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Random Thoughts - 4th Liners, 10 Points and $400M Insurance
Kent Wilson
September 26 2012 12:42PM
Sorry Flames fans - there's is just no Flames news to discuss at this point. The team isn't embroiled in an arena scandle, there's no pre-season games to discuss and things have only just started for their prospects in junior and overseas.
Luckily there are a few things interesting bits and pieces floating around the hockey world though. Let's start with Barry Trotz vs fancystats and then move on to more downtown arena talk (yay!)...
Paul Gaustad is the Greatest Hero in American History
FlamesNation, Hockey Prospectus and ESPN contributor Rob Vollman recently published an ESPN Insider article looking at the summers best and worst signings. Included was a survey passed around by various stats geeks (myself included) asking for yay or nay votes in regards to the summer's various new contracts. Paul Gaustad's 4 year, $3.25M per season contract was more or less universally panned. Which isn't surprising for a 30 year old player who has mostly been a 3rd/4th liner during his NHL career.
This is where things get interesting: Craig Custance decided to call up Nashville coach Barry Trotz and ask him about the stats nerds critical take (warning: paywall). Naturally, the long-time Preds bench boss didn't take too kindly to the notion that Gaustad is overpaid. In fact, he claimed Gaustad is probably worth 10-points in the standings.
TEN POINTS. That's the difference between a 95-point club and 105-point club...or between fighting for a playoff spot or fighting for tops in the conference.
Trotz claims Gaustad worth 10 pts in the standings. That works out to $10M per season insider.espn.go.com/nhl/blog/_/nam… …@ngreenberg @kent_wilson— Rob Vollman (@robvollmanNHL) September 26, 2012
So it goes without saying that if Paul Gaustad is worth five wins a year by himself that the Predators actually have one of the best bargains in the league on their hands.
It also goes without saying that this is almost certainly nowhere near true. Only the best players in the league tip the scales by themselves to that degree. To be worth 10 standings points, a guy would have to improve a team's goal differential by about +30 (6 goals = 1 win). The amount of skaters who can do that is vanishingly small.
I don't have access to the full Trotz rebuke (not being an ESPN Insider member), but Rob filled me in on the body of Trotz's Gaustad defense:
Fit, experience, leadership, size, toughness, ambidextrous faceoff talent, substance, intangibles. @kent_wilson What were Trotz's defenses?— Rob Vollman (@robvollmanNHL) September 26, 2012
Notice actual results aren't listed? As I mentioned in my asking the right questions series, falling in love and overly weighting fuzzy intangibles is a trap in player valuation. It's not that things like fitness and leadership aren't worth something, it's that they should always be viewed in the context of the players actual output. Ie; how much does this player in fact add to goal differential*?
*(Note - Gaustad has hovered around a 3-4 GVT - goals versus threshold - most of his career. Meaning he's worth about 4 goals more than a replacement level player. So to be worth what Trotz claims, his intanbigles would have to inflate his teammates GD by another 26 goals)
Of course, it's entirely possible Trotz was being hyperbolic in his defense of the player. Coaches and GM's tend to do that when they see their guys being questioned or threatened in the media. So we could just put this down to protecting Gaustad through bluster.
On the other hand, if Trotz is serious then I suspect he and his GM are going to be sorely disappointed by that contract going forward...
PS - In addition, the article contains some stuff on the Dennis Wideman deal (also judged tob e one of the worst signings his off-season) and why Feaster felt it was needed anyways.
Lock-out Ripples Reach Swedish Shores
So apparently all sorts of hell is breaking lose in the Swedish Elite League. It was reported recently that Erik Karlsson has chosen to sign in Finland's SM-liiga rather than brave those troubled waters.
So what's going on? The nation's own Thomas Drance has something much more in-depth on this topic here, but for a basic overview of what's going on, I contacted Swedish sportswriter Uffe Bodin who had this to say:
Loob is the president of Swedish power-house Farjestad, who have won several titles the past years. His club doesn't want to have NHLers in the SEL and he has been one of the more prominent people to speak up against opening the doors to NHL players.
The SEL is having problems because the different clubs can't seem to agree on whether or not the should open up to NHL players. Modo from Ornskoldsvik was the first team to sign an NHL player, Alexander Steen, who made his debut last night. It was controversial since the teams had decided not to sign short-term deals with NHL players. Modo's decision to do so came after a competition committee within the Swedish government had ruled SEL's decision unlawful.
