Tuna99
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Green’s gotta feel happy tonight how dominant his team has been, doesn’t this feel like the start of Jacques Martin’s run but a bit better knowing we have the right guys for the playoffs.
He should and he shouldn't. They look amazing for a game or two then shit the bed vs Montreal or Buffalo, so clearly a lot of work to do on consistency.Green’s gotta feel happy tonight how dominant his team has been, doesn’t this feel like the start of Jacques Martin’s run but a bit better knowing we have the right guys for the playoffs.
Indeed, but given their inconsistency over the past five seasons, it will likely take some time to overcome that particular shortcoming.He should and he shouldn't. They look amazing for a game or two then shit the bed vs Montreal or Buffalo, so clearly a lot of work to do on consistency.
I would assume that's where Green will earn his money. He'll need to make in game adjustments and sent the bottom six out to spark. I'm not sure, but if we can come out like that 90 percent of the time, we're a beast.Indeed, but given their inconsistency over the past five seasons, it will likely take some time to overcome that particular shortcoming.
They are very visibly a better team regardless of the record.Senators record after 16 games, last season….. 8 wins, 8 losses
Senator record after 16 games, this season …… 8 wins, 8 losses
Only difference is they have one more point this season, after 16 games, than last season.
There's actually some pretty significant differences in how they've been playing, night and day really.Senators record after 16 games, last season….. 8 wins, 8 losses
Senator record after 16 games, this season …… 8 wins, 8 losses
Only difference is they have one more point this season, after 16 games, than last season.
They are very visibly a better team regardless of the record.
And anyway, it was December that did them in last year. They have to avoid lengthy losing streaks and instead put together a nice winning streak eventually. The latter feels more likely this year.
you think any of these will be used in the tie breaker rule? Or will they use these like US college football to determine FBS ranking?There's actually some pretty significant differences in how they've been playing, night and day really.
Last year, the underlying numbers, such as xGF%, were bottom 5 in the league, this year we are 6th in xGF% at 5v5.
Last year our 5v5 xGA/60 was 26th worst in the league, this year we are tied for 2nd best.
Last year after 16 games, we were out of a playoff spot by pts%, this year we currently hold a wild card spot.
The eye test makes it even more obvious how much better they are playing.
What i think is that when you have rare events like goals, you are better off using the more frequent elements that lead to them in order to predict future results when dealing with small samples.you think any of these will be used in the tie breaker rule? Or will they use these like US college football to determine FBS ranking?
If so, we are set.
Otherwise 93-97 points are needed. Regardless of how the team looks or plays.
No. I just think if they continue to play like this, the wins will come. They still have to prove it, that goes without saying.you think any of these will be used in the tie breaker rule? Or will they use these like US college football to determine FBS ranking?
If so, we are set.
Otherwise 93-97 points are needed. Regardless of how the team looks or plays.
We're currently in a wild card spot using pts %, so both sides of the coin currently show us as improved.Stats and eye test show that we have improved. But, in the end, it has to translate to Ws and points in the standings because that’s what the NHL uses to determine success and ranking.
I remain hopeful, but both sides of this coin and argument have merit.
I looked at like 4 different sites and we aren't in the playoffs.What i think is that when you have rare events like goals, you are better off using the more frequent elements that lead to them in order to predict future results when dealing with small samples.
What I think is we're currently sitting in a playoff spot.
What I think is that if people use some common sense when evaluating how the team is playing, they can see we are on the right path.
That last one is a big ask for some.
We're currently in a wild card spot using pts %, so both sides of the coin currently show us as improved.
No. I just think if they continue to play like this, the wins will come. They still have to prove it, that goes without saying.
This idea that this one point they lost is going to cost them a playoff spot is pointless to me. If they miss the playoffs by a point there were a lot of other problems with the team, getting caught up in every loss over 82 games is a waste of energy.
What i think is that when you have rare events like goals, you are better off using the more frequent elements that lead to them in order to predict future results when dealing with small samples.
What I think is we're currently sitting in a playoff spot.
What I think is that if people use some common sense when evaluating how the team is playing, they can see we are on the right path.
That last one is a big ask for some.
They are points percentage wise.. But I get you: Candy and Nuts!!I looked at like 4 different sites and we aren't in the playoffs.
Because they are looking at raw pts, some teams have already played 20 games to our 16. Presumably, the NHL will allow us to play all 82 this season.I looked at like 4 different sites and we aren't in the playoffs.
...and you're presuming we win those games inhand.Because they are looking at raw pts, some teams have already played 20 games to our 16. Presumably, the NHL will allow us to play all 82 this season.
Are you presuming that teams ahead of us will win some of the ~66 games they have remaining? If we're going to assume we'll lose the games we have in hand, should I assume they'll all lose the next 66 since you want to assume we'll lose games in hand?...and you're presuming we win those games inhand.
JCAre you presuming that teams ahead of us will win some of the ~66 games they have remaining? If we're going to assume we'll lose the games we have in hand, should I assume they'll all lose the next 66 since you want to assume we'll lose games in hand?
I'm not saying we'll win the two games or whatever in hand, I'm saying that if all the teams continue at their current pace, then we will finish with more points. It's stupid to use raw pts with unequal games played, it's not reflective of reality.
NJD have 5 more games played than NYR, CAR and Was. Those teams are all on pace for 115-120 pts, while NJD are pacing at 106, there are no guarantees, but the likelihood is that those team will pass NJD.