Kelly
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lmaoIs Kelly a boys name?
Yeah, named after Kelly Gruber.
Damn, haven't heard that chirp since I was 7. Thanks for that.
lmaoIs Kelly a boys name?
He's average at best defensively like Matthews. He is easily intimidated by physical play.The myth that Marner is a two-way player needs to die
So your going to ignore the fact Marner is good defensively and plays on the Leafs #1 penalty kill line.The myth that Marner is a two-way player needs to die
0.924 is not "the other end of the stick". We're not talking about overall SV%; we're talking about 5v5 SV%. There's nothing wrong with that GA/60, considering Marner's role on the team and defensive quality around him that year.But in 18-19, a year he got the other end of the stick and posted a great .924% at 5v5, he still posted a pedestrian 2.62 GA/60.
Most people don't have a clue when it comes to defense, and individual defensive impact from forwards tends to be really overrated at convenient times on HF, but at the same time, it's incorrect to say that Marner has never posted high-end defensive results, and goals against is a rather meaningless stat for properly evaluating defensive play, as goaltending factors in so heavily.To be clear, I didn't say he was bad defensively (seems to be middle of the pack perfectly ok tbh), I just wanted to know why someone could be considered elite defensively if they just put up the statline Marner did in 19-20. It's a bit odd, if a player who has never had an elite offensive season puts up a mediocre 30 points in 82 games, you wouldn't say he's elite offensively, context be damned, but people do this all the time when it comes to defensive production.
There's nothing wrong with that GA/60
it's incorrect to say that Marner has never posted high-end defensive results,
Because it's a required caveat so the poll doesn't look completely stupid.Lmao. How can you consider contracts as part of the equation when one of them is still on their ELC?
I'm sure a 0.896 sv% wouldn't influence that at all ....The guy who had over 3GA/60 at 5v5 in 19-20 is elite defensively?
Most people don't have a clue when it comes to defense, and individual defensive impact from forwards tends to be really overrated at convenient times on HF, but at the same time, it's incorrect to say that Marner has never posted high-end defensive results, and goals against is a rather meaningless stat for properly evaluating defensive play, as goaltending factors in so heavily.
Who do you take right now? everything it's considering from age, contract, previous experience.
Andrei
Andrei Svechnikov Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Mitch
Mitch Marner Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Lmao. How can you consider contracts as part of the equation when one of them is still on their ELC?
Wouldn't you agree that if you consider their contracts they have today like the OP said, more people might choose Svechnikov because he's still playing on his ELC.I don't see it as a problem. It's not asking for just this year, which would be obvious considering the difference in cap, but looking at it long-term from the perspective as a GM, taking into consideration how you view them both as players today and going forward, what you think Svech can be signed for, years of control, etc. It's likely Svechnikov will come cheaper. We don't know for sure, but it's a risk in the same way that taking a player for potential in a poll is a risk or preferring draft picks is a risk.
But nobody knows what Svechnikov will be signed for, or for how long. There's really no reason to believe he will sign a better contract relative to his quality, so I'm not sure how it's a relevant factor beyond allowing people to vote for Svechnikov because "LOL 10 MIL CHEAPER".I don't see it as a problem. It's not asking for just this year, which would be obvious considering the difference in cap, but looking at it long-term from the perspective as a GM, taking into consideration how you view them both as players today and going forward, what you think Svech can be signed for, years of control, etc.
Wouldn't you agree that if you consider their contracts they have today like the OP said, more people might choose Svechnikov because he's still playing on his ELC.
The OP clearly mentions their contracts.Yes, that's in my first sentence. I don't believe that's the question though, because it's too obvious. Maybe I'm wrong
Who do you take right now? everything it's considering from age, contract, previous experience.
Andrei
Andrei Svechnikov Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
Mitch
Mitch Marner Hockey Stats and Profile at hockeydb.com
But nobody knows what Svechnikov will be signed for, or for how long. There's really no reason to believe he will sign a better contract relative to his quality, so I'm not sure how it's a relevant factor beyond allowing people to vote for Svechnikov because "LOL 10 MIL CHEAPER".
The OP clearly mentions their contracts.
Most people don't have a clue when it comes to contracts though, and I'm not sure how people would even "educated guess" term. The most likely outcome from saying "consider contracts" in this comparison is people choosing Svechnikov because he's currently on his ELC.Just because we don't know doesn't mean we can't take an educated guess.
Marner was massively undervalued by his raw points at time of signing; probably much more than Svechnikov will be.And it's likely it will be better relative to his play because Svech has generally received fewer minutes early in his career despite killing those minutes, so his totals look worse than the quality of player he is.
I mean, I love Svechnikov, but that's highly speculative at this point.He also has the potential to be a similar level to Marner
Heh. There arent 3 players on Carolina that would be worth one MarnerBecause Svech is a better player?
You are right. Svech is a awesome player for sure, but I think Marner gets the nod here.Heh. There arent 3 players on Carolina that would be worth one Marner
I figured by now people would know how Marner plays.But in 18-19, a year he got the other end of the stick and posted a great .924% at 5v5, he still posted a pedestrian 2.62 GA/60. Meanwhile back in 19-20 his SCA/60 are middle of the pack on the Leafs, while his HDCA/60 are mid, leaning toward bottom- so it's not as if his line is an elite lockdown unit compared to the rest of his team. He did get unlucky in 19-20, but that itself is not evidence of elite defensive production (though to be fair it does help answer why some people think he's elite defensively even if his GA/60 was brutal).
To be clear, I didn't say he was bad defensively (seems to be middle of the pack perfectly ok tbh), I just wanted to know why someone could be considered elite defensively if they just put up the statline Marner did in 19-20. It's a bit odd, if a player who has never had an elite offensive season puts up a mediocre 30 points in 82 games, you wouldn't say he's elite offensively, context be damned, but people do this all the time when it comes to defensive production.
OTOH, wingers don't have much impact defensively, so being tied to the hip of the defensive black hole that is John Tavares may have something to do with it.
Honestly, it's the myth of the two way winger. Unless you're a HoF level player (ie Hossa), being a good defender on the wing is like being a good defender at 1st base. By far the least taxing defensive position.
pretty brutal take. Players like Svechnikov, Aho, and Slavin are arguably equally or more valuable than Marner on their own. Let alone if you take those 3 combinedHeh. There arent 3 players on Carolina that would be worth one Marner
Heh. There arent 3 players on Carolina that would be worth one Marner