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Then what are you going on about? You keep trying to show how Necas isn't as valuable, so if you aren't in support of this trade, then just say so and move on.
Proposal: Necas <CAR> for Chytil and Robertson <NYR>
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- Apr 27, 2005
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27% shooting %, 17% on ice shooting %. Surely sustainable numbers.You sure about that?
Anyway he's dead last among carolina forwards in xGoals share.
He still doesn't fetch 4th overall btw
So tired of people posting these type of stats from small sample sizes as if they are evidence of anything - it’s the #1 indicator that a poster doesn’t understand the game and/or isn’t arguing in good faith.
When something is telling you that Jordan Martinook >>> Martin Necas, why even bother posting it? Use your brain.
That Staal line for the Canes has been a dominant force for years now.
I can increase the sample size if you want
It has been the best line on the canes for a while now.
- Apr 27, 2005
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Definitely not sustainable. 80-90 points is probably doable. But he's very clearly a productive player when given offensive deployments.
eco's bones
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Necas' shooting % was 10.4 last year. Seriously doubt he's going to sustain the 27% he has so far this year. He's got a real shot at being a point a game (or better) player though. it's still pretty early and even the best players can slump for a little while.
Comparing him to Chytil--they were drafted the same year out of Czechia. Necas has always had a somewhat higher arc than Chytil. Filip's also dealt with numerous (including head) injuries. Filip looks really really good so far this year though---centering the 3rd line. More often than not he's played better than both Zibanejad and Trocheck. He brings the puck up the ice with speed and has been attacking and driving the play very well and his backcheck has been outstanding. First ten games no goals against at all when his line was on the ice. He's breaking up opponents rushes up the ice all the time.
Comparing him to Chytil--they were drafted the same year out of Czechia. Necas has always had a somewhat higher arc than Chytil. Filip's also dealt with numerous (including head) injuries. Filip looks really really good so far this year though---centering the 3rd line. More often than not he's played better than both Zibanejad and Trocheck. He brings the puck up the ice with speed and has been attacking and driving the play very well and his backcheck has been outstanding. First ten games no goals against at all when his line was on the ice. He's breaking up opponents rushes up the ice all the time.
bleedgreen
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I never understand the shooting percentage argument. He’s got 7 goals on 26 shots. It’s way too small a sample at this point. He could drop his percentage and still get 30-40 goals and 90 pts.
He’s never been a sniper and still isn’t. It doesn’t really have much bearing on him as a player how great his shooting percentage is. Most of his goals are close to the net and don’t require Ovy like shooting skills. Who cares if a percentage is sustainable? Were we really expecting whatever a 27% would net over a season?
He’s never been a sniper and still isn’t. It doesn’t really have much bearing on him as a player how great his shooting percentage is. Most of his goals are close to the net and don’t require Ovy like shooting skills. Who cares if a percentage is sustainable? Were we really expecting whatever a 27% would net over a season?
