@John_A_Nguyen@TheFourthPeriod A post that starts with "conspiracy theory" probably shouldn't be taken that seriously. I'm not a fan of either team so it was more of a "would'nt it be wild". That being said, I missed the eligibility issue so thank you for the info.
@domluszczyszyn Hey Dom. How should one view these rating projections compared to the ones in the Stanley Cup Checklist (where Larkin was 9.6 O, 0.6 D, 10.2 N)? Thanks.
@tkyles39 Quick look at snap counts (PFF) and it appears that last year was the outlier in terms of FS/Slot vs Box snaps. Previous yrs, especially with the Titans, seem more evenly dispersed.
@TimBontemps@Mishbia15 (3/n) I don't have a good solution but the best one should focus on the point of the draft. Something like identifying the core and only including the winning % in games where the core is playing (probably not great and hard to execute but closer to the spirit of the draft)
@TimBontemps@Mishbia15 (2/n) for example. Let's say Boston not only lost JT for the year, but lost JB and had a bad season. Is the point of the draft to add a top young player to a team that now has both? Shouldn't be. And a system that "incentivizes winning) gets away from the point as well.
@TimBontemps@Mishbia15 (1/n) I feel like the problem goes beyond "incentivizes losing". The issue is that we are not thinking of the draft in it's intended purpose (to bring talent to teams that don't have it). Instead, we look at it as compensation (or reward) for a bad season. That's wrong . . .