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6 hours ago, Maniwaki Canuck said:

Just on the eye test, Beauvillier has been decent in his short time here, but not as dynamic as in his best days on the Island.  Doesn't look quite as fast and doesn't hound the puck quite as hard.  Still a useful player, but something happened along the way.  Injury?

could also be confidence... or coaching... sometimes a coach can make you second guess yourself

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7 hours ago, Coconuts said:

Looks like you put some work in 

 

I'm not reading all that though, whatever it is happens to be great for the tank though so hopefully we continue to flounder 

Same. I was like nope! I’d rather read a novel but respect the effort put in 

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2 hours ago, Bad_BOI_pete said:

Now this is funny! 

 

Milllenials: hey i have been looking at this players anlaytics and......

 

Boomer: starts yelling at clouds... in my day.. hockey was a REAL sport....you knew where you stood by how many teeth you had in your head... Now that's advanced analytics you'll never find in a stat! Millennials, why dont you do something valuable with your time... like pretending you are a GM of a hockey team and propose those idea's online for people to discuss.  the want, the need and how realistic the proposal... we like basing our opinion off 'REAL FACTS' like the 1 day in January when i watched that player for 22 minutes and i watched a whole game of his in October.  and all the sportsnet highlights!!! i watch All of them... every one.. never miss it...

Now that's someone who is qualified to make their opinion.... stop assaulting my eyes with Stats i do not believe in! they are not wanted here you time wasting money wasting child...

 

Millenial: you clicked on a page that said analysis. and got upset when you saw stats?

 

Boomer: No! of course not! I clicked on the thread to just ridicule this person and his insane ways of viewing a a game that is impossible to derive information from stats like hockey! Stats do not belong! I still barely trust a hit stat hits today are weak compared to the perfect days of hockey and some of these hits shouldn't be counted!

 

Millenial: well the science says...

 

Boomer: I don't need science to know when  when i see good hockey from these EYES!

 

Millenial: Ok.... analytics are not meant to replace hockey scouts, they are meant to help prove their analysis and help find players that may be under or out performing their peers... 

 

Boomer.. Its EVIL VOODOO... and i dont want to see it!

 

Millenial: wee ackhsually science says......

 

Boomer: EVIL!!!!!

What about us people from generation X ?

How would you stereotype us Petey ? 

 

I do appreciate the work you put in.

Shows dedication.

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7 hours ago, Ghostsof1915 said:

Hockey is not like baseball. Where it's batter's vs. pitchers. Where you can quantify every stat left hand vs. right hand. Etc.

Hockey is a dynamic sport. I've gone through stats in college. So I appreciate the work. But don't see how it fixes things.

Even pretty clear cut stats like goals above/below expected. They give you data, but not really any insight. More info is better than less.

Are you going to judge a coach on how the team's corsi is, or by the scoresheet?

Well said about analytics in baseball vs other sports.  

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11 hours ago, Bad_BOI_pete said:

******* TRIGGER WARNING****** 

The following post contains the analysis of canucks players using "controversial" science... its of the OP's opinion that this science is used by all modern teams now, the data is to be used with a grain of salt. Analytics can be wrong especially if the info is not interpreted correctly, but if you take the time to understand the science behind each stat it can be a valuable tool in your tool bet.

 

 

Finally!!! my favorite website has accumulated enough data for me to compare our players! I thought it would be neat to compare boudreau d-lines vs Tocchets... I will also be analyzing EP40 with Kuz, Mik and AB... analyzing forward lines takes alot of time and work so i will just start from here (this took 5 hours)... first I will display 6 graphs that displays corsi,Dangerous shots and goals for VS quality of competition for the forwards and Defenceman...

 

 

 

 

TLDR: The graphs and charts "prove" what alot of us has been saying...Myers and OEL are being overpaid for their output. Hughes and EP are great players that improve everyone's performance whoever they play with. AB, Kuzmenko,Mikheyev, Schenn and Bear all have Huge boosts when playing with these players... our second third and 4th line are all getting out shot, out chanced, and out scored... every non quinn hughes D line is generally... getting out shot out chanced and out scored, except for a few 4th line or bottom 9 opponents...

