Agreed because it can easily be replaced by a chutney.
- Scoob

I reserve the right to reply after I figure out what a chutney is.

I’ve pretty much said this all along, but the majority would rather twist the martyr’s words.
- SuperSchennBros

Please stop calling yourself a martyr. You're not a martyr. Noone on a (frank)ing online hockey chat site is a martyr. This is why noone takes you seriously man. You gotta drop this victim act

From now on, I will consider all posts made either directly or indirectly about anything that I have ever said to be personal attacks and will reply in kind.

From now on, I will consider all posts made either directly or indirectly about anything that I have ever said to be personal attacks and will reply in kind.
- jmatchett383

Why do you also cheer for the penguins?

Okay, if you have that answer, let’s hear it.
- SuperSchennBros

Ok, I wanted an answer, but since you can not do a simple thing like explain what you consider "replacing production" is then I will go ahead.

First things first, invalid definition of "replaced production" is stating another player has to score the same amount to offset another players production and the players previously on the team do not count. That's just logic 101.

Secondly, this is a team sport. Players do not play or contribute individually for production. So how did the Flyers team produce during the last season WITH Brayden Schenn and the current season WITHOUT Brayden Schenn?

Flyers Season Production (Past 2 years)

17-18 Season
Goals For: 249 (+37)
PP Goals: 54 (0)
PP%: 20.7% (+1.2)
ES Goals: 192 (+38)

16-17 Season
Goals For: 212
PP Goals: 54
PP%: 19.5%
ES Goals: 154

Brayden Schenn
16-17 GP: 79 G: 25 PPG: 17 ESG: 8

As you can clearly see the Flyers increased OVERALL scoring production by 37. Fact.

Then you can clearly see the Flyers increase EVEN STRENGTH scoring production by 38. Fact.

Brayden Schenn produced 8 even strength goals out of his 25 which is 32%. Fact.

Now what about the power play production since Brayden Schenn led the team with 17 PPGs in 16-17 season?

Brayden Schenn scored 17 out of 25 goals on the PP, which is 68%.

Obviously the amount of power play goals were the same in both seasons at 54. Fact.

But the PP efficiency improved to 20.7%, an increase of 1.2%. Fact.

Not only was Schenn's production replaced, but it was increased substantially. Fact.

Now share YOUR opinion, I only share facts.

Dude you literally called yourself a martyr...like three times today. You ended a post with "the martyr has spoken"
- bulet13

Yeah, after being called it so many times! Might as well as embrace it.

You guys might want to consult each other in arguments.

Agreed because it can easily be replaced by a chutney.
- Scoob

I reserve the right to reply after I figure out what a chutney is.
- MJL

lol

Please stop calling yourself a martyr. You're not a martyr. Noone on a (frank)ing online hockey chat site is a martyr. This is why noone takes you seriously man. You gotta drop this victim act
- bulet13

Look how easy it is to live in someone’s head rent free.

So we can all agree that listening to me talk about Dungeons and Dragons and my excessive drug use is more interesting than the current "discussions"?

Ok, I wanted an answer, but since you can not do a simple thing like explain what you consider "replacing production" is then I will go ahead.

First things first, invalid definition of "replaced production" is stating another player has to score the same amount to offset another players production and the players previously on the team do not count. That's just logic 101.

Secondly, this is a team sport. Players do not play or contribute individually for production. So how did the Flyers team produce during the last season WITH Brayden Schenn and the current season WITHOUT Brayden Schenn?

Flyers Season Production (Past 2 years)

17-18 Season
Goals For: 249 (+37)
PP Goals: 54 (0)
PP%: 20.7% (+1.2)
ES Goals: 192 (+38)

16-17 Season
Goals For: 212
PP Goals: 54
PP%: 19.5%
ES Goals: 154

Brayden Schenn
16-17 GP: 79 G: 25 PPG: 17 ESG: 8

As you can clearly see the Flyers increased OVERALL scoring production by 37. Fact.

Then you can clearly see the Flyers increase EVEN STRENGTH scoring production by 38. Fact.

Brayden Schenn produced 8 even strength goals out of his 25 which is 32%. Fact.

Now what about the power play production since Brayden Schenn led the team with 17 PPGs in 16-17 season?