So right now, it's basically chaos within the SEL.
What a mess.
Oh, and Nail Yakupov's ability to play in the KHL is now being challenged by the OHL Sarnia Sting (his previous junior club) because they contend his rights still belong to them. He is suspended from play indefinitely until the matter is resolved.
The lock-out is the gift that just keeps on giving.
Overweighting Rare Events
If you're sick of the Edmonton arena thing, feel free to skip over this section.
The biggest (non-Oiler employee) downtown arena enthusiast in Edmonton is probably David Staples. He's argued quite passionately in favor of the project for years. I got into the subject of the proposed 35-year "no move" clause that would supposedly accompany the Katz/publicly financed deal with David on twitter today:
I am somewhat skeptical of what sort of protection a location agreement would truly be worth should things go so sour in a market like Edmonton that an owner would seriously consider relocation, but we'll assume for now that such a clause would be iron-clad: that it could truy guarantee the Oilers would remain in Edmonton for the next 35 years come hell or high water.
Which means funding the arena/giving in to Katz's demands would essentialy result in the city buying insurance against the possibility of Edmonton leaving. As David rightly points out, there's a real possibility based on historical precedent that the economics can change and threaten the team's financial viability. The late '90's were tough on Canadian teams thanks to a $0.65 dollar and Glen Sather giving out $9M/year contracts to the likes of Bobby Holik. I seem to recall the Flames flirted with Portland at the height of the scare I believe.
"The scare" is the operative term here. In "Thinking, Fast and Slow" Daniel Kahneman notes that humans tend to overweight and overestimate rare events, particularly when they are associated with a negative emotional response:
Emotional arousal is associative, automatic, and uncontrolled, and it produces an impulse for protective action...knowledge (of low probability) does not eliminate the self-generated discomfort and the wish to avoid it...
The emotion is not only disproportionate to the probability, it is also insensitive to the exact level of probability.
In short: people are conspicuously lousy at consciously calculating the possiblity of rare events when they are fear or anxiety inducing. The focus moves from rationally evaluating the true potential of the event occurring (and the costs associated) to finding a way to erase the anxiety itself. As Kahneman notes "people overestimate the probabilities of unlikely events and people overweight unlikely events in their decisions".
This is why I set about asking David just how likely the chances the Oilers leaving Edmonton are. As an Oilers fan, he's obviously agitated by the thought of them being moved, so I suspect that's causing him to overweight the actual probability of it happening.
The franchise was established in NHL back in 1979 (33 years ago). During that time, precisely two Canadian teams have been re-located (Winnipeg and Quebec) and the Jets returned to Winnipeg after a 16 year absence (to a smaller market and rink than Edmonton, by the way).
Outside of the aberrant blip in the late '90's owing to the dual forces of out of control spending and a bottoming out of the dollar, the Oilers have been a consistently stable franchise with some of the strongest grassroots support in the entire league. Since the lock-out, they have enjoyed some of the best gate receipts in the NHL despite sporting the worst on-ice record. I would also note here that even in the worst financial period in the club's tenure in Edmonton they still didn't actually re-locate.
So I'd gauge the chances of the club uprooting from Edmonton owing to market/money problems to be fairly slim in the next 35 years. Atlanta, Winnipeg and Quebec previously moved during that period of time (3/30 = 10%), but only one Canadian team left and has yet to return (1/30 = 3.3%). The Oilers have NEVER re-located in the modern NHL and are currently one of the more profitable franchises in the league.
So let's say...not impossible, but very small. Less than 3% is a fair estimate based on the parameters established here I think. That occurence would probably require some combination of the NHLPA toppling the salary cap/cost certainty; Oil stop being worth a whole lot; the dollar falling to $0.50 versus the green back; and Edmontonians to stop loving hockey.
So what should the insurance on a 3% or less chance of the Oilers moving be worth to the city of Edmonton? $4M? $40M? $400M? It's not nothing, but it's probably not the latter figure either.
Of course, the current Katz threat is even less credible than this, but far more direct: it's not predicated on some future, unforeseeable but unlikely events, but instead on him actively choosing to move the team if the city doesn't capitulate to his demands. The effect is the same, though: he wants the fans to overestimate the chances of his being able to follow through on the threat in order to apply pressure to the public officials.
