Confirmed with Link: Kings sign Edmundson 4 years x 3.8 million

Raccoon Jesus

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Injuries happen.

I wouldn't be surprised at some point during the season we have all three of Edmundson, Burroughs, and Englund in a game.


If by 'at some point during the season' you mean "opening night" then I agree

I practically f***in guarantee it, there's no way these guys can help themselves with ALL THOSE GUD BOY VETS just sitting right there next to Clarke and Spence
 

johnjm22

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Aug 2, 2005
20,795
17,489
Eddy Update:

86 defensive pairs have played at least 40min of TOI together. Edmundson-Clarke ranks 78th in xGF%

Remember Edmundson was brought in SPECIFICALLY to play with Clarke. You can see how that's working out.

To add insult to injury, Sean Walker and Brock Faber are on pairs ranked top 3 in the league.

RANKPlayerPlayer 2TeamGPTOIxGF%
1​
Shayne GostisbehereSean WalkerCAR
5​
61.21667​
79.33​
2​
Vladislav GavrikovMikey AndersonL.A
7​
61.8​
76.52​
3​
Jonas BrodinBrock FaberMIN
6​
43.58333​
74.59​
4​
Adam FoxK'Andre MillerNYR
6​
84.18333​
69.99​
5​
Brett KulakTy EmbersonEDM
5​
50.93333​
66.14​
6​
Filip HronekQuintin HughesVAN
6​
85.98333​
66.02​
7​
Christopher TanevMorgan RiellyTOR
7​
77.2​
65.64​
8​
Jake BeanBrayden PachalCGY
5​
59.85​
63.58​
9​
Mattias EkholmEvan BouchardEDM
7​
116.8333​
63.29​
10​
Jamie OleksiakBrandon MontourSEA
7​
101.2833​
62.37​
11​
Calvin de HaanCOL
6​
64.76667​
60.7​
12​
Jeremy LauzonAlexandre CarrierNSH
6​
61.76667​
59.28​
13​
Colin MillerHaydn FleuryWPG
4​
47.55​
59.04​
14​
Esa LindellNils LundkvistDAL
7​
58.16667​
58.67​
15​
Jacob TroubaBraden SchneiderNYR
6​
85.9​
58.3​
16​
Erik KarlssonMarcus PetterssonPIT
8​
107.7167​
57.15​
17​
Jon MerrillDeclan ChisholmMIN
4​
42.51667​
56.87​
18​
Dmitry OrlovJalen ChatfieldCAR
5​
72.63333​
56.69​
19​
Devon ToewsCale MakarCOL
3​
45.73333​
56.69​
20​
Mike ReillyScott MayfieldNYI
6​
68.03333​
55.93​
21​
Noah DobsonAlexander RomanovNYI
6​
94.9​
55.74​
22​
Moritz SeiderSimon EdvinssonDET
6​
41.35​
55.61​
23​
John CarlsonJakob ChychrunWSH
6​
63.13333​
55.6​
24​
Henri JokiharjuRasmus DahlinBUF
8​
94.9​
55.43​
25​
Brent BurnsJaccob SlavinCAR
5​
73.06667​
55.07​
26​
Jacob MiddletonBrock FaberMIN
6​
62.15​
55.04​
27​
Jonas SiegenthalerJohnathan KovacevicN.J
9​
130.3833​
54.76​
28​
Aaron EkbladGustav ForslingFLA
8​
128.75​
54.4​
29​
Travis SanheimCam YorkPHI
7​
102.5667​
54.38​
30​
Brenden DillonDougie HamiltonN.J
9​
118.3167​
54.2​
31​
Mikhail SergachevSean DurziUTA
4​
46.28333​
54.09​
32​
Seth JonesAlex VlasicCHI
7​
57.73333​
53.34​
33​
Rasmus AnderssonKevin BahlCGY
6​
88.13333​
52.88​
34​
Zach WerenskiIvan ProvorovCBJ
6​
84.65​
52.83​
35​
Dylan SambergNeal PionkWPG
6​
93.03333​
52.8​
36​
Oliver Ekman-LarssonJake McCabeTOR
7​
72.25​
52.16​
37​
