Remplacer un défenseur comme Dougie Hamilton est une tâche monumentale pour n’importe quelle équipe. Cependant, les Hurricanes de la Caroline ont pu non seulement le remplacer, mais améliorer leur défense globale en utilisant des données et des analyses de pointe. Dans cette vidéo, je vais montrer comment les Hurricanes se sont améliorés dans toutes les facettes du jeu en recréant Dougie Hamilton dans l’ensemble. Toutes les analyses de cette vidéo proviennent de Moneypuck et Evolving Hockey. Film : Moneyball (2011) Sony Pictures Réalisé par Bennett Miller Les clips vidéo ont été utilisés et édités conformément aux directives d’utilisation équitable de Youtube et aux lois canadiennes/américaines sur le droit d’auteur.
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I use the help action to boost engagement! Good stuff, earned a subscriber from me.
Underrated channel, looking forward to your next vid.
Very excited to see another channel with this type of content. Keep it up
Side note: Jacob Slavin is an American, so the standard way you’d pronounce his name works
Good video
Good work
No hockey channel like this on YouTube, good work!
That was a ballsy move getting Tony D
As a huge Canes fan, this was awesome to learn. Keep up the work. Subscribed.
Don Waddell for GM of the year.
This was fascinating. You've earned a sub
A lot of outsiders fail to see this when they talk about Carolina letting Dougie walk. He wanted a bag more than he wanted a ring. Anyways they just call the team cheap despite being up against the cap, but this move freed up over 3M to improve the roster elsewhere. This is how you win Cups.
Do you even watch hockey or you just a stats bro? Mispronouncing Hakanpaa is one thing, but Jaccob Slavin, come on, man
losing dougie wasn't a massive hole in defense, dougie himself was a massive hole in our defense LOL
Deangelo himself is better than Dougie at regular price but especially at the discount rate …..Bear js an excellent 5,6,7 D
Just subbed. Cool stuff.
Ha-kan-pa Sla-vin Jesus, youd think you may have heard these guys names once or twice ffs
Besides butchering everyone's names, this was pretty neat and I never really paid too much attention to how it all worked out.
DeAngelo was a risk though because he was a cancer teammate, bad for the locker room. Luckily he’s turned his attitude around and is also having a record year.
Hamilton has zero loyalty
Go bear go
This was such a good video, and my kind of content. This is the type of stuff I Google
Or ask or say man I should try to make a video like this. Thank you. Subscribed
Big brain Eric tulsky
Hamilton's an overrated dman, he literally got carried by Slavin during his time in Carolina
It's interesting that you use the Money Ball comparison because I often use that film when I make my case that NHL teams have a similar problem in the way they analyze talent. In the film they are shown taking ridiculous things into account, such as what a given player's girlfriend looks like. More practically, MLB teams did discount players who had unorthodox styles, whether it be pitching deliveries or batting stances. In the NHL the problem is slightly different but it is perhaps even more impactful. NHL teams put unfair emphasis/expectations to players drafted in the first round and at the same time, players who are either drafted in the later rounds or undrafted have to preform twice as well in order to get a fair shot at playing in the NHL. I have dozens of examples but Charlie Lindgren is perhaps the best one I can think of at the moment. He is a goalie and he was undrafted. He played parts of 5 seasons in Montreal, on some pretty bad teams and his numbers were pretty good, sometimes outstanding. He ended up signing with St. Louis when his contract was up in Montreal but here again, he was underrated and undervalued. When the Blues had both Binnington and Husso injured, Lindgren was called up. He played 5 games, won them all and his save percentage was .958 and his GAA 1.22. He also set a team record for going undefeated in his first 5 games with the Blues. And yet he was sent down and finished the year in the minors. Now, granted he is 28 years old but can you imagine if he were 21 and was a first round pick??? If a kid like that had been called up and put up those kinds of numbers, they would be in a huge hurry to get him into the lineup! My point is that this guy has proven he can play in this league and in my view, the ONLY reason he has not played full time is because he wasn't drafted.