Or just any kind of statistic in general.

Too much focus on stats in general.....

As opposed to...?

The way a good team plays as a team. It's not an individual sport......

Is it not okay to want to know what players make their teams better and what players make their team worse? Stats help us evaluate individuals. The team is made up of said individuals.

Yeah, but advanced stats are misunderstood as they don't tell everything.

The only people who misunderstand stats are those who cannot read them. CORSI has been proven to be the most effective and efficient way to measure individual offensive possession and output.

Either get with the times or keep on making advanced analytics a scarcity in the market and drive up Charlie O'Conner's human capital

I can't read them because i don't care about them that much, so why learn? Advanced stats are really weird ... if it's all about advanced stats Tyler Myers is better than Bo Horvat ... i this Myers is a good player, unlike most, though he's no Horvat.

So you will really on your uncles Dan and Marc to tell you who the best players are?

Who in this world even goes on NHL.com anymore???

Oh no not this BS again please God no

I think I'm gonna f******* murder myself

Ill do it for you

"I don't understand it, I don't want to understand it, I will not attempt to understand it but this is why you are all stupid"
- anti-analytics people

GM wannabees, but never will....

I only go there to check the standings and stat leaders

Just ask Siri...

why do you hate nhl.com so much?

Dont use apple, i use samsung

Something we agree on

1) you use it
2) it's bulls***
3) seriously, it's bulls***, bigtime

Congratulations boltscharge17, you have made a giant thread that goes from Sheahan to what phone you use.

seriously, what's so bad about it?

The NHL doesn't have a ton of interest in keeping it up to date. The hardcore fanbases that want to most accurate, up to date information use sites like CapFriendly or HockeyReference, and the NHL knows that. Their site is aimed for more casual traffic, and because of that they often have out of date rosters, etc.

I personally only ever go to NHL.com to actually watch the games (and occasionally browse their news section, but even it is incredibly slow to update. If you don't believe me, try tracking the trade deadline based of their news site. They'll "break" a trade that twitter posted an hour before lol)

but they're good with positions and stuff.