mja
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Hak must be furious if he's watching these games.
I think more likely he's just deeply confused.
Travis Sanheim Discussion Thread Part Two
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I think more likely he's just deeply confused.
Magua
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Hak must be furious if he's watching these games.
He doesn’t get TV or internet. Simple living and all.
David St Hubbins
Well, you're not as confused as he is.
Hak must be furious if he's watching these games.
Why should he start watching Sanhem's actual play now?
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Yeah I would still rather bring in a top 4 right-handed dman like Trouba* and then go with:
Provorov - Trouba/Ghost
Sanheim - Ghost/Trouba
Morin/Hagg - Myers
*or other equivalent top 4 RH dman.
FLYguy3911
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You could still do it for the time being. Gudas is having a good year. Provy, Ghost, Sanheim, and Gudas should be the top 4 in some order. Give Hägg and MacDonald and Folin sub 15 minutes a night.
Myers should be making his debut soon too. That should happen before you go spending an arm and a leg on a RHD.
Myers should be making his debut soon too. That should happen before you go spending an arm and a leg on a RHD.
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wankstifier
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Always surprises me that Sanheim is only 6’3”. He’s got such a tall skating stance and he seems to carry himself like 2 inches bigger than he is.
Tripod
I hate this team
Just so this stat is in the Sanheim thread:
2 games under Gordon: back to back 20+ minutes
80 games under Hakstol: never had a back to back of 20+ minutes
2 games under Gordon: back to back 20+ minutes
80 games under Hakstol: never had a back to back of 20+ minutes
Domino666
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hAcK hAd No ChOiCe
kudymen
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Yeah I think so as well. Deadhead is furious. Hak is confused.
Hak probably hasn't even understood yet that he has been fired.
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If it's not in the Book of Revelations, how can it be so?
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TheWolfOfBroadStreet
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im sure this has been said already and i apologize if so, however, I think the most frustrating part of this whole ordeal as that the majority of us have been saying since the beginning that this kid would be special. Finally getting some playing time...and shocker...hes actually good. About time!
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mja
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Now I have this image of Hak angrily looking for his beet-red swingline in the bowels of the Wells Fargo Center, mostly likely wherever Gritty was hiding all these years, with Fletch stopping by to tell him that from now on he needs to coach the team from this desk without any contact with the players whatsoever.
Striiker
Former Flyers Fan
I think the best possible D lineup is pretty easily
Provorov-Ghost
Sanheim-Gudas
Hagg-Folin
We know Sanheim and Gudas can play together, but now they can finally get reasonable time.
Yes, that bottom pair is horrible, but until Myers comes up it’s going to be trash no matter what.
Folin > Mac, by far.
Provorov-Ghost
Sanheim-Gudas
Hagg-Folin
We know Sanheim and Gudas can play together, but now they can finally get reasonable time.
Yes, that bottom pair is horrible, but until Myers comes up it’s going to be trash no matter what.
Folin > Mac, by far.
LegionOfDoom91
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That dude will never change. His head is too far up his ass.
FLYguy3911
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Played his 82nd regular season game on Thursday. Here is how he stacks up against his peers. Data from NaturalStatTrick and Corsica.
[TBODY]
[/TBODY]*Ranks out of 156 defensemen
For a guy who is supposed to be shitty in his own zone, it's surprising his defensive metrics grade out better than his offensive metrics (which are still good).
On his hockey card, his overall scoring doesn't stand out, but he's is still above average on a per minute basis, playing mostly with bottom 6ers on a team that isn't great 5v5. He doesn't get many (any?) secondary assists. He ranks in the 16th percentile in secondary assists/60. I would expect that to tick up if he plays with the top 6 more often.
And they might want to try to let him QB the PP. Not sure if anyone brought that up before though.
| rel | RANK | |
| rel CF% | +5.79 | 5th |
| rel CF/60 | +5.08 | 23rd |
| rel CA/60 | -7.68 | 2nd |
| rel SCF% | +8.97 | 2nd |
| rel SCF/60 | +1.63 | 38th |
| rel SCA/60 | -6.85 | 1st |
| rel HDCF% | +8.67 | 1st |
| rel HDCF/60 | +1.15 | 25th |
| rel HDCA/60 | -2.24 | 3rd |
| rel xGF% | +7.21 | 1st |
| rel xGF/60 | +0.24 | 22nd |
| rel xGA/60 | -0.41 | 6th |
| P1/60 | 0.71 | 21st |
For a guy who is supposed to be shitty in his own zone, it's surprising his defensive metrics grade out better than his offensive metrics (which are still good).
On his hockey card, his overall scoring doesn't stand out, but he's is still above average on a per minute basis, playing mostly with bottom 6ers on a team that isn't great 5v5. He doesn't get many (any?) secondary assists. He ranks in the 16th percentile in secondary assists/60. I would expect that to tick up if he plays with the top 6 more often.
And they might want to try to let him QB the PP. Not sure if anyone brought that up before though.
But, but, not heavy, reliable, Amac, heavy, no choise... rookie mistakes and, errr... no choise?Played his 82nd regular season game on Thursday. Here is how he stacks up against his peers. Data from NaturalStatTrick and Corsica.
*Ranks out of 156 defensemen[TBODY] [/TBODY]
rel RANK rel CF% +5.79 5th rel CF/60 +5.08 23rd rel CA/60 -7.68 2nd rel SCF% +8.97 2nd rel SCF/60 +1.63 38th rel SCA/60 -6.85 1st rel HDCF% +8.67 1st rel HDCF/60 +1.15 25th rel HDCA/60 -2.24 3rd rel xGF% +7.21 1st rel xGF/60 +0.24 22nd rel xGA/60 -0.41 6th P1/60 0.71 21st
For a guy who is supposed to be ****ty in his own zone, it's surprising his defensive metrics grade out better than his offensive metrics (which are still good).
On his hockey card, his overall scoring doesn't stand out, but he's is still above average on a per minute basis, playing mostly with bottom 6ers on a team that isn't great 5v5. He doesn't get many (any?) secondary assists. He ranks in the 16th percentile in secondary assists/60. I would expect that to tick up if he plays with the top 6 more often.
And they might want to try to let him QB the PP. Not sure if anyone brought that up before though.
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Mark Howe is one of the best defensemen in NHL history. Let’s scale it back a bit.
Sanheim is 21 and one of the best defensemen in the league. When Howe was 21, he was a forward in an expansion league. Sanheim's play in the defensive zone is pretty much vintage 1980s Mark Howe.
Advanced stats are bullshit, because I don't understand them. Watch the games. Trust the process.
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