Gabriel Vilardi or Brandon Hagel?

[SeanMoneyHands]

Who's better?

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[bov]

Hagel easily and it's no disrespect to Vilardi.

 

[hamzarocks]

Hagel

 

[portamoral]

vilardi

 

[Regal]

Definitely Hagel

 

[centipede2233]

Hagel. Better track record and bigger sample size. Also locked in at 6.5 mil for a ppg player or better is insane value. Valiardi needs a new contract and will likely be atleast 6.5 mil per or a bit more.

Chevy did well getting valiardi in the dubois trade, chevy is an amazing gm and the jets are lucky to have him. He has had to navigate through a lot of tough situations over the years, laine, wheeler, buf, trouba, dubois…add in Maurice wanting out, it’s like turning on beagm and putting it on insane mode!

 

[FlappyGiraffe]

In a vacuum probably Hagel, but I wouldn't trade Vilardi for him. He's a big reason why both of his linemates are #2 and #3 respectively in the NHL goalscoring race right now

 

[Sky04]

Hagel is quite easily better.

 

[Frolov 6'3]

Vilardi now and hé still has so much more to offer.

Him.

 

[cneely]

Hagel. Better track record and bigger sample size. Also locked in at 6.5 mil for a ppg player or better is insane value. Valiardi needs a new contract and will likely be atleast 6.5 mil per or a bit more.

Hagel is 26 and has never put up a PPG season?

He's having a great year, but let's not count chickens just yet.

 

[cneely]

Hagel is a year older. If you compare Vilardi's most recent 3 years to Hagel at the same age, Vilardi is clearly better offensively, 0.76 PPG to 0.68 PPG.

I don't think either is going to be a Selke candidate. I wonder what it is that is making people say it isn't close. Hagel's current year I suppose?

 

[centipede2233]

Hagel is 26 and has never put up a PPG season?

He's having a great year, but let's not count chickens just yet.

He had 79 pts in 81 gp last year, close enough?

Hagel is a year older. If you compare Vilardi's most recent 3 years to Hagel at the same age, Vilardi is clearly better offensively, 0.76 PPG to 0.68 PPG.

I don't think either is going to be a Selke candidate. I wonder what it is that is making people say it isn't close. Hagel's current year I suppose?

Current year, and the fact he got named to team canada

 

[Frolov 6'3]

Hagel is a year older. If you compare Vilardi's most recent 3 years to Hagel at the same age, Vilardi is clearly better offensively, 0.76 PPG to 0.68 PPG.

I don't think either is going to be a Selke candidate. I wonder what it is that is making people say it isn't close. Hagel's current year I suppose?

Ignorance, homerism etc.

 

[The Macho King]

Hagel is a year older. If you compare Vilardi's most recent 3 years to Hagel at the same age, Vilardi is clearly better offensively, 0.76 PPG to 0.68 PPG.

I don't think either is going to be a Selke candidate. I wonder what it is that is making people say it isn't close. Hagel's current year I suppose?

Hagel literally is a Selke candidate based on most advanced metrics. Only thing that will hold him back is being a winger.

 

[cneely]

He had 79 pts in 81 gp last year, close enough?


Current year, and the fact he got named to team canada

79 in 82 actually. And no, it's not PPG.

Don't kind yourself. There is one reason he was named to Team Canada.

 

[cneely]

Hagel literally is a Selke candidate based on most advanced metrics. Only thing that will hold him back is being a winger.

His Corsi and Fenwick are almost identical to Vilardi. 56% vs 54%.

There isn't much separating these players. The knock on Vilardi has been his inability to stay healthy and he's a year younger. If he can stay healthy, I expect he closes any gap there is.

 

[The Macho King]

His Corsi and Fenwick are almost identical to Vilardi. 56% vs 54%.

There isn't much separating these players. The knock on Vilardi has been his inability to stay healthy and he's a year younger. If he can stay healthy, I expect he closes any gap there is.

We looking at Corsi? What year is it?