Racer88
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Of course but there appears to be with some. Some will go to any length to prop their guy upYou state the obvious.
There is no debate that a goal has higher value.
Of course but there appears to be with some. Some will go to any length to prop their guy upYou state the obvious.
There is no debate that a goal has higher value.
You state the obvious.
There is no debate that a goal has higher value.
No doubt assists have value.The gold standard is aggregate points because you want your superstar player to score goals but also have the assists totals as receipts for facilitating those around him.
Goals on their own are more important than assists, but goal scorers are not necessarily as important as facilitators who can make use of teammates and turn them into goal scoring machines.
Yeah, like dismissing the value of playmaking, against all evidence.Some will go to any length to prop their guy up
No doubt assists have value.
Being able to pass the puck helps the finishers do their job, like the nurse handing the instrument to the surgeon. With luck the surgeon is Matthews not Kampf.
Great passing help the team very much. But the pass receiver is more important. Never heard of a snakebitten playmaker.Yeah, like dismissing the value of playmaking, against all evidence.
The shooting/tapping/deflecting action is not more important than everything that precedes it. Goals are not more valuable than primary assists. Studies have been done on this. People don't just get to decide that objective facts are wrong because they want to prop up the player they like.Marner is great at D to, as are Matthews. But if we only talk the playmaker part. Scoring is more important.
It depend on wich studies you look at. Overall among all players bad as good is one thing. But i bet the studie aint made on a sniper that can score with no angels from everywere.The shooting/tapping/deflecting action is not more important than everything that precedes it. Goals are not more valuable than primary assists. Studies have been done on this. People don't just get to decide that objective facts are wrong because they want to prop up the player they like.
And it's funny you mention defense, because quite frankly, a number of Nylander's goals are also "assisted" by other players playing defense for him and allowing him to cheat up ice, and they often don't even get any credit for it.
They all conclude pretty much the same thing. Goal = Primary assist > secondary assist.It depend on wich studies you look at.
Marner isn't more valued than Matthews. Matthews is a better primary point producer than Marner. Marner is more valued than Nylander though, and the contract will reflect that, even with the overpayment to Nylander.If Marner is valued more then Matthews the paycheck should show that.
If you need a sniper Nylander is more valued. If you need a playmaker Marner is more valued. In a vacum Marner has more value. A elite playmaker/sniper has more value then both.They all conclude pretty much the same thing. Goal = Primary assist > secondary assist.
Marner isn't more valued than Matthews. Matthews is a better primary point producer than Marner. Marner is more valued than Nylander though, and the contract will reflect that, even with the overpayment to Nylander.
Yes, it's pretty simple.If you need a sniper Nylander is more valued. If you need a playmaker Marner is more valued. In a vacum Marner has more value.
50 goal season is greater than a 50 assist season, come on it’s like arguing with flat earthers. lol!
Yes, 50 goals > 50 assists, but 50 goals = 50 primary assists. 50 primary assists is actually a rarer achievement, as it has only happened 85 times in NHL history, compared to the 209 times a player has gotten 50 goals. In the cap era, that split is 14 to 35. Nylander hasn't achieved 50 goals anyway.50 goal season is greater than a 50 assist season
Yeah cause goals can be scored without assists there geniusYes, 50 goals > 50 assists, but 50 goals = 50 primary assists. 50 primary assists is actually a rarer achievement, as it has only happened 85 times in NHL history, compared to the 209 times a player has gotten 50 goals. In the cap era, that split is 14 to 35. Nylander hasn't achieved 50 goals anyway.
There aren't nearly enough goals that go unassisted to account for that discrepancy.Yeah cause goals can be scored without assists there genius
The only issue is sometimes the better play is made on the secondary assist. So you would have to go through all the tape to see what assist had more value to the play.Yes, 50 goals > 50 assists, but 50 goals = 50 primary assists. 50 primary assists is actually a rarer achievement, as it has only happened 85 times in NHL history, compared to the 209 times a player has gotten 50 goals. In the cap era, that split is 14 to 35. Nylander hasn't achieved 50 goals anyway.
It's true that on an individual goal basis, any of the goal, primary assist, secondary assist, or something beyond that doesn't even pick up a point could be the most valuable contribution to the goal. But on average, goal = primary assist > secondary assist > no point.The only issue is sometimes the better play is made on the secondary assist. So you would have to go through all the tape to see what assist had more value to the play.
Crazy how 'fans' will go to such great lengths to try and put down one of their own players who leads the team in goals by 50% and currently sits 4th in the league.Crazy how 'fans' will go to such great lengths to try and put down one of their own players who's leads the team in scoring by 18 points and currently sits 4th in the league.
Really can't think of anything more bizarre, so weird.
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Crazy how 'fans' will go to such great lengths to try and put down one of their own players who's leads the team in scoring by 18 points and currently sits 4th in the league.
Really can't think of anything more bizarre, so weird.
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