1. Good job. You are true fan to do all that work.
2. Tend to agree with almost everything you posted. Just some minor differences which not sure if they really are.
Brown played on the 4th often and played with Bozak. His point total being down is understandable.
Bozak I think had one of his best year as a Leafs player. He accepted his role and was good and reliable. That is all you want and expect.
Komorav, another guy who has accepted his role, and he seems happier for it, not being one of the go to guys for scoring. Maybe back in Russia, but he's happy here with his new family. He will be back next season. With the kind of season he had, no one will be interested, other than the brass at Leafs Land.
Zaitsev I thought he had a pretty decent season, although his offense numbers do not show it. Last year he played the power play. This year he plays the entire two minutes of the penalty kill with Hainsey. My view to judge a defenseman who is used in this way, defense first, is to judge how many goals are scored when he is on the ice. He probably is the Leafs best defenseman in that regard. Zaitsev is usually on the ice for 1 goal against every game, and he is usually up against the best from the other team. That is good enough to win. Put the others in the same role, it will be more than 1 a game, and at the worst times.
3. Paradoxically, your post is a good point in why I do not follow advanced stats, semi-advanced or secret-advanced-stats.
We are 90% in agreement.
If you did not follow advanced stats, and wrote up a year end review, you are very knowledgeable about hockey, and you will basically produce the same post.
I think, with the advanced stats, it should try to show something different. In the end of this season, it just shows what we know. Some minor differences that do not amount to much
I think the advanced stats are still a work in progress.
Anyways, thanks for sharing.
I hate stats. I just watch the games (every one this year) and hope we play well and win. Number crunching just doesn't cut it for me. Stats and the lineup opinions, I just shake my head at. I haven't got a clue what corsi is, nor do I care. It's all eye test for me.
So give me a million stats and percentages on why or why not we might win or lose the the Bruins. Meanwhile, I'll just watch the game and pull for the Leafs. The game is played on the ice last time I checked. Not on a computer.thx for sharing.
So give me a million stats and percentages on why or why not we might win or lose the the Bruins. Meanwhile, I'll just watch the game and pull for the Leafs.
So should I even bother watching? Or do your stats tell the story before the puck is even dropped?I am happy for you.
So should I even bother watching? Or do your stats tell the story before the puck is even dropped?
yes. our scw% stat tells us that we win the cup this year. Sorry to spoil thingsSo should I even bother watching? Or do your stats tell the story before the puck is even dropped?
Zaitsev and Rielly kinda xchanged minutes this season with Rielly getting the pp minutes. Not sure it makes that much difference to team overall who gets the secondary apples on the pp..
Stats aim to determine what has already happened, and to try and provide some context (where possible) for those events.So should I even bother watching? Or do your stats tell the story before the puck is even dropped?
I actually JUST read stats. What happens on the ice doesn't interest me in the slightest.So should I even bother watching? Or do your stats tell the story before the puck is even dropped?
I hate stats. I just watch the games (every one this year) and hope we play well and win. Number crunching just doesn't cut it for me. Stats and the lineup opinions, I just shake my head at. I haven't got a clue what corsi is, nor do I care. It's all eye test for me.