[EvolvingWild] Tyson Foerster is, again, among the best defensive forwards in the league by our xGAR model on @evolving-hockey.com. The next Mark Stone? Many people are saying this
If only he would put that wicked shot to use more often
Can you math me where Drysdale and Zamula land defensively percentage wise in the league?
Needs to work on his expressions
What does Gar calculate and how?
Those bars are graphing all right.
He’s a really solid winger. Feels like a guy in his prime you’ll put with anyone and he’ll get the best out of them (similar to Coots at his best)
What will determine if he’s a legitimate top line player will be if he can find that scoring consistency. Wish he could find more ways to use his shot. Even during this great stretch he really hasn’t been letting it go.
I feel like he’s just not taking that next step. And I feel like that about several flyers
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If only he would put that wicked shot to use more often
Can you math me where Drysdale and Zamula land defensively percentage wise in the league?
Needs to work on his expressions
What does Gar calculate and how?
Those bars are graphing all right.
He’s a really solid winger. Feels like a guy in his prime you’ll put with anyone and he’ll get the best out of them (similar to Coots at his best)
What will determine if he’s a legitimate top line player will be if he can find that scoring consistency. Wish he could find more ways to use his shot. Even during this great stretch he really hasn’t been letting it go.
I feel like he’s just not taking that next step. And I feel like that about several flyers