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The people who want him gone the most will also be the ones to do the most crying when he's gone and we are still "collectively" unsuccessful.
It will be way worse than that.The people who want him gone the most will also be the ones to do the most crying when he's gone and we are still "collectively" unsuccessful.
Dude, stop posting data with such small sample sizes. We all know what you're doing. You're searching for stupid small sample size data that makes Marner look bad because it doesn't work when you use proper sample sizes.Marner's 5v5 stats during the past 14 games Matthews was injured:
- 14 GP: 3 goals, 3 assists, 6 points
- 2 goals came in one game against Detroit, one being an empty-net tap-in set up by a Tavares between the legs pass, the other a tip in.
- 1 goal vs. Utah was a pass attempt from behind the net that banked in off a player.
- 1 primary assist (came with 6 minutes left in a 5-2 loss).
- 2 secondary assists
This pace projects to 35 even-strength points over a full season, which would have ranked him 90th in even-strength scoring last year.
Dude, stop posting data with such small sample sizes. We all know what you're doing. You're searching for stupid small sample size data that makes Marner look bad because it doesn't work when you use proper sample sizes.
For example, Matthews with Domi was unsustainably great offensively but not even McDavid and Drai can't sustain those numbers. Also you of course ignore their ridiculously high GA as Matthews chased 70 goals. But none of that matters because the sample size is too small.
You have spent so much time trying to "prove" that Marner sucks in the regular season by using misleading stats but you will find that if you do it right it's impossible because he is a superstar. Here are the basic facts:
Matthews is great with everyone but scores more with Marner.
Marner is somewhat worse without Matthews but of course he is as then he's playing with J.T at best.
Marner is by far the second best Leaf and it's not close.
Nylander is great offensively but absolutely horrible defensively and only does well defensively with Matthews.
Here's some advice:
1) Stop using small sample sizes.
2) Never use only points. They are less than 2% of playing time.
3) Always consider defensive stats as well.
4) Always consider context.
5) You need to understand sample sizes. Go find some stats for any player and find out how far back you have to go for the variability to settle. I'm not going to tell you the answers, you have to figure it out. But do it, you'll learn a lot. It's shameful that we have to teach you the absolute basics of stats.
For the life of jebus stop posting stats until you understand sample sizes.
I'm not trying to provoke you, I'm trying to help you understand something that I've been trained in and you obviously haven't. You used to post Corsi stats and some of us showed you that's not how it's done anymore so you found Natural Stat Trick and started using those stats wrong too. An analogy would be a 10 year old finding a piano for the first time, pounding on the keys and thinking that they've discovered music. Once again. Find some stats, work them backwards, graph the results and see how each stat takes a different amount of time to "settle". You will learn a lot and then we don't have to keep explaining things to you.I wont be responding to your attempts to attack me personally and provoke me.
Why is this a small sample size now? Earlier you were more than happy to proclaim this sample size as undeniable proof that "Marner can lead the team without Matthews at his best".Dude, stop posting data with such small sample sizes. We all know what you're doing. You're searching for stupid small sample size data that makes Marner look bad because it doesn't work when you use proper sample sizes.
I watch 100% of the game.No. Stop focusing on only points, stop watching the puck and learn to watch the other 98% of the game.
"It's the time between the goals that Marner really shines."
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What? He used a 14 game sample size of a cherry picked stat (with an even smaller sample size) where the teams best player was missing.Why is this a small sample size now? Earlier you more than happy to proclaim this sample size as undeniable proof that "Marner can lead the team without Matthews at his best".
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How is his opinion in any way different to yours if we're talking in terms of your standards?
But Shanahan, Dubas and now Tre are the real three salary amigos. They bent over themselves, they weren't forced. Marner can still be paid more than any of his comps without being more than Matthews. (Drai is not remotely his comp unless he wins a Conn Smyth and takes them to a Cup).i've sorta gotten over it with how badly all of the other contracts were too
nylander sat out, matthews had taken an nba level contract
as for the UFA contracts, nylander is a typical overpayment but matthews is a whole other case. He might be the first player ever where the reports where "AAV is sorted, but term is not"... How does that even make any f***ing sense. term and aav should be correlated but thats another trend that our 1C has broken.
when it comes to money, I find all three amigos just as guilty
I think we will see that happen by the 4 Nations break.Sign the man!
All I can say is that based on your obsession with points in a very small sample set of an already small sample set which is literally less than 1% of the game, the fact that it's been explained to you many times yet you keep repeating the same tired talking points hundreds maybe thousands of times that you CLEARLY don't watch the game away from the puck.I watch 100% of the game.