 

when garland and podkolzin play their line mates take the majority of shots, but still get out chanced and outscored... The data tends to point that OEL, Stillman and Burroughs make alot of errors in their end... the data tends to point that either Dries boeser and miller are making mistakes defensively or are having hard times getting chances to score in high danger areas and converting those chances.... The data also "proves" that the goalies are under performing... the GF% compared to the corsi and DFF% shows that their is a significant drop in GF% across the entire team, which in my opinion is directly and mostly related to the goaltenders performance...

 

                                                                      Graphs: all Even Strength

 

 

 

*please note that for out players that have played 20 or less games we should not be putting too much thought into the GF%... Luck is a major factor in hockey and yes that means Pearson too.

 

Forwards - x axis- Dangerous fenwick shots %.... AKA shots from high scoring areas... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

EP40 and Kuzmenko get the most scoring chances and out perform the competition... and all though not enough significant data... Lockwood Di-Guiseppe and AB have promising results

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Forwards - x axis- Corsi  %.... AKA all shots on the net (including missed shots, blocked shots, saves, goals)... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

A little different from the Dangerous shots, we can see here that as we all know that Garland and podkolzin fire from everywhere... and usually are controlling the play when on the ice, but they are just not getting off quality chances... we can also see that Lockwood dropped off compared to Dangerous shots.... JT Miller horvat, Dries, Mikheyev,Boeser where about equal with their competition on shots on net, but were way behind for dangerous shots... AB, Kuzmenko. Di Guiseppe and EP are controlling the play and getting off dangerous chances

 

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Forwards - x axis- goal for  %... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

We can see here that our GF% for pretty much all our forwards drop off compared to the dangerous shots except Garland,Mikheyev and Horvat actually improved. Podkolzin, EP, Kuzmenko stayed about the same and everyone else dropped compared to Dangerous chances... What this means is that either our goalies are being out performed or our forwards are not converting their chances... except for Mikheyev,EP,Kuzmenko and Horvat who are Burying their chances... Garland is scoring by just shooting ALOT if we had a better goalie he would likely move into the positive...

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Defense - x axis- Dangerous fenwick shots %.... AKA shots from high scoring areas... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

Here we can see... our team sucks... Bear playing as a 5th defenseman is the only defender that is outplaying the competition, Even when hughes is on the ice we are giving up more High scoring chances (this has alot to do with having 2 4th lines for most of the season) and Yes Schenn is being carried by hughes (more on that later, yikes) Suprisingly OEL and Myers do not have terrible numbers here... to me this says they are doing an average job... especially considering our 4th lines... regardless though they are doing a similar job that defenders making 4-5 million do, so its a fail.

 

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Defense - x axis- Corsi  %.... AKA all shots on the net (including missed shots, blocked shots, saves, goals)... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

This graph looks almost the exact same except for Hughes... when hughes is on the ice we are outshooting the opponent... the fact that his dangerous shots drop compared to corsi likely is a result of the two 4th lines we are playing with... we can see small improvements from OEL,stillman and myers here... everyone else stayed constant...and the fact than Schenns numbers didnt improve along with Hughes shows that when Hughes is playing with other defenceman he is starting in the Ozone

 

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Defense - x axis- goal for  %... when on the ice they get more/less VS- Y-axis- Quality of competition

 

Scary right? here we see that our goalies are being out performed...... yikes.... and or our forwards are not burying their chances... which i say is true, but not as significant.

we can also see that yes our eye tests are right OEL,Stillman and Burroughs are making gaffs in their own zone (they had a much higher drop off comparably to their line mates)

 

Hughes is elite... this graph shows that... this graph along with the corsi and DFF% shows that he creates scoring chances that are not normally in area that are typical of DFF%

the fact that the DFF% is his lowest stat and then the corsi improves on that and then the GF% improves on that shows this... Hughes is amazing. 52% corsi >58% GF

Schenn did improve his corsi to go along with hughes but not at the same rate 46% > 51% I will show later that Schenn and hughes are used in the dzone quite commonly

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Thats it for the charts... its not just our dmen... we need to improve our 4th and 3rd line.... BUT!!! lets see how our D pairings are performing under tocchet... we have the technology!

