Dache
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Baseball also sees fit to play 164 games a year do you think that would work for hockey too?Sure you can. Baseball does.
Baseball also sees fit to play 164 games a year do you think that would work for hockey too?Sure you can. Baseball does.
There are no ties to remove because they extend the game of actual hockey indefinitely instead of going to a shootout, because they recognize how arbitrary shootout results are.
Baseball also sees fit to play 164 games a year do you think that would work for hockey too?
Can you explain why the winners of shootouts are my arbitrary than the winners of overtime games.
Thanks!
I make it 105 points, but who cares.actually the leafs were on a 107 pt pace this year with anyone other than. Michael Hutchison in next. That includes kaski, Campbell and Andersen playing like he was drunk.
This includes major injuries to.
-marner
-Hyman
-dermott
-AJ (who apparently is super important now)
-Tavares
-muzzin
The coach via the GM. That is until the GM got Campbell.I make it 105 points, but who cares.
More importantly, who decided to go with Hutchison as a back-up ?
The dressing room cleaner ?
because one is a game of hockey and one isn’t? You can’t be serious.
I make it 105 points, but who cares.
More importantly, who decided to go with Hutchison as a back-up ?
The dressing room cleaner ?
So they could play 164 games if they completely revamped roster sizes and the the whole schedule, but that somehow proves your point about that they could play overtime games like the playoffs in the regular season?1.) theoretically. It “can”. Is it smart. Probably not. Teams don’t have the ratings. You absolutely could. Multiple players rosters. It’s possible... sure.
But....
2.) more importantly. The reason why they don’t use a home run derby is because baseball has the money/clout not to have to do so. This proves my point. Just like the playoffs. Real games for the cup and baseball games will never be solved by a gimmick.
They are real points. They do matter. But it’s pretty hard to use them to compare year to year due to variance
Yes, it is baseless. You haven't even provided a reason.It's not baseless at all.
Overtime still has most if not all of the things that make hockey what it is; it's just with less players on each side.Can you explain why the winners of shootouts are my arbitrary than the winners of overtime games.
Countless "games of hockey" end with shootouts. Shootouts are part of the game of hockey.
Are you serious?
So they could play 164 games if they completely revamped roster sizes and the the whole schedule, but that somehow proves your point about that they could play overtime games like the playoffs in the regular season?
Countless "games of hockey" end with shootouts. Shootouts are part of the game of hockey.
Are you serious?
not in the cup.... wasn’t that what you were talking about ? The whole 16 game thing 2 posts ago?
The shootout has most if not all of the things that make hockey what it is; it’s just with less players on each side.Overtime still has most if not all of the things that make hockey what it is; it's just with less players on each side.
It doesn’t make much sense for many reasons, player safety, players having lives other than hockey, the same as playing a 7 OT game on a Wednesday with another game on Thursday.They could. Yes. They could. If there was demand. They would. But there isn’t. The issue is the term Can’t. They “can”. It just doesn’t make much sense because of the budget teams
you never disappointdidn’t realize the playoffs aren’t real hockey
He should have picked 23 points out of 28 ?I am late to the party but Hutch was soo bad for us, literally threw away at least 14 points
That is not true. There are very few similarities between regular hockey and shootouts, and countless things that make good hockey players/teams don't even factor in. Heck, an entire position doesn't even factor in.The shootout has most of if not all of the things that make hockey what it is; it’s just with less players on each side.
No, that's not what we are talking about.
Someone said that shootouts aren't used in the playoffs because they are "arbitrary" and I asked how winning a shootout is more arbitrary than winning an overtime game.
He should have picked 23 points out of 28 ?
Flabbergasted...
Did you forget a couple of "ifs" when you posted the bolded ?And could have got to 105 pts. However unlikely it seems (we did in 2006).
you can’t argue that raw points determine everything. Then use points percentage. It’s silly
Did you forget a couple of "ifs" when you posted the bolded ?
They were on pace for a bit less than 95 pts after 70 games, and if they had kept the same pace for the unplayed 12 games that they had in the last 18 games (8-8-2), they would have reached the fantastic total of 93 pts.
Very often in 3v3 an entire position doesn’t exist either.That is not true. There are very few similarities between regular hockey and shootouts, and countless things that make good hockey players/teams don't even factor in. Heck, an entire position doesn't even factor in.
That the coach picks the team? That the GM provides the roster?Thanks for proving my point.![]()