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Trade is one for one
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Literally the only "addiotional cost" I worry about is whether trading Davies so soon after signing is going to affect how Walsh considers his options when it comes to signing him.
Literally the only "addiotional cost" I worry about is whether trading Davies so soon after signing is going to affect how Walsh considers his options when it comes to signing him.
While I fully agree on the competition side, them knowing it's a business is what made Vesey, Butcher and Fox such attractive commodities - college players know they power they hold. I trust Ray and crew has had their conversations with Walsh's team, but can't help but wonder if this gives a signal of "sign and use as assets".They all know it is a business. And besides, a trade like that just means one less guy with similar skills to worry about for Walsh.
Will be contacting Cool Hockey this week
Wasn't there a thread on here dedicated to uniforms? I want to order one too. I remember last time I ordered one I bought a blank replica and then sent it out for official stitching/number customization. Can't remember what website though/if that's still the best option.
I really don't get the trade. Is PK that hated across the league?
In a bad year he still was in the top 50 for points while playing 60ish games.
Either way congrats on the weekend as you added two very good pieces that should help for years to come.
I really don't get the trade. Is PK that hated across the league?
In a bad year he still was in the top 50 for points while playing 60ish games.
Either way congrats on the weekend as you added two very good pieces that should help for years to come.
From a CF perspective Subban was 54.4, 51.2 and 53.4 his 3 years in Nashville -- His relative CF was the highest this year of any of his 3 in Nashville. 3.6, 0.2 and 3.9 -
His +3.9 rel CF was the highest of any Nashville Dman this season. Eckholm was the next closest at +3.1
His shot average was higher this season than any of his 3 years in Nashville
66/142 2.15 Shots per game
82/207 = 2.52
63/168 = 2.66
I am not really seeing a drop off?
I don't like Subban on the PP and hope that his role there would be minimized. He's good at entering the zone I think (maybe) but a bunch of big clappers from the blue line doesn't do it for me.
Just a drop off in his point production. It's just one year though, so it's not a trend to me until repeated. Could have just been a down year in points.From a CF perspective Subban was 54.4, 51.2 and 53.4 his 3 years in Nashville -- His relative CF was the highest this year of any of his 3 in Nashville. 3.6, 0.2 and 3.9 -
His +3.9 rel CF was the highest of any Nashville Dman this season. Eckholm was the next closest at +3.1
His shot average was higher this season than any of his 3 years in Nashville
66/142 2.15 Shots per game
82/207 = 2.52
63/168 = 2.66
I am not really seeing a drop off?
Yes, but the *threat* of it can do wonders with the right players and the space it can create.I don't like Subban on the PP and hope that his role there would be minimized. He's good at entering the zone I think (maybe) but a bunch of big clappers from the blue line doesn't do it for me.
Half the teams in the league couldn't afford him. Of the remaining teams, half of them wouldn't want him because of his perceived issues, whatever they may be, and then there's a few more that have enough depth at RHD so that they wouldn't want him. Poile said there were only 4 teams in on this deal, and of those the Devils were the only team that could take on the entire cap hit.
He had 20 assists on the PP two years ago, you dont watch nashville
He also did have his lowest TOI since his rookie year.
I don't care about PP assists - those could be anything. Half of them could be tips on shots directed at the net. Nashville's PP has been between meh and awful the last 3 years and part of that is because they ran a 3F 2D PP that looked to feed Subban for slapshots. I can't access power play shot numbers right now, as naturalstattrick seems to be down, but I'd bet Subban is either 1 or 2 in PP shots on that team in that time.
Okay, I actually braved NHL.com and Subban is 3rd behind Josi and Forsberg for PP shots over this time. So Josi's the real offender in this regard. But yeah, I'm not that worried given who the Devils hired as analytics people and what they've done to date with their PP under Hynes.
I don't like Subban on the PP and hope that his role there would be minimized. He's good at entering the zone I think (maybe) but a bunch of big clappers from the blue line doesn't do it for me.