 

Here is the website i use to collect all this data and build these charts....

 

Little Glossary

EVTOI: even stregtn Time on ice

CF%: Corsi for %

CF%RC :the difference of corsi% relative to their team mates

DFF%: Dangerous scoring chances

GF% :goal for %

ONSH%: on ice shooting percentage of teammates

ONSV%: on ice save percentage of teammates

PDO: the combined score of ONSV% and ONSH% 1000 is considered break even

OZS%: the % of faceoffs taken in the ozone

GF: goals for

GA Goals Against

 

 

of course schenn vs Hughes first... please note that this does include 3vs3 stats...

 

Well its no surprise Hughes and schenn complement each other... despite their overwhelmingly defensive zone starts they pretty much improve across the board when playing with each other but the notable thing i see is the GF% for schenn when he is not playing with hughes... he gets scored on ALOT without Hughes, mean while Hughes is still succeeding. Proof that hughes helps schenns game.

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA
Quinn Hughes without Luke Schenn Elite 127.70 52.20 9.82 51.00 10.11 58.80 11.36 88.71 1,001.00 49.28 10.00 7.00
Luke Schenn without Quinn Hughes Elite 86.13 46.30 2.41 48.80 6.66 33.30 5.26 90.48 957.00 36.00 2.00 4.00
Luke Schenn with Quinn Hughes Elite 146.83 39.90 -5.35 36.70 -7.59 66.70 14.04 95.56 1,096.00 34.95 8.00 4.00
Luke Schenn and Quinn Hughes both off Elite 380.53 42.50 -3.31 40.60 -4.63 38.50 8.82 89.38 982.00 40.32 15.00 24.00
                           
Quinn Hughes without Luke Schenn Middle 164.50 58.40 9.87 53.80 7.71 47.10 9.09 85.94 950.00 66.30 8.00 9.00
Luke Schenn without Quinn Hughes Middle 87.27 47.50 -3.32 47.30 -0.22 28.60 4.44 89.80 942.00 43.90 2.00 5.00
Luke Schenn with Quinn Hughes Middle 151.18 47.60 -3.44 46.50 -1.19 45.00 12.33 84.51 968.00 48.48 9.00 11.00
Luke Schenn and Quinn Hughes both off Middle 408.05 49.10 -2.60 45.70 -3.77 37.50 5.85 90.48 963.00 47.21 12.00 20.00
                           
Quinn Hughes without Luke Schenn Gritensity 173.88 60.20 10.42 52.90 1.18 61.10 12.64 89.71 1,023.00 69.14 11.00 7.00
Luke Schenn without Quinn Hughes Gritensity 111.37 44.30 -8.89 40.30 -13.82 35.70 10.20 87.32 975.00 63.01 5.00 9.00
Luke Schenn with Quinn Hughes Gritensity 144.42 51.20 -0.75 51.40 -0.66 78.60 16.92 95.31 1,122.00 54.76 11.00 3.00
Luke Schenn and Quinn Hughes both off Gritensity 406.07 51.00 -1.55 55.50 6.91 39.50 8.29 85.64 939.00 52.94 17.00 26.00

 

Hughes and Bear Are used mostly in the Ozone which is good, because schenn seems to be much better defensively with hughes... But Bear and Hughes make up for that in the goal scoring department... They out score the opponent 1.6 1 GF compared with schenn 1.55 : 1 ....very similar but a small improvement...