Dmitry KulikovNiko MikkolaFLA
8​
113.7667​
51.67​
38​
Victor HedmanJanis MoserT.B
6​
66.81667​
50.98​
39​
Hampus LindholmBrandon CarloBOS
7​
52.81667​
50.6​
40​
TJ BrodieAlex VlasicCHI
7​
50.71667​
50.51​
41​
Connor CliftonMattias SamuelssonBUF
8​
76.28333​
50.36​
42​
Matthew BenningHenry ThrunS.J
5​
49.61667​
50.32​
43​
Adam PelechRyan PulockNYI
6​
92.43333​
50.27​
44​
Ryan McDonaghErik CernakT.B
6​
82.88333​
49.91​
45​
Ryan GravesJohn St. IvanyPIT
6​
67.15​
49.74​
46​
Damon SeversonJacob ChristiansenCBJ
6​
69.88333​
49.71​
47​
Juuso ValimakiMichael KesselringUTA
7​
43.06667​
49.71​
48​
Ryan SuterColton ParaykoSTL
7​
62.03333​
49.37​
49​
Alec MartinezSeth JonesCHI
4​
53.38333​
48.87​
50​
Josh MansonSamuel GirardCOL
7​
68.33333​
48.41​
51​
Justin FaulkPhilip BrobergSTL
7​
106.1167​
47.75​
52​
Miro HeiskanenThomas HarleyDAL
7​
57.15​
47.49​
53​
Darnell NurseTroy StecherEDM
5​
40.41667​
47.46​
54​
Mike MathesonJustin BarronMTL
7​
55.1​
47.31​
55​
Mikhail SergachevMichael KesselringUTA
7​
43.63333​
46.73​
56​
Brian DumoulinPavel MintyukovANA
5​
68.85​
46.67​
57​
Travis HamonicJake SandersonOTT
6​
50.55​
46.1​
58​
Conor TimminsSimon BenoitTOR
6​
50.93333​
45.82​
59​
Adam LarssonVince DunnSEA
4​
50.05​
45.51​
60​
Kris LetangMatt GrzelcykPIT
8​
101.5833​
45.08​
61​
Nick LeddyColton ParaykoSTL
4​
66.65​
45.08​
62​
Cody CeciJake WalmanS.J
7​
89.9​
44.85​
63​
William BorgenRyker EvansSEA
7​
68.75​
44.46​
64​
Nikita ZadorovCharlie McAvoyBOS
7​
42.61667​
43.99​
65​
Trevor van RiemsdykRasmus SandinWSH
6​
58.3​
43.22​
66​
Connor MurphyWyatt KaiserCHI
6​
54.96667​
43.17​
67​
Nate SchmidtAdam BoqvistFLA
6​
45.71667​
43.17​
68​
Zac JonesNYR
4​
52.45​
42.96​
69​
Rasmus RistolainenYegor ZamulaPHI
7​
58.63333​
42.94​
70​
Bowen ByramOwen PowerBUF
8​
95.58333​
41.93​
71​
Andrew PeekeBOS
6​
40.35​
41.44​
72​
Ian ColeJuuso ValimakiUTA
7​
45.48333​
41.19​
73​
Alex PietrangeloShea TheodoreVGK
6​
90.93333​
41.16​
74​
Dylan DeMeloJosh MorrisseyWPG
6​
100.0167​
39.83​
75​
Brayden McNabbZach WhitecloudVGK
7​
88.36667​
39.35​
76​
Nick JensenThomas ChabotOTT
6​
77.28333​
38.23​
77​
MacKenzie WeegarDaniil MiromanovCGY
5​
71.91667​
38.11​
78​
Joel EdmundsonBrandt ClarkeL.A
5​
54.23333​
37.23​
79​
Tyler MyersCarson SoucyVAN
6​
64.9​
36.54​
80​
Noah HanifinNicolas HagueVGK
7​
91.16667​
36.19​
81​
Zach BogosianJonas BrodinMIN
6​
59.6​
35.77​
82​
Cam FowlerANA
5​
64.66667​
35.08​
83​
Ben ChiarotMoritz SeiderDET
6​
54.41667​
34.43​
84​
Mario FerraroJan RuttaS.J
7​
90.95​
29.86​
85​
Simon NemecN.J
8​
60.38333​
27.96​
86​
Darnell NurseTravis DermottEDM
4​
46.7​
27.06​

LOL @ Darnell Nurse
 

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Eddy Update:

86 defensive pairs have played at least 40min of TOI together. Edmundson-Clarke ranks 78th in xGF%

Remember Edmundson was brought in SPECIFICALLY to play with Clarke. You can see how that's working out.

