- Jul 16, 2005
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Theodore isn't nearly as dynamic as DeAngelo and this comparison also shows why using percentiles for player comparisons is ridiculous and if you want to make a uniform scale standard scores will show you a much more accurate picture.
Theodore is in the 92nd percentile for goals and DeAngelo in the 94th, a minuscule diefference right? Not at all, DeAngelo has scored at a 23% higher rate.[TBODY] [/TBODY]
Player P/60 G/60 A1/60 A2/60 DeAngelo 1.77 0.53 0.59 0.65 Theodore 1.01 0.43 0.1 0.48 Difference 75.25% 23.26% 490.00% 35.42%
Vegas better be adding Glass to the deal if we are getting Theodore in return for DeAngelo. Funny how you have people drooling over Makar's impact in Calder/Fox discussions when DeAngelo is as good/dynamic offensively while having a more well rounded game (and being several years older).
Yeah, I was thinking maybe I didn't understand how good Theodore was, but that doesn't do much for me in a DeAngelo trade.
I was advocating for a scenario where we get a future #1 center in the deal -- the hypothetical was ADA for #2OA, which is, Stutzle or Byfield. Again, either of those guys are probably #1 centers on par with like a Zegras or better. And that proposal was shot down as not enough value due to uncertainty.
For Theodore? Is he a #1D? I don't know about that.