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Elias Pettersson excuse thread.
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Elias Pettersson excuse thread.
It’s not all on that one statement, its also the fact he’s still playing and not taking any time off.What has changed in his play across the two years?
"I'm fine" is the outlier statement. Both the year end presser and his return statement confirm the presence of injury, even if he thought he could overcome it. His continued play, however, suggests otherwise.
To put it all on that one statement...
It’s not all on that one statement, its also the fact he’s still playing and not taking any time off.
Nope, he didn’t do that last year…but he probably should have if he were injured.He didn't do that last year either.
You are the one making this argument, not me. The onus is on you to prove out the argument, not me.WTF you do it, I ain’t doing shit just because you ask.
Nope, he didn’t do that last year…but he probably should have if he were injured.
But only one he was injured.But he didn't. Both years, he continued to play. Both years, he's been bad.
The only statement he has made that conflicts with his rationale for his poor play is "I'm fine".
But only one he was injured.![]()
typically teams don’t play players when they have knee injuries for half a season.You are the one making this argument, not me. The onus is on you to prove out the argument, not me.
Plus, I actually provided a counter example.
To you as well my friend.All good Canucker. Much respect.
This is more of a case of bad medical management. He should’ve been shut down last season as soon as he had tendonitis.This guy is going to be responsible for closing out our window of opportunity and single handily destroyed the momentum this team had going into the season. And he looks terrible doing it. Management is so foolish to not trade the one guy who has problems with everything, while they could.
Too late and it’s so disheartening to watch.
You are really having a hard time understanding this. I prefer direct testimony to rumours. This is a logical decision because one can expect the actual people in the situation to provide more credible evidence than some third party that is receiving information regarding the situation. This isn’t an absolute rule. In the contract extension debate I applied this rule. Currently, I didn’t, because there is no direct testimony. Pettersson’s previous direct treatment is clearly not relevant. So there is just Dhaliwal’s rumour. Again, I don’t know why you have such a hard time with this. I thought you finally got it when you abandoned your misuse of the term selection bias but I guess not.I have, you're just caught in flip-flopping on how you select for evidence. Example: Your use of rumours as legitimate sources now and not before.
I did. I never refuted what Pettersson said. I always accepted that he was injured after he confirmed that. The question was whether his “nagging” injury, in his own words, was the predominant cause of his poor play.You didn't take Pettersson at his word in the offseason either.
Brisson didn’t take the legs out of this argument. He, very tellingly, never said Pettersson was currently injured. My argument, as you stated above, was that I didn’t think Allvin would publicly call Pettersson out for his poor play if he was currently injured. So how does Brisson staying that Petey had a poor off season because of injury change this?You posited that because management had the gall to call him out for preparation, that they would not likely do this if he was injured (paraphrase). Then Brisson (another primary source right??) took the legs out from that argument.
You seem to have a really hard time understanding that Petterson’s comments don’t relate to this year. He was speaking about last season, so there is no question as to whether to prefer this direct testimony to Dhaliwal’s rumour of today. If they applied to the same period, and I preferred the rumour, you’d have a point.Why don't you prefer Pettersson or Brisson as the primary source now?
It’s not that complicated. If there are two sources of evidence for one event I generally prefer direct testimony to rumours. This was the case for the Brisson and JR vs. Friedman evidence.What happened? Is management the primary source now? Dhaliwal? When you figure it out, let me
Petey, by his own account, described his injury as “nagging”. Star players play through nagging injuries all the time.typically teams don’t play players when they have knee injuries for half a season.
Can you find a team that did that twice with Mik and Petey. I guarantee you won’t be able to find one.
So considering that no team does that, there is no similar case. If anything the most similar case is Mik. We played him for half a season INJURED before shutting him down and then he didn’t have enough to rehab and when he came back, he sucked like shit for a whole season.
Lets count the amount of posts you've made regarding EP compared to mine. I'm not the one that has to defend my position dozens of times every day.Tried to find the post but you have a ton of very emotional EP posts so gave up.
Okay, doc. Except the majority of athletes diagnosed with tendonitis return to play after only a week and you're suggesting Pettersson has an outlier case very rarely seen in hockey.This is more of a case of bad medical management. He should’ve been shut down last season as soon as he had tendonitis.
This is Mikhyev all over again.
We know what his injury is, patellar tendinitis. We know the nature of the injury, the tendon is inflamed, and guess what inflamed tendons don’t transfer loads as well because instead of it being stiff and strong, it gets flabby and soft. Considering it’s the main way force is transferred from quads to the tibia, it explains the reduction in speed.You are really having a hard time understanding this. I prefer direct testimony to rumours. This is a logical decision because one can expect the actual people in the situation to provide more credible evidence than some third party that is receiving information regarding the situation. This isn’t an absolute rule. In the contract extension debate I applied this rule. Currently, I didn’t, because there is no direct testimony. Pettersson’s previous direct treatment is clearly not relevant. So there is just Dhaliwal’s rumour. Again, I don’t know why you have such a hard time with this. I thought you finally got it when you abandoned your misuse of the term selection bias but I guess not.