 

Team Players EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA    
VAN Quintin Hughes without Ethan Bear 160.7833333 43.8 0.2516129032 43.2 -0.2911660777 61.5 9.87654321 94.50549451 1044 36.19047619 8 5    
VAN Ethan Bear without Quintin Hughes 118.5333333 45.5 2.271397616 46.5 3.762889879 36.4 8.163265306 88.33333333 965 41.25 4 7    
VAN Ethan Bear with Quintin Hughes 57.61666667 50.9 8.028810226 53.3 10.98159666 42.9 7.894736842 84.61538462 925 50 3 4    
VAN Ethan Bear and Quintin Hughes both off 266.7 41.2 -4.385874799 40.2 -5.996911197 34.5 8.547008547 88.88888889 974 39.63414634 10 19    
                               
VAN Quintin Hughes without Ethan Bear 161.2 52.2 3.697005988 50.1 5.509123823 40.9 10 82.89473684 929 52.22222222 9 13    
VAN Ethan Bear without Quintin Hughes 136.5166667 47.6 -2.344629014 43.2 -3.637725381 42.9 4.054054054 94.20289855 983 48.7804878 3 4    
VAN Ethan Bear with Quintin Hughes 82.83333333 53.7 4.804417671 44 -2.243120364 66.7 15 90.625 1056 59.01639344 6 3    
VAN Ethan Bear and Quintin Hughes both off 256.25 47.4 -3.506344411 45.5 -0.8648076569 39.3 9.482758621 87.5 970 41.73228346 11 17    
                               
VAN Quintin Hughes without Ethan Bear 186.35 50.3 -2.299388379 46.7 -6.941276377 76.5 16.4556962 95.40229885 1119 53.125 13 4    
VAN Ethan Bear without Quintin Hughes 158.15 48 -5.106796117 56.5 5.66739702 35.7 5.952380952 87.32394366 933 52.38095238 5 9    
VAN Ethan Bear with Quintin Hughes 102.15 67.7 17.8300954 64 13.61849192 70 11.86440678 90.625 1025 74.07407407 7 3    
VAN Ethan Bear and Quintin Hughes both off 313.3166667 50.6 -2.455916775 49.4 -4.68323176 37.1 8.843537415 86.16352201 950 57.8313253 13 22    

 

 

OEL and Myers         What a terrible pairing... when they play together they create the ultimate tank pairing... Boudreau trusted hughes and schenn more in our dzone with the elite players and utilized oel and myers for dzone starts with the bottom 9 competition.... and they were terrible... they were outscored 1.8 : 1 Outshot and out chanced by big margins...

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% FO/60 GF GA
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Tyler Myers Elite 119.77 48.80 6.62 48.30 7.70 42.90 11.11 87.30 984.00 47.56 59.11 6.00 8.00
Tyler Myers without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Elite 134.97 46.20 3.69 44.60 3.49 46.20 8.33 91.25 996.00 31.88 42.68 6.00 7.00
Tyler Myers with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Elite 163.88 39.30 -5.09 36.20 -7.36 45.00 11.84 89.62 1,015.00 46.55 68.83 9.00 11.00
Tyler Myers and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Elite 300.07 41.80 -2.42 41.00 -1.40 45.80 8.46 92.07 1,005.00 35.64 57.59 11.00 13.00
                             
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Tyler Myers Middle 157.78 50.00 1.34 47.90 1.21 43.80 8.24 89.41 976.00 41.94 55.52 7.00 9.00
Tyler Myers without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Middle 153.37 52.60 4.48 54.20 8.81 50.00 10.00 88.06 981.00 48.15 34.43 8.00 8.00
Tyler Myers with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Middle 159.30 46.70 -2.70 40.90 -7.44 20.00 2.90 90.80 937.00 37.86 63.28 2.00 8.00
Tyler Myers and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Middle 391.62 48.00 -1.70 46.30 -1.09 45.20 10.22 87.15 974.00 55.41 54.24 19.00 23.00
                             