It's a gambit that has apparently backfired, however. Fear may help overweight rare events and their consequences, but anger can cause folks to fight back.
Odds and Ends
So I lied a bit at the onset - there is some of Flames, err, "news". Pat Steinberg noted today that Roman Cervenka issn't eligible for the calder trophy as the league's best rookie owing to his prior experience in the KHL:
@robbhope @coreypronman Cervenka is NOT Calder eligible, however, because he played 2 full KHL seasons prior to signing in the NHL. #Flames— Pat Steinberg (@Fan960Steinberg) September 26, 2012
Just means less competition for Sven.
Anyone who watched the Phoenix proceedings can't seriously think that Edmonton is going anywhere. Even if Katz wants out, on the current arena deal and a $200 million purchase price (full return of capital to Katz) there would probably be a dozen owners lining up for that deal. The NHL would force him to sell long before they allowed a relocation.
September 26 2012, 03:39PM
On Gaustad, I really don't see it. Trotz is considered to be one heck of a coach because he always seems to make do with few offensive weapons.
By the same token, Glen Sather was considered to be the Oilers major asset back when they were on the auction block.
He went to the Rangers and now that myth is pretty well debunked.
On the sale of the Oilers, I'd sum up my take on the arguments with a note that, contrary to Staples' assertion, the past is not always the best predictor of the future. Sometimes it can be a really bad one. (I'm thinking Maginot Line-type history lessons).
On the SEL, it would seem that the NHL lockout issue has caught every league looking like fools.
About Yakupov, it isn't the Sting holding things up from what I have read. Neither is it something the Oilers screwed up. From what I have gathered from Jonathan Willis' article over at Cult of Hockey, is that Yakupov's transfer is a bone of contention between the IIHF and Hockey Canada. HC is getting very leery of junior age players jumping overseas rather than returning to junior. If this impasse goes much further I suspect it could have ramifications for future drafting and ranking of European, specifically Russian, prospects. Like there weren't enough already.
Here's the link to the article: http://blogs.edmontonjournal.com/2012/09/26/edmonton-oilers-nail-yakupov-banned-from-khl-play/
Hard to take the Custance/Trotz response all that serious given the fact that Trotz A)isn't the one who made the deal with Gaustad and B)isn't an NHL GM (thankfully, for Preds fans). I'd be interested to know how many NHL GMs/Coaches would agree with Trotz' argument though... I bet it's a lot.
The part on Wideman wasn't nearly as extensive and it was more quoting an unnamed scout who still thinks that Feaster brought in Wideman to allow them the flexibility to trade JBo, even though it hasn't happened yet. It says Feaster knows he overpaid but sometimes that's what it takes to get the man you want and keep him from being tempted by the good teams ("good teams", not exact words, obviously) who are out shopping. I think the only real Feaster quote was that he thinks Dmen are good assets and are much harder to acquire than forwards.
Nothing to talk about, eh?
Let me start a discussion, then. :)
The NHL should have relegation, just like European soccer. Teams like Columbus should be relegated to the AHL, and the AHL champions should be promoted to the NHL.
If a promoted AHL team (say Norfolk) does well in the NHL but can't draw big crowds, then a city that wants an NHL team badly enough can buy them and move them to their city, provided they affiliate with a new AHL team in the original city.
Maple Leafs fans should love this idea. After the Leafs get relegated one season and finish behind the Marlies the next season, MLSE would be compelled to do anything in their power to put a winner on the ice -- including firing their management.
Eventually, the deadwood cities that don't have enough fan support to keep a team alive will all be in the AHL, and all the cities that are capable of supporting an NHL team will have one.
Unlike, say, the current mess.
September 26 2012, 04:50PM
You don't need to go all the way to another sport to find an example of relegation. The Elitserian/Allsvenskan does relegation too. I think the SM-liiga/Mestis does as well, but I'm not sure.
If the NHL were to do relegation, though, the AHL would have to be A LOT better. the difference between Elitserian and Allsvenskan is MUCH smaller than NHL to AHL. It's probably smaller than NHL to KHL. The best teams in Allsvenskan are routinely as good or better than the worst teams in Elitserian. Last season, Rogle advanced to SEL at the expense of Djurgarden, for example.
Columbus would absolutely destroy Norfolk. It would be like the Edmonton Oil Kings playing against the Penticton Vees. It would be a massacre.
There's also the problem of the farm team dichotomy as well. Relegation just would not work with the current system.