Brayden Schenn scored 17 out of 25 goals on the PP, which is 68%.

Obviously the amount of power play goals were the same in both seasons at 54. Fact.

But the PP efficiency improved to 20.7%, an increase of 1.2%. Fact.

Not only was Schenn's production replaced, but it was increased substantially. Fact.

Now share YOUR opinion, I only share facts.
- Glak18

Okay, I’ll explain because I’m not this much of a loser that probably just saw you leave ten stat web sites just to make a point to a faceless stranger...

Schenn our. JvR in.

One produced X amount of points and was traded. JvR produces X amount of points, signed in.

Why do you also cheer for the penguins?
- bulet13

Because I married into a family from Pittsburgh.
Also, I always liked Mario Lemieux growing up.

That said, there are several players on the team that I'm not a fan of.

So we can all agree that listening to me talk about Dungeons and Dragons and my excessive drug use is more interesting than the current "discussions"?
- Mordecai

I put on my robe and wizard hat.

Soooooo is Voracek still overrated?

Absolutely not. I never said I would want a redo on the trade.

What I’ve always said is, I felt like the deal was too soon and I felt like we would have been a better team with Schenn last season. We had drafted Patrick, Konecny is and did only get better. I stand by that we did miss Schenn. So much so that we signed JvR. Anyone here is free to dive into the differences Schenn and JvR as players but we added another player to help with the production lost by Schenn. Now the deal isn’t such a big deal to me. The deal could have happened last summer or this summer, no big deal because now the production is now properly being replaced.
- SuperSchennBros

it would be silly to say the team was better without Schenn than with but that trade was obviously made with the future in mind. Hextall loved Frost and it put him in the position to get the player and having the Blues miss the playoffs was very fortunate.

Soooooo is Voracek still overrated?
- ajw12

Voracek is being made into a martyr.

That man will die for the right to comb his hair with a porkchop.

Okay, I’ll explain because I’m not this much of a loser that probably just saw you leave ten stat web sites just to make a point to a faceless stranger...

Schenn our. JvR in.

One produced X amount of points and was traded. JvR produces X amount of points, signed in.
- SuperSchennBros

I KNEW IT

First off, you seem to believe JvR was signed to "replace" Brayden Schenn. Ok, that is extremely weird, but ok.

Then I 100% prove, using facts you may re-read at any time, that the Flyers did indeed increase OVERALL and EVEN STRENGTH scoring production WITHOUT Brayden Schenn and REPLACED his PP scoring production.

So JvR is replacing something that has already been replaced or adding additional production?

I put on my robe and wizard hat.
- jmatchett383

+1 bonuses to AC and Intelligence

+1 bonuses to AC and Intelligence
- Mordecai

I cast level 17 necromancy. I destroy your coffin and replace it with a hot tub.

+1 bonuses to AC and Intelligence
- Mordecai

I'm not too familiar with D&D, could an encounter be created where you enter into a gwent tournament with an evil sorcerer, winner gets to bed the princess?

Voracek is being made into a martyr.

That man will die for the right to comb his hair with a porkchop.
- jmatchett383

I would use a porkchop too with these luscious locks?

I'm not too familiar with D&D, could an encounter be created where you enter into a gwent tournament with an evil sorcerer, winner gets to bed the princess?
- Fryman4

They made a movie about that. It was called D2: The Mighty Ducks.

I KNEW IT

First off, you seem to believe JvR was signed to "replace" Brayden Schenn. Ok, that is extremely weird, but ok.

Then I 100% prove, using facts you may re-read at any time, that the Flyers did indeed increase OVERALL and EVEN STRENGTH scoring production WITHOUT Brayden Schenn and REPLACED his PP scoring production.

So JvR is replacing something that has already been replaced or adding additional production?
- Glak18

Schenn as a top six forward who produced points on LW was traded. JvR was signed as a LW to fill that hole.

Why is this weird? Explain how this is a weird concept to digest.

I KNEW IT! I THINK I’VE GOT HIM!!

They made a movie about that. It was called D2: The Mighty Ducks.
- jmatchett383

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- Fryman4

haha fantastic.

But seriously, the girl who played Connie Moreau is still super cute.