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L’auteur d’Athletic classe les ailes au 26e rang pour les chances en séries éliminatoires


Tous mes amis détestent Dom Lusz… peu importe


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20 Comments

  1. barchamb13

    The worst part is how much higher he is on Ottawa

  2. culturedrobot

    I’d give these predictions more weight if both Ottawa and Buffalo had demonstrated at any point in recent history that they can take hockey seriously before mid-December.

  3. Anyone outside of Detroit be optimistic on Red Wings challenge: Impossible

  4. jobenattor0412

    7%? Dang that means we’re winning it all if the Tigers only had .2%!

  5. yeti_eating_cereal

    Well
    They do have Toronto with a 32% of making conference final. Whatever model they use is inaccurate as that’s close to 0

  6. VHDLEngineer

    Jesus, I’ve seen what you’ve done for the Tigers and I want that for me

  7. Nick_Waite

    The sad part is how true this rings. The team is not significantly better. Their shooting percentage is more likely than not going to come back to earth. I happen to believe Raymond and Edvinsson will take large steps forward, but two guys on one team doing that don’t outweigh the likely shooting regression on a team that missed a very soft playoff bubble. You likely need to get to 96-97 points to get in. I’m not sure they can do that.

  8. space-dot-dot

    If I’m reading that right, they project Detroit to be the third worst Eastern Conference team?

  9. They aren’t wrong. Our bottom six and most of our defense is AHL level guys. 

    Our underlying metrics were awful last year and we compounded that by taking a pretty significant step backwards on the roster. 

    If we lose more than 20 man-games to injury between Larkin, Seider, and Raymond we’re likely looking at a lottery pick. 

  10. mjsmith1223

    At the bottom, it says probability based on 50000 simulations. What software is being used for those simulations?

  11. aintnochallahbackgrl

    So you’re saying there’s a chance?

  12. Agreeable_Abroad_82

    That’s ok, last year he had the New Jersey Devils and the Calgary Flames making the playoffs and Washinton had a 6% to make it. Games aren’t played on paper. The analytics are still right most of the time, though, but athletes don’t work like that – they’ll thrive seeing that their team is an underdog.

  13. Is that wrong, though? Look at that defense and goaltending. Like, don’t get me wrong, I want them to do well, but it’s going to be tough. That is *not* a very strong roster.

  14. dylanisbored

    The athletic is garbage. Sharing their stuff should actually be banned on this sub. Idk the last time they put something out that was not rage bait

  15. HighSeas4Me

    I mean did the Wings get any better this offseason? Keeping Lalonde was a gamble too.

  16. spoonyfork

    Hockey is not a math equation to solve. It is played by real people on real ice. Mathy speculation like this is fun for some people and go have fun but my god I really don’t want to hear it.

  17. If sports predictions were reliable, they wouldn’t have to play the games.

  18. Just like the Tigers had a 0.2% chance to make the playoffs in August.

    Models like these are kinda fun but literally anything can happen.

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