francaisvolantsparis
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Man, you do not need to be PhD in maths from Harvard to understand hockey GM things and stuff. But you need a minimum of logic.the only words that came to mind.. unabomber and manifesto.
Man, you do not need to be PhD in maths from Harvard to understand hockey GM things and stuff. But you need a minimum of logic.the only words that came to mind.. unabomber and manifesto.
Man, you do not need to be PhD in maths from Harvard to understand hockey GM things and stuff. But you need a minimum of logic.
Man, you do not need to be PhD in maths from Harvard to understand hockey GM things and stuff. But you need a minimum of logic.
I see what you were trying to do but it still might not be accurate.
If you had a solid lineup with every D in the correct position, and I were to offer you a trade of 2x2D for your 1D, would you take it? This would bump everyone down one step and you would have a 2D instead of a 1D up top, so your best total would be 2,2,2,3,4,5. In your system that scores an 18 which is several points better than the perfect 21. So you'd HAVE to take that deal, right?
But really all you've done is remove the usually borderline 6/7D and lost your 1D, who could be MILES better than anyone else and the key to your power play (and maybe success in the regular season, thus making or missing the playoffs and keeping your job as GM). There's also the salary cap to consider.
I think the reason teams don't do it this way is because it's not simple, and requires various means of weighting values.
Sigh.2+5+5+2+7+5=26 It is not 23. You are wrong.
Dillon is a 5D. Not 4D. Here is why:
I consider Carlson as 2D and Pietrangelo 1D. The difference is not their offensive ability, but all the rest.
You consider Carlson 1D or 2D change nothing in my reasoning. Carlson was with the team in 2018 and would be next year. All what I do is comparing 2018 roster to the 2021 one.
You consider Dillon 4D or 5D change nothing in my reasoning. You can only give him $1.5M-$2.5M per year money anyways. Read my post.
Sigh. Again, you are using Siegenthaler and not Kempny. Siegs is the 7th D in your “scenario”. Look at it again. Where is Kempny? Your “4D”? You left him off and added Siegs.
Orlov (2), Carlson (2), Kempny (4), Dillon (5), Jensen (5), Fehervery (5). Thats 6 players. Your dumb math here makes 23. Siegs isn’t even playing. So why count him?
who exactly is WRONG here?
If you go with the following D pairs:
Orlov-Jensen
Dillon-Carlson
Sieg-Fehervary
your X=2+5+5+2+7+5=26
Exactly. Why. Why are you cherry picking the worst D Corp you can? Where is Kempny?Are you blind? There is no Kempny here.
It was an example. Many users of these boards suggested this exact line-up. I show that it is terrible. Here we do agree stupid me and you. If you change Siege with Kempny, the value gets better. But X=23 is still terrible as hell. We need to do MUCH better to pass the first round of playoffs.Exactly. Why. Why are you cherry picking the worst D Corp you can? Where is Kempny?
Why not put Lewington and or Hobbs in as well? The 9&10?
it’s stupid
the only words that came to mind.. unabomber and manifesto.
People are thinking rigidly. They think only about value, when they want Dillon for no matter money he asks, or they think about money only then they want to get rid of Kempny no matter value we lose. They are unable to solve an equation with two variables. Thinking is a stupid prosess they say.You guys are arguing about Kempny?
Again, your values are subjective. Carlson is absolutely a 1D. He’s probably going to win the Norris, or at worst be #2. Sure, we can talk about the Norris etc, and who should win it — but if you think there are 30 defensemen that NHL GM’s would take over Carlson, you are crazy. He may not be top 10 (could argue he is though), but he’s absolutely top 20 and at worst top 30. He’s a #1.It was an example. Many users of these boards suggested this exact line-up. I show that it is terrible. Here we do agree stupid me and you. If you change Siege with Kempny, the value gets better. But X=23 is still terrible as hell. We need to do MUCH better to pass the first round of playoffs.
We do not qualify for playoffs with such terrible defense.I feel like a cup winner needs 2 rocks on D. Solid. Thick. Eats a puck on the PK and doesn't have to pause to show pain or feign injury, to clear it. 1 right side and 1 left to handle which ever wing the opposition stud patrols.
Carlson is more offensive than defensive and is our top rock but is needed on the PP. Gudas didn't really pan out but is cut from the mold needed. Siggy is a few years away but hopefully absorbed a lot watching Orpik. Orlov and Jensen can shake and bake but aren't your shutdown end of game rock star types. Fever and a healthy Kemps are movers. Dillon is intriguing maybe a bit gangly but may be the best we have behind Carly. AA is gangly too heck most of our D can stand to add 10 pounds of muscle.
The D below is not cup worthy unless the rest of the league runs out of throwback rocks and the modern D day becomes Ice Capaders writhing on the ice after every shot block.
Throwing Darts
Dilly Carls | Siggy Jensen | Kemps/Fever ROCK
You consider Carlson 1D or 2D. It doesn't change anything. He was with Caps in 2018, he will be with us the next season. The goal is to do as good as we did in 2018: X=18 if you consider Carlson be 2D or X=17 is you consider Carlson be 1D. It change nothing for other players.Again, your values are subjective. Carlson is absolutely a 1D. He’s probably going to win the Norris, or at worst be #2. Sure, we can talk about the Norris etc, and who should win it — but if you think there are 30 defensemen that NHL GM’s would take over Carlson, you are crazy. He may not be top 10 (could argue he is though), but he’s absolutely top 20 and at worst top 30. He’s a #1.
and if Kempny is a 4D, Dillon is as well. Could argue for Jensen. I think as fairer depiction is all 3 are 4.5’s, by your metric.
1+2+4.5+4.5+4.5+5 = 21.5. With room for improvement on Fever.
I said to trade for Brodin. He’s a 2.5. Trade Kempny, resign Dillon.
1+2+2.5+4.5+4.5+5 = 19.5
Adam Larsson at 15 on TSN's trade bait board. They're not getting Taylor Hall back but that's a player whose salary would slot in pretty well for the Caps. Only one year left but that's roughly what they need at RD the next few years.
What is the mathematical formula for the Stanley Cup?