot, I hope we learned our lesson (though hopefully we can keep both and Chabot turns himself around).
Zub is great. He is my favourite defenceman. I like how he plays defence and enjoy watching the little things he does. In someways I think he is our best defenceman.
We are lucky to have him.
Zub is def not a player you overpay for imo