Modifié 15 mars 2022 à 20 h 18
Quoting: OldNYIfan
And now I’m going to quote a guy with whom I have frequent vigorous discussions:
"Funny, I was thinking the opposite. Manson is a better defender than Chiarot. Colorado has a very strong analytics department so they would have known that, of course.
5v5 On-ice Rels, this season
Chariot vs Manson
-2.66 CF% Rel +4.25
-3.65 GF% Rel +6.03
-5.15 xGF% Rel +0.72
-2.14 SCF% Rel +2.90
-6.54 HDCF% Rel +5.00
39.74 Off. Zone Start % 39.42
Manson’s shot-, goal-, scoring chance- and expected goal-suppression is far superior as he actually does good work in these areas, while Chiarot allows more of each than his teammates do. Chiarot has no advantage anywhere, not even in the scoring department:
0.31 Goals/60 0.32
0.68 Total Points/60 0.64
0.56 Primary Points/60 0.56
4.5 Shots/60 4.53
0.16 ixG/60 0.26
2.78 iSCF/60 3.26
0.43 iHDCF/60 1.11
Similar style, similar usage, but only one of these guys is effective at his job."
You can find further discussion on this point in https://www.capfriendly.com/forums/thread/566100
You might find it enlightening.
That’s career stats. You’re adding in his 1st really good 3-4 seasons. Right. He was damn good his 1st 3-4 years. What about the last 3..? Three sub par seasons in a row.
The reason he brought back the value he did was the potential of getting back to those 1st really good seasons. Really, really good seasons. I agree. But not for 3 seasons in a row has he shown that/performed like that.
And you’re adding Chiarot’s 1st four sub par seasons. It’s minimizes his last 3 really good seasons.
Do those underlying stats/analytics for the last 3 seasons.