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  • moose97
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    Good gravy. Sure, let's rehash 2020. Sure, Swayman allowed more goals but he also saw a ton more shots against per game. Maine only scored 3.62 gpg while allowing 3.21 gpg. Mankato, meanwhile. scored 4.03 while allowing 1.47 (hhm, sounds awfully familiar to this year's 2.55 gpg scoring & 1.67 against for Northeastern & Mankato's 4.08 vs 1.28). Now, while facing a significant amount of more shots, Swayman had to put up essentially identical numbers to McKay, otherwise Maine would have basically lost EVERY SINGLE FUDGING GAME. Just like Levi this year. Mankato doesn't NEED McKay. Maine NEEDED Swayman. Northeastern NEEDED Levi. Seriously. Stop embarrassing yourself
    Last edited by moose97; 03-28-2022, 06:03 PM.

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  • bruinsfan11
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    Can you dumb it down farther than Swayman plays for the Bruins and Dryden McKay will be a career AHL/Euro League goalie???

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  • purpleinnebraska
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    Originally posted by J.D. View Post

    When did I say anything about Jeremy Swayman?
    Don't know whether you ever did. I do remember that we were told in 2020 that there was more to it than stats. There were "quality saves," which were never defined, and there was "Where would his team be without him?" (Don't know how you quantify that, but where they were WITH him was behind us in the Pairwise, and behind other teams in his own conference).
    None of this is a knock on Swayman, by the way. He had a perfectly fine season. But the award certainly wasn't based on stats. But now, 2 years later, we're told that the ONLY thing that matters is stats, and Levi and Perets have better ones. You can understand why we're struggling a little bit with buying the arguments now.

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  • purpleinnebraska
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    Originally posted by moose97 View Post

    Lol. The sv% was essentially the same (0.939 to 0.942) & again, Swayman had over 300 additional saves (761 to 1099). McKay faced nearly 25% fewer shots this year than Levi & over 30% fewer than Swayman in '20. Get a clue.
    Let me explain math to you. I'll try to dumb it down, but I can only do so much. Saves are part of the equation of figuring out save %. Goals allowed also count. So if you have a lot more saves, but a lower save %, that means you gave up a lot more goals. And when you give up more goals, your team has a reduced chance of winning.
    Simple enough for you?

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  • J.D.
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    Originally posted by purpleinnebraska View Post

    So who has the better save% matters this year, but didn't matter in 2020, when McKay had better numbers across the board than Swayman? The goal posts seem to move a lot in this game.
    When did I say anything about Jeremy Swayman?

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  • moose97
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    Originally posted by purpleinnebraska View Post

    So who has the better save% matters this year, but didn't matter in 2020, when McKay had better numbers across the board than Swayman? The goal posts seem to move a lot in this game.
    Lol. The sv% was essentially the same (0.939 to 0.942) & again, Swayman had over 300 additional saves (761 to 1099). McKay faced nearly 25% fewer shots this year than Levi & over 30% fewer than Swayman in '20. Get a clue.

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  • purpleinnebraska
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    Originally posted by J.D. View Post

    This is the correct take. And I am not even ranking guys here because I haven't seen enough of the finalists. But the numbers do not add up to McKay being clear favorite.
    So who has the better save% matters this year, but didn't matter in 2020, when McKay had better numbers across the board than Swayman? The goal posts seem to move a lot in this game.

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  • TalonsUpPuckDown
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    Originally posted by maverick2009 View Post
    So..... looking back at the records/schedule of the final 4 teams:

    In January - March (excluding the NCAA tournament) - here are the records for each team:
    UofMinn: 15-4
    Michigan: 15-3
    Denver: 15-4-1
    Minnesota State: 18-1

    Looking a little further back, The mavericks were an astonishing 25-1 since November 27th. All of those games were vs CCHA except 4 (duluth and AZ St) and the mavs were 4-0 in those games.
    This is an unreal streak. Our record is impressive, but even more impressive if you look at the recent months.
    The BG nation is glad we could help :-/

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  • J.D.
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    Originally posted by moose97 View Post

    It's comical that you think having 200+ fewer saves & at the same time, a worse save% makes said goalie "the best"
    This is the correct take. And I am not even ranking guys here because I haven't seen enough of the finalists. But the numbers do not add up to McKay being clear favorite.

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  • maverick2009
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    So..... looking back at the records/schedule of the final 4 teams:

    In January - March (excluding the NCAA tournament) - here are the records for each team:
    UofMinn: 15-4
    Michigan: 15-3
    Denver: 15-4-1
    Minnesota State: 18-1

    Looking a little further back, The mavericks were an astonishing 25-1 since November 27th. All of those games were vs CCHA except 4 (duluth and AZ St) and the mavs were 4-0 in those games.
    This is an unreal streak. Our record is impressive, but even more impressive if you look at the recent months.

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  • moose97
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    Originally posted by MavHockey14 View Post
    It’s comical there are people out there who don’t think Dryden McKay is the best goaltender in NCAA hockey, but I digress.
    It's comical that you think having 200+ fewer saves & at the same time, a worse save% makes said goalie "the best"

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  • MavHockey14
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    It’s comical there are people out there who don’t think Dryden McKay is the best goaltender in NCAA hockey, but I digress. We’ll just enjoy the Frozen Four trip and hope we can take the next step as a program with a win over the rodents.

    Amazing to think this program is going back to its second straight Frozen Four. An incredible investment into the program and a home run hire of Mike Hastings allowed this program to become one of the nation’s best. Now it’s time to take the next step.

    See you guys in Boston!

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  • moose97
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    Originally posted by John J. MacInnes View Post

    He all but wins it by default now that your Eastern golden boys have taken themselves out of the running. Levi singlehandedly gave WMU their first win ever in a tournament, and Perets is showing his numbers are strictly because he plays in a sh** conference.
    The voting was last Monday, hence the, "it doesn't," part of my comment
    Last edited by moose97; 03-28-2022, 01:06 AM.

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  • John J. MacInnes
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    Originally posted by moose97 View Post

    It doesn't and he shouldn't
    He all but wins it by default now that your Eastern golden boys have taken themselves out of the running. Levi singlehandedly gave WMU their first win ever in a tournament, and Perets is showing his numbers are strictly because he plays in a sh** conference.

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  • Liveatjrl
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    Originally posted by moose97 View Post

    It doesn't and he shouldn't
    100%

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