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Tyler Myers Gritensity 160.83 49.20 -2.51 50.60 -1.01 41.20 8.97 88.24 972.00 54.81 60.81 7.00 10.00
Tyler Myers without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Gritensity 199.07 52.10 1.15 51.20 -0.28 50.00 10.87 89.13 1,000.00 60.67 43.70 10.00 10.00
Tyler Myers with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Gritensity 93.82 48.40 -3.14 53.90 2.79 33.30 9.09 82.61 917.00 50.00 47.33 4.00 8.00
Tyler Myers and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Gritensity 412.47 52.30 2.04 51.30 -0.20 53.80 10.40 90.32 1,007.00 58.90 54.26 21.00 18.00

 

OEL and Schenn not really enough data to go by but we will do our best... Used about 50/50 Ozone and mostly with the bottom 9... they were Outshot, out chanced, Outscored @ 1.6:1

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA    
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Luke Schenn Elite 262.93 43.60 0.02 41.20 -1.87 45.50 12.50 88.00 1,005.00 46.03 15.00 18.00    
Luke Schenn without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Elite 199.55 40.10 -4.69 39.60 -3.70 52.90 11.84 92.79 1,046.00 32.31 9.00 8.00    
Luke Schenn with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Elite 35.77 45.20 1.70 45.50 3.26 50.00 5.88 95.45 1,013.00 45.83 1.00 1.00    
Luke Schenn and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Elite 266.55 45.80 3.48 44.90 3.96 45.80 7.64 91.16 988.00 38.13 11.00 13.00    
                               
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Luke Schenn Middle 282.57 48.30 -1.52 43.30 -5.95 31.80 5.15 90.57 957.00 44.26 7.00 15.00    
Luke Schenn without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Middle 228.37 47.30 -2.74 49.00 2.22 50.00 12.15 88.07 1,002.00 49.24 13.00 13.00    
Luke Schenn with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Middle 48.00 49.00 -0.38 51.20 4.11 25.00 3.85 88.89 927.00 37.04 1.00 3.00    
Luke Schenn and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Middle 337.90 51.70 3.71 49.10 2.83 44.80 7.60 89.04 966.00 59.88 13.00 16.00    
                               
Oliver Ekman-Larsson without Luke Schenn Gritensity 212.53 50.90 -0.30 57.30 8.00 34.80 7.27 85.15 924.00 48.03 8.00 15.00    
Luke Schenn without Oliver Ekman-Larsson Gritensity 222.43 49.40 -2.39 49.50 -2.56 57.10 11.11 92.17 1,033.00 54.74 12.00 9.00    
Luke Schenn with Oliver Ekman-Larsson Gritensity 45.20 41.20 -10.53 28.60 -24.08 42.90 21.43 86.67 1,081.00 72.41 3.00 4.00    
Luke Schenn and Oliver Ekman-Larsson both off Gritensity 394.65 53.70 4.45 52.00 1.09 51.30 10.70 88.55 992.00 62.43 20.00 19.00    

 

Myers and Stillman definitely used as the third pairing mainly used in the defensive end vs elite and offensive zone vs 4th liners... they get outplayed bad vs the elite and hold their own vs the bottom 9... they are outscored  1.1 1 not really sure who two dmen to compare them to... this would be satisfactory but... 7.7 million on your bottom pairing? no bueno!

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA    
Tyler Myers without Riley Stillman Elite 100.75 46.40 3.49 45.50 6.80 69.20 15.25 93.22 1,085.00 47.83 9.00 4.00    
Riley Stillman without Tyler Myers Elite 58.53 45.10 1.51 44.90 5.24 0.00 0.00 89.66 897.00 32.43 0.00 3.00    
Riley Stillman with Tyler Myers Elite 51.45 35.80 -9.31 31.20 -10.76 20.00 5.00 90.00 950.00 36.67 1.00 4.00    
Riley Stillman and Tyler Myers both off Elite 183.63 44.30 0.93 38.80 -3.02 44.40 9.88 90.83 1,007.00 44.88 8.00 10.00    
                               
