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Shesterkin.Oh btw just looked it up. Rangers outscored the Devils 5v5 in the series.
Nothing says dominating 5v5 like being outscored 5v5.
Shesterkin.Oh btw just looked it up. Rangers outscored the Devils 5v5 in the series.
Nothing says dominating 5v5 like being outscored 5v5.
Haha yes let's ignore the first 2 games where you got dominated. The Devils had no answer for Kreider on the PP. Last I checked the PK is a pretty important part of winning games. Devils also got out shot 3 of the last 5 games and 4 of 7 for the series. Not really seeing where you skated them into the ground. Schmid played out of his mind and the Rangers couldn't beat him. He sure cooled off in the next series though......oof.
I would say maybe even 20-22I don't see Montreal finishing 31oa. Id like to see it but I think more like 24-28, especially if they start healthy
Check to see if your public library provides access to the New York Times. If so, it includes an Athletic subscription.I wonder why people are still paying for that nonsens.
oh i see. you are still struggling grasping content.Really hard to justify that line when you barely won a 7 game series, but hey, whatever floats your boat.
Want to know which team actually skated a team into the ground, the Canes over the Devils. Wasn’t even a series.
The difference between these teams is literally less than two points in the projection. They're all separated by less than one win during the season.
Most of the outrage in here seems to be based on people just reading OP's list because they didn't/can't read the article. Basically, Dom's model thinks there are a handful of teams that are really, really close near the top of the league.
I use betting sites during the presidential election when I don't want to trust CNN or Fox news pollsOh boy. Again this model stuff. I remember last year, the models loved Capitals and Canucks. Surprise surprise, both ended up doing terribly.
Want good season predictions? Look at sportsbook odds. No need to pay The Athletic a penny for inferior predictions.
For example, Pinnacle's predicted top 6 for eastern conference is:
1. Carolina Hurricanes
2. Toronto Maple Leafs
3. New Jersey Devils
4. Boston Bruins
5. Tampa Bay Lightning
6. New York Rangers
Completely different from The Athletic's, and makes more sense to me. Keep in mind that The Athletic's goal is to get exposure and clicks, while Pinnacle's purpose is to be correct(the more accurate their predictions, the more money they make).
Dom's model has been already shown to perform terribly in practice, so I'm not sure why he keeps forcing it as if it has any value. It's absolute garbage. The guy tried posting betting tips with it, and it performed like trash, so he stopped doing so. It's a completely dead model.
Thank you @hangman005. We'll do our best this year. The series we had against Florida I will remember 20 years from now. It was the most bizarre sweep I've seen. Hope for better result next time.Rangers are the baffling at 3, I could understand the Devils there more than the Rangers.
That said I'm willing to make some more deals this year, Dallas did you want to meet in the conference finals again this year? Canes if we make the cup finals again are you going to stand us up again or should I ask the devils.
like whatMost of the outrage is with a model that assigns too much weighting to less relevant aspects of a team’s competitiveness over the next three seasons.
like what
BTW I totally agree with the Flames. I have them a little higher. Lost what 26 1 goal games and Huberdeau won't get close to 58 points again. That's a big-time rebound team.NHL season previews 2023-24: Counting down the teams from worst to first
The Athletic’s 2023-24 edition of the team season previews, a deep dive into what to expect from each team.theathletic.com
Definitely a few headscratchers in this one
32. Sharks
31. Habs
30. Hawks
29. Ducks
28. Flyers
27. Jackets
26. Blues
25. Caps
24. Coyotes
23. Wings
22. Sabres
21. Preds
20. Kraken
19. Islanders
18. Canucks
17. Senators
16. Kings
15. Lightning
14. Jets
13. Flames
12. Pens
11. Wild
10. Panthers
9. Bruins
8. Devils
7. Knights
6. Avs
5. Leafs
4. Stars
3. Rangers
2. Oilers
1. Canes
This is literally just a projection for this season. Prospects and multiple years down the line have nothing to do with it.Well, for example, the actual current roster is worth 35% while prospects who aren't in the NHL yet are worth 25% for the next 3 years.
This is literally just a projection for this season. Prospects and multiple years down the line have nothing to do with it.
Seattle is too low, I have them 2nd in the PacificFrom the surface, it's a decent projection. Look at it more in tiers, not as a straight ranking:
And it's based on analytics, so sure there are going to be some flaws in the model. I think it's reasonable to expect the Devils be ahead of the Rangers, considering how last season went and even looking at this pre-season. But 3v8 makes it sound more dramatic than it is. They are ranked in the same tier.
Betting sites tend to be best for everything, at least if they have good amounts of data on it, and consider it a priority.I use betting sites during the presidential election when I don't want to trust CNN or Fox news polls