Pourquoi avons-nous cessé de partager ces cartes de statistiques après chaque partie ? Je les trouve toujours intéressants.

4 Comments

1. jaredsurreddit 2 ans ago

   I think some people aren’t a big fan, especially after losses.

   I enjoy them, however, so thank you for sharing!

2. Shotokanguy 2 ans ago

   And yeah, I have a point to make. Certain people here have been overjoyed that Seider can now be himself with Walman, instead of being a hostage to the villainy of Ben Chiarot. I’ve seen relatively little difference in their play, but I’ve been told repeatedly to look at the advanced stats. Well, this game was another example of me being told that I just don’t get it and that he’s playing great now.

   I’m not pointing this out to shit on Mo. I think our issues are team issues. I’ll criticize Raymond or Larkin or Seider when they have bad games, but I don’t think it’s entirely their fault. I just want people here to try a little harder with their analysis. I’ve been told that I don’t know what I’m talking about multiple times in recent weeks as the team’s play has gone downhill. I don’t think any of our regulars are bad players, I think we’re a bad team. We should demand more of the coaches, I think, to get these guys to connect on passes, take the open ice, support each other in getting the puck out. It’s the fundamentals that they’re missing, it’s why we can lose to a sub .500 team that only got 20 shots on goal.

   Hope this isn’t too negative after another loss, but I had to get it off my chest.

3. Positive_Possible397 2 ans ago

   I’m gonna be honest. I noticed these started going away when Hronek started cooling off. Probably just a coincidence with how much I check this sub. But I felt these were always posted to show how great hronek was this season.

4. BuffaloSoldier11 2 ans ago

   Because it makes me sad and Seider is not that bad at all.