I did. I never refuted what Pettersson said. I always accepted that he was injured after he confirmed that. The question was whether his “nagging” injury, in his own words, was the predominant cause of his poor play.
Again, another one of your strawmans.
Brisson didn’t take the legs out of this argument. He, very tellingly, never said Pettersson was currently injured. My argument, as you stated above, was that I didn’t think Allvin would publicly call Pettersson out for his poor play if he was currently injured. So how does Brisson staying that Petey had a poor off season because of injury change this?
Clearly the parties disagree as to whether Pettersson’s off season was poor just because of injury. But again, next week we will be six months into the season, so whining about a poor off season, for whatever reason, seems ridiculous at this look.
You seem to have a really hard time understanding that Petterson’s comments don’t relate to this year. He was speaking about last season, so there is no question as to whether to prefer this direct testimony to Dhaliwal’s rumour of today. If they applied to the same period, and I preferred the rumour, you’d have a point.
As for Brisson, I don’t fully reject this comment. I’ve said a number of times that I believe Pettersson had to train around his injury as he stated in the preseason. That doesn’t mean that he didn’t also not put in the required effort in the off season as Allvin has implied. Both can be true.
It’s not that complicated. If there are two sources of evidence for one event I generally prefer direct testimony to rumours. This was the case for the Brisson and JR vs. Friedman evidence.
This principle didn’t apply to the Dhaliwal evidence since there was no contradictory direct evidence; I.e., Pettersson’s testimony related to an earlier period and Brisson’s testimony never stated Pettersson was injured.
Petey, by his own account, described his injury as “nagging”. Star players play through nagging injuries all the time.
I’m waiting for you to find even one example.
Well he didn’t even get any time off, he just continued to play with it for like 4 months.Okay, doc. Except the majority of athletes diagnosed with tendonitis return to play after only a week of rest and you're suggesting Pettersson has an outlier case very rarely seen in hockey.
This is what got the foolish Van fans driving Gillis out of townSomeone called in last night and the one thing I agreed with them on was "The easiest part of the job is talking to the media. The easiest."
Just because you're an introvert doesn't give you carte blanche to treat people in a way you wouldn't like. And that sword really does cut both ways.
Most people watching did.i’ve stayed out of the pettersson injury truther discussions, but last night in the third when he whiffed on that shot from the right circle, he seized for a good two seconds before he was able to move again. i’m not a doctor but it really looked like something was physically wrong with him, though i have no idea what.
anyone else notice this?
You are really having a hard time understanding this. I prefer direct testimony to rumours. This is a logical decision because one can expect the actual people in the situation to provide more credible evidence than some third party that is receiving information regarding the situation. This isn’t an absolute rule. In the contract extension debate I applied this rule. Currently, I didn’t, because there is no direct testimony. Pettersson’s previous direct treatment is clearly not relevant. So there is just Dhaliwal’s rumour. Again, I don’t know why you have such a hard time with this. I thought you finally got it when you abandoned your misuse of the term selection bias but I guess not.
I did. I never refuted what Pettersson said. I always accepted that he was injured after he confirmed that. The question was whether his “nagging” injury, in his own words, was the predominant cause of his poor play.
Again, another one of your strawmans.
Brisson didn’t take the legs out of this argument. He, very tellingly, never said Pettersson was currently injured. My argument, as you stated above, was that I didn’t think Allvin would publicly call Pettersson out for his poor play if he was currently injured. So how does Brisson staying that Petey had a poor off season because of injury change this?
Clearly the parties disagree as to whether Pettersson’s off season was poor just because of injury. But again, next week we will be six months into the season, so whining about a poor off season, for whatever reason, seems ridiculous at this look.
You seem to have a really hard time understanding that Petterson’s comments don’t relate to this year. He was speaking about last season, so there is no question as to whether to prefer this direct testimony to Dhaliwal’s rumour of today. If they applied to the same period, and I preferred the rumour, you’d have a point.
As for Brisson, I don’t fully reject this comment. I’ve said a number of times that I believe Pettersson had to train around his injury as he stated in the preseason. That doesn’t mean that he didn’t also not put in the required effort in the off season as Allvin has implied. Both can be true.
It’s not that complicated. If there are two sources of evidence for one event I generally prefer direct testimony to rumours. This was the case for the Brisson and JR vs. Friedman evidence.
This principle didn’t apply to the Dhaliwal evidence since there was no contradictory direct evidence; I.e., Pettersson’s testimony related to an earlier period and Brisson’s testimony never stated Pettersson was injured.
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