It is all good but at the end of the day, we have 3 super elite forwards who have one playoff series win in 9 attempts. Last I heard, it is a results oriented business. I am guessing that does not include playoff results.All I can say is that based on your obsession with points in a very small sample set of an already small sample set which is literally less than 1% of the game, the fact that it's been explained to you many times yet you keep repeating the same tired talking points hundreds maybe thousands of times that you CLEARLY don't watch the game away from the puck.
We have people who get to watch the games live (believe me you are missing a ton of the game watching on TV), people who are trained in stats, people who have played the game at a very high level, people who have coached the game at high a level, the actual GM's paying Marner and the actual coaches playing Marner in all the critical situations ALL telling you the same thing, yet you still don't see it.
Pastrnak Makes 11.25, signed it in the middle of his 60 goal campaign, rough season now, but he was 2nd in hart that year on an offensively more inept team than oursBut Shanahan, Dubas and now Tre are the real three salary amigos. They bent over themselves, they weren't forced. Marner can still be paid more than any of his comps without being more than Matthews. (Drai is not remotely his comp unless he wins a Conn Smyth and takes them to a Cup).
Lets see what kind of a deal Ranta gets.
Sure it does. Thirty one teams don't win the cup. We've had some bad luck. We've never had a great goaltender. Rielly isn't a number one. Covid really messed with the cap. We haven't really been a true contender yet. The core and the team in general have not got it done although did you really expect them to win the cup. BUT, Marner has played as well as the rest of the core and we don't see people posting literally the same thing thousands of times in the Matthews, Nylander, Rielly and JT threads. There are a few very vocal people who are literally negatively obsessed with Marner but not the others and it appears to be an emotional response because it defies reason.It is all good but at the end of the day, we have 3 super elite forwards who have one playoff series win in 9 attempts. Last I heard, it is a results oriented business. I am guessing that does not include playoff results.
This. Let Sakic set the market because clearly, those in charge at the cash box have no clue. Willy @ $11.5m says Hi.Pastrnak Makes 11.25, signed it in the middle of his 60 goal campaign, rough season now, but he was 2nd in hart that year on an offensively more inept team than ours
MacKinnon, a vastly superior player made 12.6. Granted it was now 2 years ago he signed it but even still, Marner isn’t a better player so I can’t see 15% of the cap.
Like you said, rantanen would seal the deal for me. Whatever he makes, Marner should make 500k-1M less as he’s not as good.
Without him, I’d guess marners number starts at 12. Anything over is an overpayment, anything under is a good deal.
Making excuses for a poor playoff run already?! January must be a new record.Hopefully they get the contract wrapped up by the 4 Nations so they can have no distractions during the playoff run.
When you say more about yourself....After the season he's had to date, to try and find any little crumb of negativity is pretty special .
I appreciate your pragmatism. He has changed his game somewhat, less weak backhand passes that create danger, more board battles and winning them as well. More direct, safer with the puck, in the dirty areas out front and on the wall, initiating contact periodically. It bodes well, there is evolution there for the fair minded. Will it translate? Remains to be seen, but signs are good. He's fit like a glove in Berube's system.Anyone who has been watching this season who doesn't want Marner back, cannot be taken seriously.
I was one of the most vocal posters about wanting him gone this summer, he's not just producing he's playing playoff style hockey. Not only is he getting into scrums, he's initiating them. He's hitting guys and finishing checks, against the B's he went in on the forecheck and laid the body leading to a turnover and immediate goal.
We all complained that he played soft etc. But no one can say that about him this season, I think some posters are just "pot committed" at this point and just doesn't wanna retract their statements. Doesn't make you foolish to admit you were wrong.
I am still team break the core 4 up but for me it isn't about wanting him back or not, it's just that the timing is completely in marner's favour, he's currently on a career high pace and is only going to do better with the thought of being paid. Why not use that? Let him play the season and playoffs outAnyone who has been watching this season who doesn't want Marner back, cannot be taken seriously.
I was one of the most vocal posters about wanting him gone this summer, he's not just producing he's playing playoff style hockey. Not only is he getting into scrums, he's initiating them. He's hitting guys and finishing checks, against the B's he went in on the forecheck and laid the body leading to a turnover and immediate goal.
We all complained that he played soft etc. But no one can say that about him this season, I think some posters are just "pot committed" at this point and just doesn't wanna retract their statements. Doesn't make you foolish to admit you were wrong.