their goalie was trash but u do have to take expected results versus actual results with a grain of salt.xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
their goalie was trash but u do have to take expected results versus actual results with a grain of salt.xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
NaturalStatTrick #'s seem off to me.xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
Cos it's not analytics. It's crystal ball in a fancy suit. Snake oil merchantry 21st century edition.xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
I think he has a chemistry with Fox where he sets himself for the tip and Fox finds him. Adam doesn’t have the hardest shot but he is accurate and so smart.
I think Trouba is on to something. He wasn't interested in passing last night. He was just carpet bombing shots. Let's hope it's a trend.I've never seen a team blow so many chances without getting a shot off.
P.S. if a flubbed chance doesn't get a shot off, would the analytics nerds know about it? or if a shot hits a post, would an analytics nerd hear it?
You're missing the integral part, Zuccarello. What a beast. 36 points in 31 games for him, 2nd in Minnesota this season. I think NYR could've saved $5.5m keeping Zuccarello without signing Panarin and kept Buchnevich. But I think Panarin is great, so it's kind of controversial.And Buch. And Fast. And maybe even Hayes (would you deem Strome an upgrade in hindsight?)
Insane goaltending and elite PP will help do that. At 5v5 this team is literally break even in goals, 77F-77A. That's with a top 8 PDO in the league.We seem to consistently being outperforming the model and it hasn't adjusted for that.
Insane goaltending and elite PP will help do that. At 5v5 this team is literally break even in goals, 77F-77A. That's with a top 8 PDO in the league.
Is that a question similar to...."if a tree falls in a forest, does it make a noise?"I've never seen a team blow so many chances without getting a shot off.
P.S. if a flubbed chance doesn't get a shot off, would the analytics nerds know about it? or if a shot hits a post, would an analytics nerd hear it?
He's healthy.Who is this man and what have they done with Chris Kreider? I'd really like to know....wtf is happening??
Explain why it's dumb, though.xG were 2.84-1.53 in the Coyotes favor. Analytics are dumb.
The Rangers are 1st in the league in sv% in all situations even with Shesterkin only playing 60% of the games. PP is still elite and so is the PK, but that's due mostly to goaltending as well. They are a better team on home ice, but still pretty poor 5v5.We're only 8th on the PP, and our elite goalie has played less than 2/3rds of our games this season. Not to mention the crazy disproportionate amount of road games so far.
NYR are 12-3-2 at home so far.
Explain why it's dumb, though.
I mean, you saw the game. Before Kreider scored to make it 3-2, we literally had six shots. How late into the game was that?
Absolutely nobody should look at the xG from that game and be surprised. The Coyotes were running practice drills for 30 minutes of that game and it was apparent just from viewing.
My argument that it's bad to not play half the game is bizarre?I'm not saying that xG was wrong, but who cares when looking at the full 60 minutes that they had 6 shots in the first 25-30 minutes? They ended the game within 2 shots of the Coyotes, so they outshot them the rest of the way. This was not a great game but your argument is bizarre.
My argument that it's bad to not play half the game is bizarre?
Right xG differential covers the entire game and we got bodied in the game. Over 60 minutes, they doubled us up in xG. I literally don't know what point you're trying to make.Your argument that they were outshot half the game and that's why the xG differential is bad is bizarre because the xG differential covers the entire game and over the entire game shots were almost even (I believe 29-27).
Right xG differential covers the entire game and we got bodied in the game. Over 60 minutes, they doubled us up in xG. I literally don't know what point you're trying to make.
Should we award the Coyotes a 3-1 win because six of our goals came in a small window?
That's not how xG works and you know that's not how it works.The point I'm making is you bring up shots for half the game as a reason why xG over an entire game favored. If you're going by shots, xG should be pretty even because over the whole game the shots were even.
That's not how xG works and you know that's not how it works.
I was using shots as an example to illustrate a point to those who may not be familiar with the stat or are (more likely imo) willfully ignoring it.
Let's get real here, that the Rangers got badly outplayed last night is one of the most frozen ass cold takes I've ever had. You said yourself in last night's GDT how bad they were playing and this feels like an argument for the sake of having one.