September 26 2012, 05:05PM
I agree on the relegation idea.
There simply isn't enough of a talent pool/fan base to support the necessary level of competition.
The current draft lottery cycle as well as some mechanism for revenue sharing is likely the best that the NHL can accomplish at this time.
Just as a European NHL expansion is unfeasable due to travel issues and time zones, perhaps in the future it will become a realistic goal, but right now I don't know that it would work.
I suppose it should also be said, the NHL is dysfunctional enough as is. Do we really want to encourage them to mimic Sepp Blatter and his bunch of criminals?
Thing is, Wideman is definitely a top 4 dman & based on what equivalent UFA's went, I think we did the same overpayment some other team would have paid him. The very fact you dont have to give up assets to acquire him justifies the slight overpayment & too long of term price tags that come with purchasing UFA's. He is an asset & if we were to trade him, there is a definite value. Sounds cold & treating these guys like livestock :-) but it is what it is.People can say whatever they want but if he scores 50 points & improves our power play & play decent enough EVS minutes, it was a good signing for Calgary.
Maybe we can get a rich Oil Tycoon to buy the Oilers & force a trade of Hall & Eberle for Stajan & JBO :-)
September 27 2012, 08:24AM
@Kevin R
The Flames gave up Jordan Henry and a 5th round pick for Wideman.
I would say the cost of acquiring Wideman is more in terms of the long-term commitment and contractual restrictions.
Henry and a 5th is a small price, but the contract could have larger implications for the Flames.
September 27 2012, 11:49AM
this may not go along with the article but i've been watching some khl games and it is very entertaining hockey high flying up tempo, everything the nhl is not i'm not missing the nhl one bit being able to watch the khl i just wish i understood russian, though all penalties and scoring summaries are in english for some reason.
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Luther Burrell and Mike Brown both scored as England produced a simple 20-0 win over a dreadful Scottish outfit at Murrayfield.
Luther Burrell and Mike Brown both scored as England produced a simple 20-0 win over a dreadful Scottish outfit at Murrayfield.
The pace was not perhaps as frenetic as we have come to expect from Calcutta Cup rugby, but tries from Burrell and the Man of the Match, Brown, were more than enough to secure victory for England in Test rugby's oldest fixture.
England arrived at Murrayfield with a point to prove after their late loss in Paris last week, but the hosts too were seeking a reaction having been blown away in forty minutes by an embattled Ireland side.
Stuart Lancaster's men hadn't lost three successive Tests since 2008; the same year Scotland last claimed the Calcutta Cup, but this failed to prove an omen as the visitors blitzed their rivals with a combination of speed, precision and aggression.
It was the same maddening problems of old that hindered Scott Johnson's team.
The simple but painful truth is that Scotland cannot hope to play ball with the big boys in the Test rugby playground for as long as they fail to muster any sort of potent attack, consistently win quick ball at the breakdown, eradicate unforced errors, missed tackles and silly penalties, or shore up a set-piece that exerts a crippling influence upon their ability to build phases and threaten their opponents line.
To put things in perspective, they lost almost half of their lineouts versus England's near perfect record, and conceded a total of 16 penalties.
Not for the first time this season, each successful throw-in was greeted with an ironic cheer from the home crowd; more unsavoury was the audible approval from sixty-thousand Scots as hooker Ross Ford was replaced just after half-time.
The Murrayfield pitch was in arguably its poorest state for decades, with the patches of churned up turf a glaring backdrop to an otherwise fantastic occasion; on this evidence, the new hybrid surface can't come soon enough.
It was the English pack who made the most of these testing conditions. They were a step ahead of the Scots at the breakdown as Ireland had been in Dublin, and their line speed was outstanding in the first forty minutes. The Scots' attack is often static and passive, and its deficiencies were brutally exposed as players found themselves with no time on the ball, and no option but to brace themselves for the oncoming white charge.
The hosts suffered from a lack of accuracy early on as Duncan Weir floated his first kick from hand out on the full under no pressure, and the Scots gathered the ball from an offside position to hand Owen Farrell a simple opportunity for the game's opening points. The fly-half did take his kick from one of the more pudding-like splotches of mud, but his miss from 25 yards out and straight in front of the posts was glaring nonetheless.