To add insult to injury, Sean Walker and Brock Faber are on pairs ranked top 3 in the league.

RANKPlayerPlayer 2TeamGPTOIxGF%
1​
Shayne GostisbehereSean WalkerCAR
5​
61.21667​
79.33​
2​
Vladislav GavrikovMikey AndersonL.A
7​
61.8​
76.52​
3​
Jonas BrodinBrock FaberMIN
6​
43.58333​
74.59​
4​
Adam FoxK'Andre MillerNYR
6​
84.18333​
69.99​
5​
Brett KulakTy EmbersonEDM
5​
50.93333​
66.14​
6​
Filip HronekQuintin HughesVAN
6​
85.98333​
66.02​
7​
Christopher TanevMorgan RiellyTOR
7​
77.2​
65.64​
8​
Jake BeanBrayden PachalCGY
5​
59.85​
63.58​
9​
Mattias EkholmEvan BouchardEDM
7​
116.8333​
63.29​
10​
Jamie OleksiakBrandon MontourSEA
7​
101.2833​
62.37​
11​
Calvin de HaanCOL
6​
64.76667​
60.7​
12​
Jeremy LauzonAlexandre CarrierNSH
6​
61.76667​
59.28​
13​
Colin MillerHaydn FleuryWPG
4​
47.55​
59.04​
14​
Esa LindellNils LundkvistDAL
7​
58.16667​
58.67​
15​
Jacob TroubaBraden SchneiderNYR
6​
85.9​
58.3​
16​
Erik KarlssonMarcus PetterssonPIT
8​
107.7167​
57.15​
17​
Jon MerrillDeclan ChisholmMIN
4​
42.51667​
56.87​
18​
Dmitry OrlovJalen ChatfieldCAR
5​
72.63333​
56.69​
19​
Devon ToewsCale MakarCOL
3​
45.73333​
56.69​
20​
Mike ReillyScott MayfieldNYI
6​
68.03333​
55.93​
21​
Noah DobsonAlexander RomanovNYI
6​
94.9​
55.74​
22​
Moritz SeiderSimon EdvinssonDET
6​
41.35​
55.61​
23​
John CarlsonJakob ChychrunWSH
6​
63.13333​
55.6​
24​
Henri JokiharjuRasmus DahlinBUF
8​
94.9​
55.43​
25​
Brent BurnsJaccob SlavinCAR
5​
73.06667​
55.07​
26​
Jacob MiddletonBrock FaberMIN
6​
62.15​
55.04​
27​
Jonas SiegenthalerJohnathan KovacevicN.J
9​
130.3833​
54.76​
28​
Aaron EkbladGustav ForslingFLA
8​
128.75​
54.4​
29​
Travis SanheimCam YorkPHI
7​
102.5667​
54.38​
30​
Brenden DillonDougie HamiltonN.J
9​
118.3167​
54.2​
31​
Mikhail SergachevSean DurziUTA
4​
46.28333​
54.09​
32​
Seth JonesAlex VlasicCHI
7​
57.73333​
53.34​
33​
Rasmus AnderssonKevin BahlCGY
6​
88.13333​
52.88​
34​
Zach WerenskiIvan ProvorovCBJ
6​
84.65​
52.83​
35​
Dylan SambergNeal PionkWPG
6​
93.03333​
52.8​
36​
Oliver Ekman-LarssonJake McCabeTOR
7​
72.25​
52.16​
37​
Dmitry KulikovNiko MikkolaFLA
8​
113.7667​
51.67​
38​
Victor HedmanJanis MoserT.B
6​
66.81667​
50.98​
39​
Hampus LindholmBrandon CarloBOS
7​
52.81667​
50.6​
40​
TJ BrodieAlex VlasicCHI
7​
50.71667​
50.51​
41​
Connor CliftonMattias SamuelssonBUF
8​
76.28333​
50.36​
42​
Matthew BenningHenry ThrunS.J
5​
49.61667​
50.32​
43​
Adam PelechRyan PulockNYI
6​
92.43333​
50.27​
44​
Ryan McDonaghErik CernakT.B
6​
82.88333​
49.91​
45​
Ryan GravesJohn St. IvanyPIT