Tyler Myers without Riley Stillman Middle 95.23 53.80 3.00 51.10 4.62 11.10 1.89 82.22 841.00 38.18 1.00 8.00    
Riley Stillman without Tyler Myers Middle 50.62 43.90 -8.70 35.30 -14.64 14.30 4.17 82.86 870.00 45.83 1.00 6.00    
Riley Stillman with Tyler Myers Middle 64.65 54.70 3.76 51.00 4.06 70.00 20.59 88.46 1,090.00 51.85 7.00 3.00    
Riley Stillman and Tyler Myers both off Middle 232.45 51.60 0.30 49.10 3.12 52.00 10.32 88.57 989.00 51.66 13.00 12.00    
                               
Tyler Myers without Riley Stillman Gritensity 73.47 47.90 -5.50 52.40 1.15 66.70 12.50 94.12 1,066.00 60.61 4.00 2.00    
Riley Stillman without Tyler Myers Gritensity 58.92 42.90 -11.27 41.00 -12.11 42.90 11.11 87.88 990.00 36.00 3.00 4.00    
Riley Stillman with Tyler Myers Gritensity 94.47 55.40 3.47 54.00 3.13 37.50 7.32 87.80 951.00 61.22 3.00 5.00    
Riley Stillman and Tyler Myers both off Gritensity 243.18 55.50 6.16 53.00 3.17 48.00 9.92 88.07 980.00 63.23 12.00 13.00    

 

 

BUT!!!! it seems all the pairings has improved! and thats promising! lets check out EP and his line mates!

 

EP and Kuzmenko these guys are great! They out shoot, out chance, out score  1.33 1  ... not very good in their own zone but thats ok... considering this is the only line scoring you can see why we are so bad... if not for EP and Hughes Yikes!

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA
Elias Pettersson without Andrei Kuzmenko Elite 90.07 41.40 -2.80 39.70 -2.82 25.00 5.13 89.29 944.00 40.91 2.00 6.00
Andrei Kuzmenko without Elias Pettersson Elite 34.18 48.30 4.61 51.10 9.34 75.00 15.79 92.86 1,086.00 54.55 3.00 1.00
Andrei Kuzmenko with Elias Pettersson Elite 146.65 50.00 7.53 52.80 13.05 53.30 10.00 90.00 1,000.00 40.38 8.00 7.00
Andrei Kuzmenko and Elias Pettersson both off Elite 494.62 42.30 -4.54 39.00 -8.86 46.90 10.31 91.13 1,014.00 39.38 23.00 26.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Andrei Kuzmenko Middle 75.33 48.30 -0.74 44.80 -2.35 63.60 22.58 85.71 1,083.00 58.54 7.00 4.00
Andrei Kuzmenko without Elias Pettersson Middle 77.07 48.10 -0.96 41.40 -6.03 37.50 9.38 85.71 951.00 54.84 3.00 5.00
Andrei Kuzmenko with Elias Pettersson Middle 181.03 56.20 9.10 60.70 17.35 60.90 14.58 87.50 1,021.00 62.00 14.00 9.00
Andrei Kuzmenko and Elias Pettersson both off Middle 566.18 46.80 -6.00 43.40 -9.94 30.40 4.95 89.68 946.00 45.24 14.00 32.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Andrei Kuzmenko Gritensity 66.37 47.60 -4.02 47.80 -3.95 33.30 7.14 88.24 954.00 64.29 2.00 4.00
Andrei Kuzmenko without Elias Pettersson Gritensity 65.73 56.20 5.23 47.70 -4.08 40.00 8.70 88.00 967.00 50.00 2.00 3.00
Andrei Kuzmenko with Elias Pettersson Gritensity 127.93 51.00 -0.39 53.40 2.39 56.00 18.92 85.90 1,048.00 54.55 14.00 11.00
Andrei Kuzmenko and Elias Pettersson both off Gritensity 566.73 51.30 -0.05 51.70 0.64 51.00 9.32 90.08 994.00 58.75 26.00 25.00

 

EP and Mikheyev... Mikheyev is used more defensively then Kuzmenko with more time vs the elite... they destroy the 4th liners and do ok vs the top 9... maybe has something to do with his injury... they Out shoot, out chance, out score the bottom 9 and the elite give them troubles... They outscore the competition 1.5 : 1