Danny Care got up to his old tricks again minutes later to spare his half-back partner's blushes. With a penalty advantage being played, and England's maul on the home 22 going nowhere, Care struck his second drop-goal in as many weeks; having achieved the same feat in Paris a week ago.
Greig Laidlaw was wide with his first of two fruitless attempts on ten minutes; the scrum-half always likely to struggle into the breeze from over 40 metres.
The penalty count was rising against Scotland at the breakdown, and it was from a Jim Hamilton infringement that yielded the first try of the match. Farrell booted play up to within ten metres of the Scots' line, and after the pack were held up short, centre Burrell picked a smart line off his fly-half to crash over for his second try in as many games. This time, Farrell made no mistake from the tee.
Laidlaw had a chance to put Scotland on the board straight from the restart with another penalty effort, but he glanced the left-hand upright from right of centre.
Farrell should have punished Scotland again on 20 minutes after yet another infringement, but dragged effort wide from the 10m line.
That misfiring lineout is a constant bane for Johnson, and when Ford threw over the top of Hamilton, England won the ball and shortly after a penalty. Farrell converted for a commanding 13-0 lead on the half-hour mark.
It was Farrell who cut through the home defence as England threatened again in the dying moments of the first half, finding Burrell with a smart inside ball. The centre was held up inches from the line, and the Scots were off the hook with the clock red.
The second-half began in similar fashion; England breaking the home line with simple rugby executed at pace. Farrell missed with another penalty effort, but England were soon to win a numerical advantage from their dominance.
Jonny May raced clear down the left-hand-side, and was again halted within a metre of a first international try. Centre Alex Dunbar clung onto him too long after the tackle, and promptly found himself watching the next ten minutes from a plastic chair on the sidelines. Still, though, England could not press home their advantage, despite hammering the Scottish line with a series of mauls.
That all changed as the hour mark approached. A smart runaround move off a lineout on halfway saw the visitors outflank the Scottish midfield defence. It appeared the chance had gone when Stuart Hogg brought Jack Nowell down on the 22, but the ball found its way back to the winger, who showed good feet and timing of his pass to send full-back Brown round under the posts.
With that, the game was over as a contest, the knockout blow had been struck, and Scotland's aim switched from sending the Auld Enemy homewards tae think again to simply avoiding a second loss to nil on home soil this season.
Johnnie Beattie matched number eight Dave Denton's powerful ball-carrying, but he was one of precious few who consistently made yards against the English defence.
Instead, it was the visitors who continued to press; Lancaster will in truth be irked that his charges did not rack up more points from their territory and possession in the closing stages.
It was telling that the biggest cheer of the evening was reserved for a kilted pitch-invader who evaded a swarm of stewards as the white jerseys continued to bludgeon their way into the home 22; halted chiefly by their own errors.
And so it was to finish; a game England never looked like losing, Lancaster's only gripe the win was not a more handsome one. Much to ponder for Scott Johnson, but these problems are none he has not been faced with before.
Man of the Match: The chief contenders for this one were unsurprisingly all in white, with Danny Care and Billy Vunipola in particular picking up where they left off in Paris. The award was rightly handed to Brown, however, whose kicking was secure, running sharp with a whopping 114m gained, and bagged the try that killed the game.
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OilersNation 2013 Year-End Awards
Jonathan Willis
April 30 2013 09:42AM
Starting this year, the Nation will hold end-of-season awards, so put on your best tuxedo t-shirt and click "Read Article" for this year's choices.
Most Valuable Player
Nominees: Devan Dubnyk, Taylor Hall, Justin Schultz, Ladislav Smid, Nail Yakupov
Writers' pick: Taylor Hall (unanimous).
Robin Brownlee: Taylor Hall.
Jason Gregor: Taylor Hall. He was the Oilers most consistent player and he finished 9th in NHL scoring. His competitiveness and intensity was visible in the majority of their games, and next year he'll need more of his teammates to play with the same passion.
Wanye Gretz: Taylor Hall. It's hard to assign the most valuable player on a team that has missed expectations by as wide a margin as the Oilers but Taylor Hall has emerged as a next level forward in the NHL. On many nights he seemed to be one of a handful of Oilers who seemed to care. This will need to get contagious over the summer if the Oil are going to compete next season.
Lowetide: Taylor Hall.
Jason Strudwick: Taylor Hall. This season he was the emotional leader of this team on the ice. Most nights he was the most noticeable player on the ice.