6​
67.15​
49.74​
46​
Damon SeversonJacob ChristiansenCBJ
6​
69.88333​
49.71​
47​
Juuso ValimakiMichael KesselringUTA
7​
43.06667​
49.71​
48​
Ryan SuterColton ParaykoSTL
7​
62.03333​
49.37​
49​
Alec MartinezSeth JonesCHI
4​
53.38333​
48.87​
50​
Josh MansonSamuel GirardCOL
7​
68.33333​
48.41​
51​
Justin FaulkPhilip BrobergSTL
7​
106.1167​
47.75​
52​
Miro HeiskanenThomas HarleyDAL
7​
57.15​
47.49​
53​
Darnell NurseTroy StecherEDM
5​
40.41667​
47.46​
54​
Mike MathesonJustin BarronMTL
7​
55.1​
47.31​
55​
Mikhail SergachevMichael KesselringUTA
7​
43.63333​
46.73​
56​
Brian DumoulinPavel MintyukovANA
5​
68.85​
46.67​
57​
Travis HamonicJake SandersonOTT
6​
50.55​
46.1​
58​
Conor TimminsSimon BenoitTOR
6​
50.93333​
45.82​
59​
Adam LarssonVince DunnSEA
4​
50.05​
45.51​
60​
Kris LetangMatt GrzelcykPIT
8​
101.5833​
45.08​
61​
Nick LeddyColton ParaykoSTL
4​
66.65​
45.08​
62​
Cody CeciJake WalmanS.J
7​
89.9​
44.85​
63​
William BorgenRyker EvansSEA
7​
68.75​
44.46​
64​
Nikita ZadorovCharlie McAvoyBOS
7​
42.61667​
43.99​
65​
Trevor van RiemsdykRasmus SandinWSH
6​
58.3​
43.22​
66​
Connor MurphyWyatt KaiserCHI
6​
54.96667​
43.17​
67​
Nate SchmidtAdam BoqvistFLA
6​
45.71667​
43.17​
68​
Zac JonesNYR
4​
52.45​
42.96​
69​
Rasmus RistolainenYegor ZamulaPHI
7​
58.63333​
42.94​
70​
Bowen ByramOwen PowerBUF
8​
95.58333​
41.93​
71​
Andrew PeekeBOS
6​
40.35​
41.44​
72​
Ian ColeJuuso ValimakiUTA
7​
45.48333​
41.19​
73​
Alex PietrangeloShea TheodoreVGK
6​
90.93333​
41.16​
74​
Dylan DeMeloJosh MorrisseyWPG
6​
100.0167​
39.83​
75​
Brayden McNabbZach WhitecloudVGK
7​
88.36667​
39.35​
76​
Nick JensenThomas ChabotOTT
6​
77.28333​
38.23​
77​
MacKenzie WeegarDaniil MiromanovCGY
5​
71.91667​
38.11​
78​
Joel EdmundsonBrandt ClarkeL.A
5​
54.23333​
37.23​
79​
Tyler MyersCarson SoucyVAN
6​
64.9​
36.54​
80​
Noah HanifinNicolas HagueVGK
7​
91.16667​
36.19​
81​
Zach BogosianJonas BrodinMIN
6​
59.6​
35.77​
82​
Cam FowlerANA
5​
64.66667​
35.08​
83​
Ben ChiarotMoritz SeiderDET
6​
54.41667​
34.43​
84​
Mario FerraroJan RuttaS.J
7​
90.95​
29.86​
85​
Simon NemecN.J
8​
60.38333​
27.96​
86​
Darnell NurseTravis DermottEDM
4​
46.7​
27.06​

LOL @ Darnell Nurse
It’s still our 2nd best pairing.

Sample size is everything with these stats and the experts on here didn’t want Ghost or Walker (neither did I) and there’s little chance they are #1 when the sample size is more meaningful.
 

Chazz Reinhold

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It’s still our 2nd best pairing.

