Don't appreciate the snide.Educate yourself by reading post #92.
Not sure it'd be very accurate. Patrick had a(nother) surgery shortly after the combineDoes anyone remember that document about Nolan Patrick's mobility/pain index or something at the NHL combine? I know it listed a lot of other useful information on him and Nico Hischier from their full test results at the combine. I cant seem to find it anywhere anymore.
I presume your take is informed by your medical expertise and extensive knowledge of the brain. Oh, it's not?
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I'm sure your coaching certificate course gave you the same knowledge of brain trauma as the medical doctors who are advising Patrick. If only they took your dinky class!I've taken National Certification Coaching courses, including full courses on proper Concussion protocol. He is correct, and you aren't in terms of current proper protocol.
Dude, just stop. Do you think there's any chance the Flyers' medical staff messed up here? Again, no need to be so condescending .I'm sure your coaching certificate course gave you the same knowledge of brain trauma as the medical doctors who are advising Patrick. If only they took your dinky class!
Of course there's a chance. Better question, do YOU think there's a chance they didn't screw up? You're the ones making categorical statements, not me.Dude, just stop. Do you think there's any chance the Flyers' medical staff messed up here? Again, no need to be so condescending .
Not saying they made things worse, but they certainly made the wrong call letting him practice 12 hours later....
What are you even arguing about? Haven't you already admitted you were wrong here?Of course there's a chance. Better question, do YOU think there's a chance they didn't screw up? You're the ones making categorical statements, not me.
What....are you even trying to prove here? The facts are as follows:Of course there's a chance. Better question, do YOU think there's a chance they didn't screw up? You're the ones making categorical statements, not me.
In his last 9 games Hischier has in fact six points, so even in terms of points he has twice as many with the same sample size. But if you look at their advanced stats, the gap between the two is even larger. Maybe Patrick will improve significantly still, it's only mid-November, but so far he's been one of the worst players in the league.
And both of these stats are utterly useless with the sample size we have at our disposal.His Corsi is 686th in the league, Fenwick 680th.
And both of these stats are utterly useless with the sample size we have at our disposal.
Or any stat, for that matter.
I'm sure your coaching certificate course gave you the same knowledge of brain trauma as the medical doctors who are advising Patrick. If only they took your dinky class!
P/60 for the most recent 1oa picks in their rookie season:Also... Gotta love the armchair doctors and GMs making conclusions about Patrick after 9 NHL games.
How is Hischier doing lately after a hot start? 0 goals, 3 assists in 8 games. That's about how productive Patrick has been overall.
Pettersson has the build of Tyler Myers and plays in a relatively lower contact league.
Way too early to be saying Patrick is a lesser player than anyone taken in the most recent draft...
That wasn't the point. The point was to disprove the notion that Nico hasn't been impressiveNot saying Nico has been bad but I think cherry picking one stat(P/60) to say he has been one of the more impressive 1oa is a bit much.
P/60 for the most recent 1oa picks in their rookie season:
1. McDavid - 2.69
2. HISCHIER - 2.29
3. Kane - 2.26
4. Yakupov- 2.14
5. Matthews - 2.12
6. Mackinnon - 2.07
7. RNH- 1.95
8. Hall - 1.51
9. Tavares - 1.32
If you are judging by his performance this season (to date), which you just did, then Nico has been one of the more impressive 1oa in his rookie year
Well if Philly drafted, Pettersson 2nd overall, that would have caused quite the noise on draft day. It would have been a pretty big reach, seeing as Pettersson was ranked 7-10 on average. I don't even think the Canucks would have taken Pettersson at 2nd overall... No matter what Benning saysFine, he is not a bust. But the injuries at 19 years of age are really not good. If it continues, you can't expect him to live up to draft day expectations. Knowing he had injury issues throughout his junior days, I still find it questionable he was drafted ahead of Elias Pettersson.