 

Players WMTier EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA
Elias Pettersson without Ilya Mikheyev Elite 97.13 45.90 4.27 48.80 9.80 54.50 11.54 91.38 1,029.00 40.32 6.00 5.00
Ilya Mikheyev without Elias Pettersson Elite 68.50 41.30 -1.07 36.90 -4.08 81.80 30.00 95.00 1,250.00 45.95 9.00 2.00
Ilya Mikheyev with Elias Pettersson Elite 115.50 43.30 1.26 42.80 2.73 25.00 4.00 89.83 938.00 39.19 2.00 6.00
Ilya Mikheyev and Elias Pettersson both off Elite 389.53 41.20 -2.55 38.30 -5.07 35.30 7.06 90.64 977.00 37.92 12.00 22.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Ilya Mikheyev Middle 104.63 55.70 7.83 54.00 7.75 71.40 10.87 95.24 1,061.00 61.40 5.00 2.00
Ilya Mikheyev without Elias Pettersson Middle 104.08 43.30 -6.57 42.00 -6.18 16.70 2.22 91.94 942.00 39.62 1.00 5.00
Ilya Mikheyev with Elias Pettersson Middle 110.05 49.70 0.89 57.20 11.67 57.90 20.37 80.95 1,013.00 58.00 11.00 8.00
Ilya Mikheyev and Elias Pettersson both off Middle 432.23 48.60 -0.87 44.40 -6.71 37.80 6.17 89.69 959.00 45.35 14.00 23.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Ilya Mikheyev Gritensity 83.27 47.60 -2.58 46.60 -4.31 41.70 10.87 86.00 969.00 51.11 5.00 7.00
Ilya Mikheyev without Elias Pettersson Gritensity 114.88 54.00 4.77 48.60 -2.04 46.20 10.53 84.78 953.00 58.18 6.00 7.00
Ilya Mikheyev with Elias Pettersson Gritensity 78.90 47.00 -3.27 53.80 3.91 71.40 25.00 91.49 1,165.00 51.16 10.00 4.00
Ilya Mikheyev and Elias Pettersson both off Gritensity 449.78 49.90 0.11 50.90 1.39 47.20 8.10 91.08 992.00 56.82 17.00 19.00
                           

 

EP and AB Way too little to go off here.... especially the goals... but they are out shooting and out chancing the competition

 

Players RecordType EVTOI CF% CF%RC DFF% DFF%RC GF% ONSH% ONSV% PDO OZS% GF GA
Elias Pettersson without Anthony Beauvillier Elite 1.20 50.00 -5.66 67.30 13.89   0.00 100.00 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Anthony Beauvillier without Elias Pettersson Elite 2.43 50.00 -5.66 63.30 9.47   0.00 100.00 1,000.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Anthony Beauvillier with Elias Pettersson Elite 14.92 48.40 -9.83 47.80 -9.50 0.00 0.00 80.00 800.00 45.45 0.00 2.00
Anthony Beauvillier and Elias Pettersson both off Elite 37.88 59.20 10.48 56.10 4.70 60.00 11.11 87.50 986.00 57.14 3.00 2.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Anthony Beauvillier Middle 2.68 0.00 -47.33 0.00 -42.16 0.00 100.00 0.00 1,000.00 100.00 0.00 1.00
Anthony Beauvillier without Elias Pettersson Middle 4.35 54.50 8.07 76.70 36.87 50.00 50.00 0.00 500.00 0.00 1.00 1.00
Anthony Beauvillier with Elias Pettersson Middle 26.53 58.80 17.80 53.90 16.43 66.70 23.53 75.00 985.00 57.14 4.00 2.00
Anthony Beauvillier and Elias Pettersson both off Middle 58.18 39.80 -17.34 34.30 -22.78 16.70 4.35 83.87 882.00 40.74 1.00 5.00
                           