Sample size is everything with these stats and the experts on here didn’t want Ghost or Walker (neither did I) and there’s little chance they are #1 when the sample size is more meaningful.
How exactly is it the second best pair? Because that’s not supported by the numbers.

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Trash Panda

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This isn’t exactly news.

Edmundson has never been an analytical darling, even at his very best. He was brought in for a niche skill set, and it ain’t to polish the fancy stats.

I don’t like the signing, but that’s an entirely different can of worms.
 

Raccoon Jesus

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This isn’t exactly news.

Edmundson has never been an analytical darling, even at his very best. He was brought in for a niche skill set, and it ain’t to polish the fancy stats.

I don’t like the signing, but that’s an entirely different can of worms.

While I agree with that the sight of him 'defending' by spinning like a top or taking a stick foul looks even worse than the analytics

I think like the others he's settling in too and will mostly end up fine, just overpaid, but early returns are hahahahahahahahahaha

Edit: i should be clear I have zero problem with him taking an actual roughing/crosscheck against people in our goalie's airspace but the 'chasing the game' calls are what have me miffed.
 
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lumbergh

It was an idea. I didn't say it was a good idea.
Jan 8, 2007
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In terms of actual results, the Clarke-Edmundson pairing has been literally the worst pairing in the league.

0 goals for, 4 goals against in 54 minutes together 5vs5.

The Kings might consider bringing in Burroughs to pair with Clarke. Much better results.

2 goals for, 0 goals against in 3 minutes together 5vs5

Obviously, small sample size, blah blah blah. This much we know: the Clarke-Edmundson pairing sucks.
 
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chris kontos

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Eddy Update:

86 defensive pairs have played at least 40min of TOI together. Edmundson-Clarke ranks 78th in xGF%

Remember Edmundson was brought in SPECIFICALLY to play with Clarke. You can see how that's working out.

To add insult to injury, Sean Walker and Brock Faber are on pairs ranked top 3 in the league.
poor brant clarke coming to this shithole of an organization that total and complete goal is to bury him as to control costs.
they were never going to be able to do it with durzi, faber and walker so they shipped them.
ah tradition
 

bland

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In terms of actual results, the Clarke-Edmundson pairing has been literally the worst pairing in the league.

0 goals for, 4 goals against in 54 minutes together 5vs5.

The Kings might consider bringing in Burroughs to pair with Clarke. Much better results.

2 goals for, 0 goals against in 3 minutes together 5vs5

Obviously, small sample size, blah blah blah. This much we know: the Clarke-Edmundson pairing sucks.
Edmundson isn't there to make the Kings better, he is there to insulate a kid who is a lot rougher around the edges than most understood.

I think a lot of you guys are losing the plot here. Its okay to lose games due to inexperienced players struggling. The problem is that this process should have started two years ago so we could have kept Faber and Vilardi plus the picks spent in a multitude of transactions while the blue chippers get their lumps in and out of the way.

Anybody expecting the Kings to be a good team this year is going to be disappointed. Success this season will be measured in progress for the future, not in chasing a playoff whooping.
 

lumbergh

It was an idea. I didn't say it was a good idea.
Jan 8, 2007
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Richmond, VA
Edmundson isn't there to make the Kings better, he is there to insulate a kid who is a lot rougher around the edges than most understood.

I think a lot of you guys are losing the plot here. Its okay to lose games due to inexperienced players struggling. The problem is that this process should have started two years ago so we could have kept Faber and Vilardi plus the picks spent in a multitude of transactions while the blue chippers get their lumps in and out of the way.

Anybody expecting the Kings to be a good team this year is going to be disappointed. Success this season will be measured in progress for the future, not in chasing a playoff whooping.
Edmundson is doing a good job of not making the Kings better. He's not doing a good job of insulating Clarke. Burroughs is a tough customer himself and probably a better defense partner.
 

Schmooley

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Edmundson isn't there to make the Kings better, he is there to insulate a kid who is a lot rougher around the edges than most understood.
This is partially true. But they signed him for too much and too long for it to be the only reason.
This is a player Blake tried to get before Clarke was even drafted.
This is a player Bergevin brought in to his last organization.
They 100% think Edmundson will make the Kings better.
 

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