Backyard Hockey
Dealing With It
- Feb 13, 2015
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You should show more respect.Foligno is a f***ing joke of a captain
And Bedard once again gets called for nothing
Sharks have a bunch of brodies on that Dcore and they even put a spare one in netnot sure even Brodie can overcome the juggernaut that is the Sharks tank...Celebrini and Will Smith put up 4 goals last night and they still lost
lol go to bed old manYou should show more respect.
Most exciting player on the roster currently.I've said this before. I called Sam Rinzel our best shot to get a #1. I've always been a fan. What he's doing right now is insane. Beyond what I expected.
Big BirddddI've said this before. I called Sam Rinzel our best shot to get a #1. I've always been a fan. What he's doing right now is insane. Beyond what I expected.
from what i've gathered, the green is individual counting stats (scaled such that shots count less than assists, and assists less than goals, but not sure about the actual ratios), the burgundy is shots and goals against, the teal is on-ice offensive events for relative to team average, and the purple is on-ice offensive events against relative to average (not sure if this means possession, shots, quality shots, all of these, or what). then they take all of these disperate statistical elements, throw them in some kind of nondescript algorithmic blender, and the output it spits out is called "game score", which is represented by the tiny circles inside of the bars.I honestly don’t know what to make of these things anymore. I either don’t know how to watch hockey or there’s flaws in how they’re calculated.
They don’t measure context very well at all and you need that to evaluate hockey players. I only liked them when it showed Jones, Murphy, or Brodie having terrible games lolfrom what i've gathered, the green is individual counting stats (scaled such that shots count less than assists, and assists less than goals, but not sure about the actual ratios), the burgundy is shots and goals against, the teal is on-ice offensive events for relative to team average, and the purple is on-ice offensive events against relative to average (not sure if this means possession, shots, quality shots, all of these, or what). then they take all of these disperate statistical elements, throw them in some kind of nondescript algorithmic blender, and the output it spits out is called "game score", which is represented by the tiny circles inside of the bars.
i never understood why these things get so much traffic around here. i've never taken them very seriously.
couldn't make up your mind?Tsk..Tsk../Not very encouraging..
Well... he's already back to rockfordNever. Bench. Ethan. Del Mastro. Again.