ncdoc
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Yes! Been a great defensive first line! I think he will turn it around soon!! Give him some time!
Player Discussion Mika Zibanejad
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Yes! Been a great defensive first line! I think he will turn it around soon!! Give him some time!
GENESISPuck94
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Brayden Point has 23 points in 18 games this season. Second on his team only to Kucheron who is a future Hall of Famer. Point has 13 EV points.
Point scored 51 goals last year, he scored 40+ another time. He won two Stanley Cups as a major contributor.
On no planet is Zibanejad better than Point. Only being able to cherry pick one stat proves my point further.
points schmoints (no sarcasm). The objective isn't to score it's to outscore. Who's been more successful this season at that?
GENESISPuck94
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He is giving effort. But he doesn’t have an extra gear. I don’t see him as a top tier guy thats going to winnus many playoff games. He is a good secondary guy. He doesn’t have a fire- anyone who has played sports gets it.
Irishguy42
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Just clone Bald Panarin 3 times so there is one per line. Easy.
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Peltz
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He had a similarly slow start over the covid shortened season. He's just a streaky player at this point and will never hit the same pre-covid elite level. I love the player, and he's still a guy we could win with, but that line is incomplete without someone to help him at this point.
It used to be that if a player was struggling, you just put him with Zib and that player would wake up. Now it's kind of the opposite.
It used to be that if a player was struggling, you just put him with Zib and that player would wake up. Now it's kind of the opposite.
I heard that one has already been cloned. But he won't be ready for another 18 years.
In which he’s top 10 in EV GF%. We would be butt cised for his play to continue. Please let it happen.
Chytilmania
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Lack of sleep is just as bad/worse than being buzzed. We had drunk Igor last year, now we have drunk Mika. Explains why his one timer is hitting the glass every time.
romba
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If the puck ever comes to him along the left halfboards on the PP and there's a semblance of pressure he turns it over. For the most part though, he's not harming the PP too much and his teamate's comfort with him on the unit definitely counts for something, but he's really net neutral at best on PP1. As long as we're clicking at 30%+ keep him there and hope he figures it out soon.
HockeyBasedNYC
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Amazing Kreiderman
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Zibanejad is currently tied with 8(!) goalies in 5v5 points.
Brutananadilewski
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Just reading that almost gave me a nosebleed but I'm so pissed I stopped it.
But now I think I got a hemorrhoid.
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SA16
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Looks like we have the usual bad takes when the puck isn't going in (5v5)
Mika has points on 20% of goals when he's on the ice. He's generally 75-80%.
Mika has goals on 0% of his shots. Normally he's around 10-11%.
At 5v4 he's only hit the net on 44% of his shot attempts. That's worse than his usual numbers. It's also completely common over 16 game stretches. He had 10 instances of a rolling 16 game average under 45% last year (obviously some overlap) He ended at 58%.
He obviously hasn't been great but these stupid comments like "Oh, look, he's tied with 8 goalies in scoring" is just total nonsense trying to drive a narrative.
He's also hardly the only good forward who has 1 primary 5v5 point so far. Oshie, Johansen, Zegras, Rakell, Palat also have 1. Hayes, Perron, Caufield, Kuznetsov, our hero Buchnevich all have 2. Huberdeau, Lindholm, Wilson, Schmaltz, Gaudreau, Norris, Beniers, Cooley, Leo Carlsson have 3. Some of these guys numbers are propped up by secondary assists (i.e. by not having points on 20% of their teams goals when on the ice).
Kind of funny too how people love to misuse ES points instead of 5v5 points but because Mika has 3 ES points they immediately shift to using 5v5 points (as they always should) because it fits the story better.
Mika has points on 20% of goals when he's on the ice. He's generally 75-80%.
Mika has goals on 0% of his shots. Normally he's around 10-11%.
At 5v4 he's only hit the net on 44% of his shot attempts. That's worse than his usual numbers. It's also completely common over 16 game stretches. He had 10 instances of a rolling 16 game average under 45% last year (obviously some overlap) He ended at 58%.
He obviously hasn't been great but these stupid comments like "Oh, look, he's tied with 8 goalies in scoring" is just total nonsense trying to drive a narrative.
He's also hardly the only good forward who has 1 primary 5v5 point so far. Oshie, Johansen, Zegras, Rakell, Palat also have 1. Hayes, Perron, Caufield, Kuznetsov, our hero Buchnevich all have 2. Huberdeau, Lindholm, Wilson, Schmaltz, Gaudreau, Norris, Beniers, Cooley, Leo Carlsson have 3. Some of these guys numbers are propped up by secondary assists (i.e. by not having points on 20% of their teams goals when on the ice).
Kind of funny too how people love to misuse ES points instead of 5v5 points but because Mika has 3 ES points they immediately shift to using 5v5 points (as they always should) because it fits the story better.
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klingsor
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How does one figure shooting percentage?
Does it only includes shots on goal ?
What about shots that miss the goal?
What about shots that are blocked?
Sorry for the stupid question but but I’m not clear on the formula.
HockeyBasedNYC
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Goals divided by Shots on goal. Move the decimal point over two spaces. Very simple
2 goals / 44 shots = 0.0454545, 4.6% = Mika
He needs to hit the net more. A lot more. He leads the team with 33 missed shots. Seems inaccurate too, should be more.
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