Elias Pettersson without Anthony Beauvillier Gritensity 5.17 66.70 4.28 76.90 17.94   0.00 100.00 1,000.00 100.00 0.00 0.00
Anthony Beauvillier without Elias Pettersson Gritensity 2.37 100.00 38.13 100.00 41.88   0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Anthony Beauvillier with Elias Pettersson Gritensity 24.28 61.50 -1.40 57.30 -3.13 20.00 9.09 66.67 758.00 78.57 1.00 4.00
Anthony Beauvillier and Elias Pettersson both off Gritensity 67.87 61.70 -2.88 57.70 -5.12 60.00 8.82 90.91 997.00 64.86 3.00 2.00

Nice work :) I don’t understand it but I apppreciate the effort. What does this say about Boeser?

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7 hours ago, Ilunga said:

What about us people from generation X ?

How would you stereotype us Petey ? 

 

I do appreciate the work you put in.

Shows dedication.

it was satirical... on the actual responses i received in this thread... someone called this evil voodoo and someone referred to me as a millenial... that over analyzes everything...

 

but im of the hard opinion that boomers are generation x.... thats the hard take.... im sorry that you dont accept the term...

 

Just taking the piss....

 

anyways it was really funny and kinda sad seeing a whole bunch of people getting offended over statistics... stomping around the thread putting in insight about a&b sound...

just another example of how silly some people are...

 

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2 hours ago, Ilunga said:

 

 

Carlos Gracie's 12 commandments

 

1 To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. 

 

2 Speak to everyone of happiness health and prosperity

 

3 Give all your friends the feeling that they are valuable

 

4 Always look at events from a positive point of view and turn positivity into a reality in life 

 

5 Think always in the best, work solely for the best and always expect the best

 

6 Always be as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own 

 

7 Forget about past mistakes and concentrate your energies on the victories ahead 

 

8 Always keep your fellow men joyful and have a pleasant attitude to all those that address you 

 

9 Spend all the time you need in perfecting yourself, but leave no time to criticize others 

 

 

10 Become too big to feel unrest, too noble to feel anger, too strong to feel fear, and too happy to tumble in adversity

 

11 Always have a positive opinion of yourself and tell it to the world, not through the words of vanity but through benevolence

 

12 Have the strong belief that the world is beside you if you keep true to what is best within you.

 

 

I posted the above earlier tonight in another thread, it seems pertinent here.

Remember when others don't live up to our expectations it's important that we do.

 

 

 

Just don't like stereotyping people, once you get enough life experience you realise there is good to bad and everything in-between in every group of people.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Bad_BOI_pete said:

it was satirical... on the actual responses i received in this thread... someone called this evil voodoo and someone referred to me as a millenial... that over analyzes everything...

 

but im of the hard opinion that boomers are generation x.... thats the hard take.... im sorry that you dont accept the term...

 

Just taking the piss....

 

anyways it was really funny and kinda sad seeing a whole bunch of people getting offended over statistics... stomping around the thread putting in insight about a&b sound...

just another example of how silly some people are...

 

 

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On 2/16/2023 at 1:01 PM, Maniwaki Canuck said:

Just on the eye test, Beauvillier has been decent in his short time here, but not as dynamic as in his best days on the Island.  Doesn't look quite as fast and doesn't hound the puck quite as hard.  Still a useful player, but something happened along the way.  Injury?

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On 2/16/2023 at 11:05 AM, Strawbone said:

I feel like I just attended a university lecture, but zoned out halfway through cuz I was thinking about the cute girl in the row in front of me.

 

I need the Coles Notes version!

You made it half way? Congrats! 

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On 2/16/2023 at 12:47 PM, PhillipBlunt said:

I've taken a deep dive analysis into these spreadsheets and what I've ascertained is that this defense is f**king garbage.

 

It does have an elite left-handed puck mover (Hughes), a brutalizing third pairing veteran (Schenn), and a solid 5-6 (Bear), but the rest reminds me of those bargain bins they had at A & B Sound where CDs were $5. 

I loved A & B sound back in the day...I abused the shit out of how many albums you were allowed to listen to before buying haha

 

Digital music is handy, but it's got no damn soul!

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