Prospect Info: Caps Top Prospects General Discussion Thread Vol. 2 - 2021-22

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Leonard good screen on the vermont goalie and Gautier score his 2nd of the night. And another goal for BC the next shift 4-0.
 

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Got no point (goal or assist) on the play. PNHLe score unaffected. Has no bearing on whether he's going to be good or not.
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Having my professional career technically supporting a spatial/data analysis flagship product for 20+ years it is laughably easy to see where data input has issues. If you watched the game last night I'll shut the hell up and respect the take. Otherwise...

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Having my professional career technically supporting a spatial/data analysis flagship product for 20+ years it is laughably easy to see where data input has issues. If you watched the game last night I'll shut the hell up and respect the take. Otherwise...

Hah.

I should clarify and provide background, and to acknowledge that I did not watch the game. While my specific job doesn't utilize much in the way of analytics or spatial analysis, my employer (wth... I work for MITRE) has a heavy focus in the area, and I respect the output of those processes (for my field) as long as the inputs 'make sense', given my 20 years of history in a specific technical analysis discipline.

PNHLe, used by some to determine prospect rankings, only factors in points. It's only stated purpose is to compare individual points-based performance across various junior, minor, and International leagues.

A 'good play' that doesn't lead to a goal or assist being awarded to the player who made said play will therefore not lead to a positive comparison for that player versus others.

My only point was to criticize the use of PNHLe to rank prospects.
 

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And just for the record, the creator of PNHLe stated over the summer that "Ryan Leonard tracks as a player with much higher offensive upside than the PNHLe model projects."
 
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usiel

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Hah.

I should clarify and provide background, and to acknowledge that I did not watch the game. While my specific job doesn't utilize much in the way of analytics or spatial analysis, my employer (wth... I work for MITRE) has a heavy focus in the area, and I respect the output of those processes (for my field) as long as the inputs 'make sense', given my 20 years of history in a specific technical analysis discipline.

PNHLe, used by some to determine prospect rankings, only factors in points. It's only stated purpose is to compare individual points-based performance across various junior, minor, and International leagues.

A 'good play' that doesn't lead to a goal or assist being awarded to the player who made said play will therefore not lead to a positive comparison for that player versus others.

My only point was to criticize the use of PNHLe to rank prospects.
Sincerely appreciate this post.
 

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just missed on a deflection



That was impressive. Man among boys play, by Leonard. And the beauty of a pass for the apple.

Pretty sick.

And I LOATHE BC Hockey — f*** that team (I’m a UNH alum…some of my fondest memories were at the old Snively Arena from 88-92, saw almost all their home games …also been to BC, BU, Prov, Maine, Verm, and Northeastern arenas. Fun times)
 

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