Prospect Info: Jets Prospects

[Krauser]

Yager scored the tieing goal last night in the third but his team dropped it in OT.

Yager actually tied the game twice, but the first time didn’t count:



Over the last 7 games, Yager has 14 points on his team’s 20 goals (70%). Lethbridge have been averaging less than a goal per game as a team without him, and the rest of the team hasn’t scored more than 1 goal in any of those games.

3-2 loss to Calgary, Yager with 1 A
2-1 win over Edmonton, Yager with 1 G
2-0 loss to Edmonton
4-3 win over Calgary, Yager with 3 points (3 G)
6-1 win over Prince Albert, Yager with 5 points (1 G, 4 A)
4-0 win over Red Deer, Yager with 3 points (1 G, 2 A)
3-2 loss (OT) to Calgary, Yager with 1G

 

[Gm0ney]

Yager's slowly catching up to his NHLe from last season: .235 last year vs. .216 so far this year.

His time in Lethbridge alone: 30 points in 17 games for an NHLe of .249.

 

[ps241]

Yager's slowly catching up to his NHLe from last season: .235 last year vs. .216 so far this year.

His time in Lethbridge alone: 30 points in 17 games for an NHLe of .249.

Meanwhile McGroaty has 22 points in 40 games in the AHL (6 Goals).

 

[surixon]

Meanwhile McGroaty has 22 points in 40 games in the AHL (6 Goals).

He's struggled pretty badly his first year.

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

Meanwhile McGroaty has 22 points in 40 games in the AHL (6 Goals).

What's McGrout's NHLe?

 

[ps241]

What's McGrout's NHLe?

Not sure how to search that.

 

[surixon]

What's McGrout's NHLe?

The calculator I found gives completely different numbers for both

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

Not sure how to search that.

I don't know where to find any NHLe but I assume that wherever it is it includes AHL NHLe.

How about his NCAA NHLe from last year? That should compare to Yager's this year.

Edit: Found it McG's NHLe for this year to date = 22
His NHLe last year in Big 10 was 39
P.S. Yager in Lethbridge NHLe = 44

Those numbers are from this calculator - NHLe Calculator - Frozen Tools

 

[Gm0ney]

The calculator I found gives completely different numbers for both

Conversion factors here: NHL Equivalency and Prospect Projection Models: Building the NHL Equivalency Model (Part 2) | Towards Data Science

McGroarty's NHLe this year is:
22/40 x 0.389 (AHL rate) * 40/43 games (he played 3 NHL games with 0 points) = 0.199 in his D+3 season.

Salomonsson's D+3 is currently 0.248.

Lambert's D+3 is currently 0.227

McGroarty had a very slow start but I would say he's adjusted and started contributing at the AHL level.

Edit: So over 82 games...
McGroarty 16
Salomonsson 20
Lambert 19

 

[surixon]

I don't know where to find any NHLe but I assume that wherever it is it includes AHL NHLe.

How about his NCAA NHLe from last year? That should compare to Yager's this year.

Edit: Found it McG's NHLe for this year to date = 22
His NHLe last year in Big 10 was 39

Yagers is 39 by that calculator. So he's tracking similarly. Hopefully he makes a much smoother transition to pro hockey next year

 

[bumblebeeman]

Yagers is 39 by that calculator. So he's tracking similarly. Hopefully he makes a much smoother transition to pro hockey next year

That was a great trade by Chevy

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

Yagers is 39 by that calculator. So he's tracking similarly. Hopefully he makes a much smoother transition to pro hockey next year

Yeah, I just did Yager since his trade.