Hawkaholic
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That statement? Nothing. That's not what I was responding too though.
Uhh, that's what the whole argument was about. .
That statement? Nothing. That's not what I was responding too though.
You're entitled to wrong opinions. It's always entertaining when someone is dug in so deep that he'd rather carry on an obviously faulty argument rather than admit he is incorrect.
Please show me where I am wrong.
You cherry picked data to make your numbers work. And then you deflected by whining that you're not allowed an opinion.
It's all there on the last page, but keep whining.
Yeah, the numbers on the last page support my opinion that he isn't what he was in MTL...next.
They don't at all actually. They support a player that has improved each year and entered his prime 2 years ago. You are really just embarrassing yourself at this point mann
They show me a player that has been a 20pt max player his whole career outside of MTL.
Uhh, that's what the whole argument was about. .
He spent 40% of his career there.
You said his seasons were a fluke and were proven wrong. Now you try and change the line. Amazing.
Generalities man. I don't care enough about Dale Weise to keep going but you've cooked the books more than a mob accountant and then when that was pointed out you said that I was telling you not to have an opinion.
How was I proven wrong? This year he is back to the player he was before Montreal.
I showed you the trend of his career. Each year it showed improvement and they were not unreasonable jumps. You said it was a fluke but the stat show it was not. You are just being stubborn and are blatantly wrong.
And I showed you how that trend was debunked after he left Montreal.
By using a small sample. This is the single worst way to look at things statistically.
46GP since he left MTL is hardly a small sample, plus the 200 or so games before MTL.
Like I said, if he scores more than 20pts, like around 25+ this year, I will say you were right, but I don't see him going on a 0.5pt/gm pace the rest of the year to reach that mark.
So his 15 games with the Hawks where Q refused to play him and 27 games with Philly are more of a story that the 5 seasons of information that he compiled before. You really can't be trying to argue this because this is one of the worst was to look at this information possible.
If you want to say he is possible trending down go for it but you other argument is wrong and the fact you are having to slice and dice data to even come close is just pathetic. Just let it go because you are wrong and have been proven wrong. I am sure you will come back with another slice of data that you try and use to support your incorrect theory.
So his 15 games with the Hawks where Q refused to play him and 27 games with Philly are more of a story that the 5 seasons of information that he compiled before. You really can't be trying to argue this because this is one of the worst was to look at this information possible.
If you want to say he is possible trending down go for it but you other argument is wrong and the fact you are having to slice and dice data to even come close is just pathetic. Just let it go because you are wrong and have been proven wrong. I am sure you will come back with another slice of data that you try and use to support your incorrect theory.
5 seasons of information before that? He wasn't a 0.38pt/gm player 5 seasons before this one, he was a 0.38pt/gm player for 2 seasons, both in MTL. He isn't a 0.38pt/gm player, period.
I haven't been proven wrong on anything, but I am done with this conversation.
I don't care one way or another about Weise but, Hawkaholic is closer to the reality than some others.
There is NO upward trend of his ppg and for some reason his best 2 seasons were with MTL, to date those seasons have not been replicated. To find a trend in those stats is really squinting to see something one has already convinced themselves of.
.16 for 221 games and .41 for 135 games does not a career .38 ppg player make.
2010-11: 10 GP .00 PPG (I do not count this season)
2011-12: 68 GP .12 PPG
2012-13: 40 GP .15 PPG
2013-14: 61 GP .26 PPG
2014-15: 79 GP .37 PPG
2015-16: 71 GP .38 PPG
2016-17: Season not finished.
.I don't care one way or another about Weise but, Hawkaholic is closer to the reality than some others.
There is NO upward trend of his ppg and for some reason his best 2 seasons were with MTL, to date those seasons have not been replicated. To find a trend in those stats is really squinting to see something one has already convinced themselves of.
.16 for 221 games and .41 for 135 games does not a career .38 ppg player make.
No one is saying he is a .38 ppg career player. Hawkaholic said the two season in Montreal were flukes and the rest responded with data that proved Hawkaholic to be wrong.
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The bolded is exactly what my whole argument was, that Weise is not a 0.38pt/gm player.
No data has proved that wrong as of yet. The only way it can be proven wrong is if he goes and gets ~0.38pts/gm this year, and at least another year or two after this one.
Did you even read the thread? Because your response indicates you didn't. No one is saying he is a .38 ppg career player. Hawkaholic said the two season in Montreal were flukes and the rest responded with data that proved Hawkaholic to be wrong.
Not a trend? Try reading the thread and also tell me how the increases in PPG are not a trend. It is a constant uptick in production. Sorry but in life and business this is what you call a trend. Getting increased production when you get increased playing time is a normal thing.