Sabresruletheschool
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I'd have Eichel just under Seguin and both should be in S1B. Kuznetsov and Couturier should be the top of T1A
The below chart does not include rookies or goaltenders. Any sort of questions on my list or tweaks are welcomed and encouraged below.
v1.0: Monday, November 26, 2018.
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Good effort but there are some oversights. Tarasenko obviously does not belong in the top tier, especially looking at this season. Kopitar ahead of Barkov/Giroux/Backstrom/Tavares/Kuzy/etc. also doesn't make much sense. And having Nino Niederreiter ahead of players like Boeser (and now Meier as well)? Yikes.
I don't think it is unreasonable to label Ovechkin as the fourth best left winger currently. Here is some transitional metrics comparing the players ahead of him. Personally, I can see the argument for him above of Benn, however, I personally valued Benn higher than Ovechkin.
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Dunno what to tell you, but that website is very, very wrong. Lee has played exclusively LW for virtually his entire pro career, and Bailey has played RW for many years. Used to alternate, but it has been a long time since he's done that. I watched the vast majority last year, saw it all. Can probably still find the lines on twitter if you look hard enoughActually upon looking at data via Hockeyviz.com, it looks like last year Bailey played majority LW and Lee played majority RW. Here's the link: NYI 1718 F Lines
Silly guy must think power play points actually matter. Smart people like you and I know they have zero impact on the game and should be disregarded-at least if that supports your hot take!His 5v5 scoring rate in that span is about 2/3 of Matt Duchene and Yanni Gourde’s. And his possession numbers in that span have fallen from great to slightly above average.
Also don’t agree with going all the way back to 2016, I prefer going back to 2017. Your list seems to be overrating guys who had a good 16-17 and have sucked since like Blake Wheeler.
The first rule of any statistics -> reality check. As long as Ovechkin holding Richard no one would take this list seriously.
If that is why you have Nino there, I fail to see how Gallagher isn't there either.List is made up on a combination of tangible stats (goals, assists, etc.) as well as underlying metrics (CF%, rel CF%, xGF%, etc.)
I think that generally it comes down to personal preference with the order of the players within categories. We can go back and forth on Taylor Hall and his contributions compared to the likes of Artemi Panarin and Alex Ovechkin.
To give insight on Nino Niederreiter, he is a top-six caliber winger in terms of scoring efficiency (1.92 P/60 since 2016). He also sports a 54.07 CF%, 6.99 rel CF%, 56.92 xGF%, and 3.85 rel xGF%.
Could we get a 2019 Update, OP?
Could we get a 2019 Update, OP?
Feels odd that Cam Atkinson isn't even on the list. He has been a pretty consistent goal scorer the last couple years and to me should be in the 1A or 1B list.
wtf? This thread is two seasons old. How is it relevant to the current season? Why did you even search through the forums to find this?Yeah right eh? Werenski middle sheet, Seth Jones 4th.. no CBJ offense in the top 175 players... yet we are 17-2-5 in the last 1/3 of season, we must just have superior goal tending. It really doesn't matter if our guys are not on your stat sheet the Blue Jackets seem to be doing something right. The only ex - jacket ranked is Wild Bill Karlson & clearly not protecting him was a huge mistake. Oh yeah, just figured this out..its not players or Goalies.. you guys are recognizing that mad genius John Torts.. ha ha ha. Love it.