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Good to see Maetz cut loose a bit. OTOH Priest may not think so as per the Jim Day references from others.
Interesting Info: Part XXII (Jackets-related "tidbits" here)
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^That guy tweeted the same thing out two days ago, but the team had spelled "Kirill" wrong lol.
DailyFaceoff has Gavrikov #6 in today's trade targets article: Trade talks heating up with Canucks’ Bo Horvat, No. 1 on latest Trade Targets. The blurp:
6. Vladislav Gavrikov
Left Defense, Columbus Blue Jackets
Age: 27
Stats: 44 GP, 3 G, 7 A, 10 Pts
Contract: Pending UFA, $2.8 million AAV
Scoop: Everything has gone so wrong in Columbus that the Blue Jackets have reached the proverbial “Our pets’ heads are falling off” stage. For a team that spent $80 million this offseason, they’re suddenly leading the Bedard Watch. Injuries have mounted. Structure has been lacking. And Gavrikov is sitting there as a nice potential trade chip. Gavrikov is a strong defender, a true defense-first defenseman, and nearly every team can maneuver his cap hit. What does the package look like? The Blue Jackets received first and third-round picks for David Savard in 2021. Gavrikov is probably a better player and definitely younger. A haul for Gavrikov would be the one bright spot in a sad season for the CBJ.
Edit: And DFO just did a separate article on Gus Nyquist, their #22 trade target.
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I saw this comment in the San Jose board’s game day thread when we played them. Made me laugh:
Blue Jackets broadcast has Jean-Luc Grand-Pierre as a studio analyst. I always liked him and acquiring him as a depth d-man in older NHL games. Mostly because he has the Frenchiest French name in the history of ever. And yet he was a rugged physical d-man.
This is truly amazing, this team doesn’t deserve their fans
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Viqsi
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"Sincalir"?
This is a restructuring, not immediate death. There's still time. A pretty sizeable market correction is still looming, tho.
Consider the source. They have a bias from their rooting interest in seeing cable fail.
Apparently MLB has interst in taking the programming internal. It's a mess for now because Bally pays the rights to broadcast, but then MLB sells off the streaming deals itself currently which makes it tough on Bally.
No idea if the NHL has enough $$$ to do that.
i'm one of those sick freaks who actually pays for cable pretty much specifically to watch the blue jackets
but i also just discovered how easy it is to watch them on espn+ if i use a vpn, soooooooo
MLB is a hot mess at most things, but they get streaming/stuff like this as well or maybe better than anyone in the world. If Bettman can swallow his ego for a minute (he can't), he should partner with MLB on this.
I was with YoutubeTV which is great, but doesn't have Bally's. I recently switched to DirecTV Stream, which is a little more expensive than YoutubeTV, but it does have Bally's. I am happy with this choice and it's a lot cheaper than cable.
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From 32 Thoughts this week:
24. Years ago, some of the Red Wings said that Scotty Bowman used to keep stats of who wins puck battles. I was always interested in that, and wished there was more data available as to who is good at this and who isn’t. I recently learned during a Toronto-Florida broadcast that SportLogiq does keep track of this. As of last week, Aleksander Barkov led all forwards with 4.1 puck battle wins per game, ahead of John Tavares (3.7), Patrice Bergeron (3.5), Anze Kopitar (3.3) and Robert Thomas (3.2). (Thomas recently pushed ahead of Auston Matthews into the top five.) Among defencemen, it’s Devon Toews and the injured Zach Werenski (2.5), Chris Tanev (2.3), Mikey Anderson and Noah Hanifin (2.2).
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24. Years ago, some of the Red Wings said that Scotty Bowman used to keep stats of who wins puck battles. I was always interested in that, and wished there was more data available as to who is good at this and who isn’t. I recently learned during a Toronto-Florida broadcast that SportLogiq does keep track of this. As of last week, Aleksander Barkov led all forwards with 4.1 puck battle wins per game, ahead of John Tavares (3.7), Patrice Bergeron (3.5), Anze Kopitar (3.3) and Robert Thomas (3.2). (Thomas recently pushed ahead of Auston Matthews into the top five.) Among defencemen, it’s Devon Toews and the injured Zach Werenski (2.5), Chris Tanev (2.3), Mikey Anderson and Noah Hanifin (2.2).
32 Thoughts: Canucks, Islanders make interesting gambles in Horvat trade
In his latest collection of thoughts, Elliotte Friedman looks at the big Bo Horvat trade and what it means for the two teams involved, plus the NHLPA's search for a leader, and the biggest sports story no one is paying attention to.
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From 32 Thoughts this week:
24. Years ago, some of the Red Wings said that Scotty Bowman used to keep stats of who wins puck battles. I was always interested in that, and wished there was more data available as to who is good at this and who isn’t. I recently learned during a Toronto-Florida broadcast that SportLogiq does keep track of this. As of last week, Aleksander Barkov led all forwards with 4.1 puck battle wins per game, ahead of John Tavares (3.7), Patrice Bergeron (3.5), Anze Kopitar (3.3) and Robert Thomas (3.2). (Thomas recently pushed ahead of Auston Matthews into the top five.) Among defencemen, it’s Devon Toews and the injured Zach Werenski (2.5), Chris Tanev (2.3), Mikey Anderson and Noah Hanifin (2.2).
32 Thoughts: Canucks, Islanders make interesting gambles in Horvat trade
In his latest collection of thoughts, Elliotte Friedman looks at the big Bo Horvat trade and what it means for the two teams involved, plus the NHLPA's search for a leader, and the biggest sports story no one is paying attention to.
Interesting...thanks for posting. I was curious as to how the defined a puck battle. I think the below is it from
Sportlogiq - Sportlogiq Data Royale Bracket
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Sportlogiq - Sportlogiq Data Royale Bracket
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What is Puck Battle Win Percentage?
Puck Battle Wins are awarded to the player recovering a loose puck when there is at least one opposing player with a realistic opportunity of recovering it. This can mean there is a battle between two or more opponents prior to or at the time the puck is recovered and this can involve physical contact or stick on stick battles as well.
