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Based and Rangerspilled.
Going from 788 to 741 is a steep drop to take willingly.
Is it? The difference in those two numbers isn't even a 7th round pick according to the chart, so how exactly are we quantifying what 788 vs 741 is?
Going from 788 to 741 is a steep drop to take willingly.
Mid-round? He's the 18th ranked NA skater.@silverfish one of the mid round guys I like who is a very solid goal scorer is Sampo Ranta
He would need work on his defensive side of his game to make to the NHL, but he has a great shot and was one of the best rookie goal scorers in the USHL last year
Mid round meaning like 3ish round. He may go as high as the late second.Mid-round? He's the 18th ranked NA skater.
Or did you mean mid-round as the middle of the first round and I was wrong to read mid-round as meaning like a 3rd or 4th rounder. My bad.
Yes.Shouldn't there be a huge drop off in value at around the middle of the 1st round?
Nope, which is the point here. The drop off from 1st to 9th isn’t worth the overpayment that the 1st overall pick would command.So, if I read the chart correctly....the 1st OA == 9th OA + 23 OA.
Is there a single soul in the front office executive world that would even consider that for a second without laughing in your face?
Nope, which is the point here. The drop off from 1st to 9th isn’t worth the overpayment that the 1st overall pick would command.
I think that chart just uses averages and doesn’t take into account specific cases like McDavid or Dahlin.Agreed but it can be both; it's not worth overpayment the industry has established and that the chart might be undervaluing the picks (at least in certain draft years)
Like, it's obviously insanely different if it's the year Crosby or McDavid go 1st OA vs if it's Ryan Murray or Jack Johnson draft year.
The draft is obviously a crapshoot but certain years you get really special players that you can project more easily, there's a lot of variance.
It also needs to be updated with new data. There's been a lot more value at later picks with how prospects are getting better.I think that chart just uses averages and doesn’t take into account specific cases like McDavid or Dahlin.
Considering you gave up two picks for one in an event that's almost entirely probability, to LOWER your quality, yes it is.Is it? The difference in those two numbers isn't even a 7th round pick according to the chart, so how exactly are we quantifying what 788 vs 741 is?
They prob coasted through the regular season and are improve their play when it matters mostCaps CF% in the playoffs is very, very good.
How are they all of a sudden outplaying teams when they haven't for 164 regular season games?
They prob coasted through the regular season and are improve their play when it matters most
What is it on a game by game basis? One huge game in a sample this tiny can inflate numbers.Caps CF% in the playoffs is very, very good.
How are they all of a sudden outplaying teams when they haven't for 164 regular season games?
So far it's the opposite. They've won all but two and got lobotomized in those two.What is it on a game by game basis? One huge game in a sample this tiny can inflate numbers.
Gut check says they win the CF% battle 3/7 games so far, but when they win it, they win it.
Won’t it just tell us that he’ll get blitzed in shot attempts if he’s used in a similar fashion next season? There’s no way he’ll be getting 18 min of 5v5 time and 23 mpg next season unless Shattenkirk/ADA both evaporateSlowly but surely working through, what will surely be a terrible, performance projection of Neal Pionk.
Unless of course it shows that he will be great, then I will pretend I never did anything. If it's analysis that proves you're wrong, then delete all traces of it. The point of analytics is to prove what you already know. Straight up, b.
What I'll be doing is comparing him to players who performed similarly to him in their 22 year-old season using a mix of relative, individual, and context metrics. Then evaluating how the players similar to him in their 22 year-old season advanced throughout the rest of their career.Won’t it just tell us that he’ll get blitzed in shot attempts if he’s used in a similar fashion next season? There’s no way he’ll be getting 18 min of 5v5 time and 23 mpg next season unless Shattenkirk/ADA both evaporate