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Hmm...so Lamoriello is no fan of an analytics staff. The Islanders category lists a note of absence.
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Nik the Trik said:Oh man, that Biggest Analytics Staff trophy is ours!
You know, you picture these moments in your head when you become a hockey fan but...the reality...
Bullfrog said:The answer is 4. No. The Leafs got Ceci so they could get rid of Zaitzev.
I didn't follow it too closely, but isn't there a risk with arbitration? Maybe they figured he was serviceable at that amount and can maybe recoup a draft pick at the trade deadline?
Significantly Insignificant said:Nik the Trik said:Oh man, that Biggest Analytics Staff trophy is ours!
You know, you picture these moments in your head when you become a hockey fan but...the reality...
This is why there has been much discussion about the Cody Ceci trade here in Ottawa. On the one hand they know that Toronto has a huge analytics section. They know that they have metrics that aren't publicly available. So they questions are:
1. Does Toronto see something in Ceci that the rest of the league doesn't necessarily see because they don't have the same set of metrics that the Leafs have?
2. Is this a Babcock move, where he has basically told Dubas that he wants the player because he believes he can turn his career around?
3. Did the Leafs just make a mistake on this one? No group is infallible and the Leafs can make mistakes, so did they just whiff on this one?
The started drumming up conspiracy theories because they figured if the Leafs didn't want Ceci, they should have just walked away from him.
disco said:https://twitter.com/MapleLeafs/status/1168660093702987777
CarltonTheBear said:https://twitter.com/kristen_shilton/status/1168892734079414279
PAIRINGS ALERT
herman said:Just like we all predicted.
herman said:The Leafs needed an RHD...
CarltonTheBear said:herman said:Just like we all predicted.
Can still speculate about who gets the toughs. Could easily see either one.
Gonna lean towards thinking it'll be Rielly-Ceci. Despite a reprieve in the playoffs Babcock has always gone with Rielly for those minutes.Meaning the whole "Ceci will get easier minutes!" dream might be dead on arrival.
CarltonTheBear said:herman said:Just like we all predicted.
Can still speculate about who gets the toughs. Could easily see either one.
Gonna lean towards thinking it'll be Rielly-Ceci. Despite a reprieve in the playoffs Babcock has always gone with Rielly for those minutes.Meaning the whole "Ceci will get easier minutes!" dream might be dead on arrival.
Nik the Trik said:herman said:The Leafs needed an RHD...
I mean, they didn't. Being maniacal about LD-RD splits is a choice they make.
herman said:https://twitter.com/TSNHockey/status/1168923799598850048
Hey there
herman said:Fair enough. But if the player is available, as Ceci is, that'll be the first thing to try. I do think Reilly and Dermott end up being the pairing at the end of the season.
CarltonTheBear said:herman said:Just like we all predicted.
Can still speculate about who gets the toughs. Could easily see either one.
Gonna lean towards thinking it'll be Rielly-Ceci. Despite a reprieve in the playoffs Babcock has always gone with Rielly for those minutes.Meaning the whole "Ceci will get easier minutes!" dream might be dead on arrival.