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Shouldn't that go in the soft thread?
Shouldn't that go in the soft thread?
Since you get a point, it is included in winning %. That's why it was .610, not .500 half way through the season.Overtime losses aren't included in winning percentage.
It's great they get an extra point for losing in overtime. Good on them for that. But using points percentage only obfuscates their actual won-loss record.
Which at 21-21, or .500 if you prefer, wasn't very good after 42 games played last year.
I think he was being sarcastic.Marner and Nylander are not generational players. As for legends row, I suggest this picture of the 3 of them for their statues.
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Matthews quit for a few days right after that and Willy didn’t play the first few games.Marner and Nylander are not generational players. As for legends row, I suggest this picture of the 3 of them for their statues.
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Overtime losses aren't included in winning percentage.
It's great they get an extra point for losing in overtime. Good on them for that. But using points percentage only obfuscates their actual won-loss record.
Which at 21-21, or .500 if you prefer, wasn't very good after 42 games played last year.
And teams play for OT and take their chances at 3 on 3. That’s why points are no indication of which team will win in the playoffs. The Leafs are a prime example.The league tracks by points. All that matters is points.
They had 50 points after 41 games... which is half way. 42 games is not half of the season.
They were 12th in the standings, which still isn't very good. But given the injuries, not terrible either.
In a scenario where the Leafs do not look like a true contender on the ice and place third in the Atlantic, do you keep Tavares and Marner as own rentals or trade them away?
They were 21-21 at the halfway mark last year.
When do they decide to pull the trigger. How far down the rabbit hole do they need to go. If they aren't better than a .500 team halfway through this season heads should be rolling.
Not just the coach either.
There's already a crisis of confidence among fans. The team regularly comes in bottom of league polls. Expecting the greatest fan base in the world to continue accepting mediocrity at this point is unbridled arrogance.
Boo Marner and strip Tavares of the C.
Both those guys can pound pavement if they lose in the first round again. And if they aren't even in a playoffs position by the halfway point the entire front office should be hitting the bricks with them. Up til now regular season success has been the only things fans have had to cheer for.
If they don't even have that this year what do they expect fans to do.
I'm not sure the point you are trying to make... regular season records are no indication of likely playoff results? Ok.. ya...And teams play for OT and take their chances at 3 on 3. That’s why points are no indication of which team will win in the playoffs. The Leafs are a prime example.
Players with NMCs have been moved before. Tavares is unlikely but Marner may waive it to go to a team that wants to re-sign him. Will likely get more money over 8 years than he would over 7.What part of no movement clause do you not understand?
Since you get a point, it is included in winning %. That's why it was .610, not .500 half way through the season.
I hate the fact that some games are worth 3 points and some only 2, but that is the way it is done, and ignoring the facts doesn't change anything. I agree it wasn't a very good record, but let's not pretend it was something it wasn't.
You're just being wilfully blind to reality.You're just putting lipstick on a pig.
Winning percentage and points percentage are two very different things. You can try dress it up by saying they got a point in overtime. But at the end of the day 21 wins in 42 games is a .500 record.
And it stinks just like the pig you're trying to sell kisses with at the county fair.
I think it is today's youth who had parents that never used the word 'no'.What part of no movement clause do you not understand?
In baseball yep where there are only wins and losses.You're just putting lipstick on a pig.
Winning percentage and points percentage are two very different things. You can try dress it up by saying they got a point in overtime. But at the end of the day 21 wins in 42 games is a .500 record.
And it stinks just like the pig you're trying to sell kisses with at the county fair.
I don't see how losing Marner/Tavares is just a win/win for TOR. It's complex.
I think fans think that if they're both gone in 2025, that it will be a EA Sports nhl Manager Mode Christmas.
It would be nice to have more middle class players, but playing the UFA market is tricky.
If you are going to point fingers let your agenda goMarner and Nylander are not generational players. As for legends row, I suggest this picture of the 3 of them for their statues.
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Their plan is to keep the cash flowing and it is working
The OP didn’t say it’s about being out of the playoff picture, it’s whether they look legit.I'm not sure the point you are trying to make... regular season records are no indication of likely playoff results? Ok.. ya...
The premise that we will be so far out of the playoffs, that we will be sellers is ridiculous though. Barring injuries to everyone, we will make the playoffs....
In which case, neither wins, nor points really matters... just style points... how they look getting there... and we all know, despite putting up as many points as any Leafs team has in history, they really don't look like a team committed to the winning process on a consistent basis.The OP didn’t say it’s about being out of the playoff picture, it’s whether they look legit.
They’ve managed to make the playoffs all but the play in season but they’ve never look like legit contenders, so it’s a valid question.
Like driving the highway on a sunny day in the summer and you see water on the road a kilometer ahead and then it is a kilometer ahead after 10 minutes and then it is still a kilometer ahead.In which case, neither wins, nor points really matters... just style points... how they look getting there... and we all know, despite putting up as many points as any Leafs team has in history, they really don't look like a team committed to the winning process on a consistent basis.
Most of the fan base has been open to this for at least a season or two... some much longer... and yet, here we are....and open to moving core pieces