Buium’s NHL point equivalency was 111pts last season
July 3, 2024
Buium’s NHL point equivalency was 111pts last season
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And since this is a perfect science, we can safely say he’ll win the Calder and Norris in his first season. Comparables: Bobby Orr, Niklas Lidstrom, Ray Borque
Minor note in terms of 2 year NHLe (D-1 and D-Y) zeev was much lower than macklin, just so noone is freaking out or whatever
We use 2 in NHLe drafting models for healthier sample size and due to D-2 only having usually like 15 applicable prospects
I had zeev as the 3rd highest D by 2 year cumulative NHLe behind Parekh (who led by a wide margin) and close to yakemchuk
I personally think Byron Bader’s NHLe numbers are a lot better than this account which is more focused on fantasy hockey. I don’t think the way they weight defensemen makes a lot of sense.
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And since this is a perfect science, we can safely say he’ll win the Calder and Norris in his first season. Comparables: Bobby Orr, Niklas Lidstrom, Ray Borque
Minor note in terms of 2 year NHLe (D-1 and D-Y) zeev was much lower than macklin, just so noone is freaking out or whatever
We use 2 in NHLe drafting models for healthier sample size and due to D-2 only having usually like 15 applicable prospects
I had zeev as the 3rd highest D by 2 year cumulative NHLe behind Parekh (who led by a wide margin) and close to yakemchuk
I personally think Byron Bader’s NHLe numbers are a lot better than this account which is more focused on fantasy hockey. I don’t think the way they weight defensemen makes a lot of sense.
Buium’s
[https://twitter.com/ByronMBader/status/1806850778956783875](https://twitter.com/ByronMBader/status/1806850778956783875)
Celebrini for context
[https://twitter.com/ByronMBader/status/1806829993772847433](https://twitter.com/ByronMBader/status/1806829993772847433)
never heard of this stat. What and how do they come up with it?