Monday, December 21, 2009
Monday Baseball Standings
Slightly different presentation today. Notes:
- You don't need to apply much of a "strength of schedule" adjustment to state that, based on performance to date, the eight worst teams in the NHL are all in the Eastern Conference. (And that, as such, every team in the West has been good enough to make the playoffs in the East.)
- Buffalo has more clearance on 9th place than Chicago
- How can Carolina be that bad when they play so many games against other bad teams?
Comments:
Mike, I watched the 2nd & 3rd at Average Joe's on Baseline. The crowd checked out, emotionally, midway thru the 2nd -- no booing, jeering, cheering, nothing after that. And the place was pretty full.
But yeah:
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Matt:
Thanks.
This is one of the most depressing graphics I've ever seen.
We're shitty, but because we're in the West we don't get a playoff spot. Because the East is so bad, we don't get a lottery pick.
Just doesn't seem right...
Carolina is an interesting case.
For a team with such a terrible record, they're still pretty good at outshooting the other team at EV with the score tied.
They remind me of the 07-08 Lightning (easy schedule, above average underlying numbers, poor goal differential, poor record).
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Mike, I watched the 2nd & 3rd at Average Joe's on Baseline. The crowd checked out, emotionally, midway thru the 2nd -- no booing, jeering, cheering, nothing after that. And the place was pretty full.
But yeah:
OILERZZZZZzzasd;klhfaoihg
Matt:
Thanks.
This is one of the most depressing graphics I've ever seen.
We're shitty, but because we're in the West we don't get a playoff spot. Because the East is so bad, we don't get a lottery pick.
Just doesn't seem right...
Carolina is an interesting case.
For a team with such a terrible record, they're still pretty good at outshooting the other team at EV with the score tied.
They remind me of the 07-08 Lightning (easy schedule, above average underlying numbers, poor goal differential, poor record).
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