Jonathan Willis: Taylor Hall. For me, insofar as there's a choice it's between Taylor Hall and Devan Dubnyk, and Hall just did too much to ignore. Patrick Kane was the only Western Conference forward with more points than Hall, who passed names like Datsyuk and Getzlaf and Toews along the way. The only question is whether Hall is a first or second-team NHL all-star at left wing.
Best Defenceman
Nominees: Mark Fistric, Jeff Petry, Justin Schultz, Nick Schultz, Ladislav Smid
Writers' pick: No consensus; two votes each for Jeff Petry, Justin Schultz and Ladislav Smid.
Robin Brownlee: Justin Schultz.
Jason Gregor: Justin Schultz. He played 21:26/game and was their only offensive threat. He looked fatigued down the stretch, and even with a -17 rating, I'd give him the nod because of his offensive production. If he can get stronger this summer his overall game should improve.
Wanye Gretz: Ladislav Smid. Smid continued to prove that he is a shot blocking, cross checking, defensively sound Oilers defenseman. As a man expected to skate all over the ice the fact Smid has nearly as many saves as either Oilers goaltender this season is extra amazing. Even when the season was toast, Smid still put himself in mortal danger blocking shots each and every night.
Lowetide: Jeff Petry. Petry is my pick on blue because, despite being asked to play too much and playing with a struggling partner, he was able to shake off the early season rust and represent. He's a helluva player.
Jason Strudwick: Ladislav Smid. He was the steadiest defenceman this year. It is not a flashy player but he was consistent for most of the year.
Jonathan Willis: Jeff Petry. There isn't really a good choice here. Of the three most obvious names, Ladislav Smid is a good soldier but lacks offensive upside, Justin Schultz is an offensive great who was a significant defensive liability over the last half of the season, and Jeff Petry lacks the defensive steadiness of Smid or the offensive ability of Schultz. Ralph Krueger showed his view by playing Petry more at even-strength, short-handed and overall than any other defender on the team; I agree with the coach.
Best Forward
Nominees: Jordan Eberle, Sam Gagner, Taylor Hall, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Nail Yakupov
Writers' pick: Taylor Hall (unanimous).
Robin Brownlee: Taylor Hall.
Jason Gregor: Taylor Hall. He emerged as one of their leaders on and off the ice, and I think next year he'll mature even more and hopefully encourage and challenge his teammates to be more consistent.
Lowetide: Taylor Hall.
Jason Strudwick: Taylor Hall. Top scorer.
Jonathan Willis: Taylor Hall. He was head-and-shoulders above the rest of the forwards on the team.
Unsung Hero
Nominees: Devan Dubnyk, Sam Gagner, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Nick Schultz, Ladislav Smid
Writers' pick: Devan Dubnyk (four votes).
Robin Brownlee: Devan Dubnyk.
Jason Gregor: Devan Dubnyk. He finished the season with a very respectable .920 SV% and 2.57 GAA. His numbers were identical to Brian Holtby in Washington, yet Holtby has received lots of praise for his play, while many questioned Dubnyk's. He isn't a top-ten starting goalie yet, but I felt he was one of the Oilers better players most nights.
Lowetide: Devan Dubnyk. Because our eyes see the softies, we tend to discount his contributions. He's posting solid numbers for a terrible defensive team and doing it was chaos all around. The softies and rebounds are there, but I think he's a good goalie
Jason Strudwick: Devan Dubnyk. He took big steps into making me a believer. He played behind a week team and still has good numbers. Goaltending is not an area of concern for this group.
Wanye Gretz: Sam Gagner. Gagner had a great season this year finishing second on team scoring amidst overwhelming mediocrity. And this seemed to be lost on many Oilers fans who were puzzlingly calling for #89 to be traded during many of his best performances of the season.
Jonathan Willis: Sam Gagner. I think most who follow the Oilers recognize Dubnyk's value, but I don't think the same is true of Gagner. In the early going he was the Oilers' best offensive option, and his value as a second-line centre is under recognized.
Rookie of the Year
Nominees: Mark Arcobello, Justin Schultz, Chris VandeVelde, Nail Yakupov
Writers' pick: Nail Yakupov (five votes).
Robin Brownlee: Nail Yakupov.
Jason Gregor: Nail Yakupov. This was a two-horse race. Nail Yakupov was excellent in the final half of the season, while Schultz started strong, but struggled in the 2nd half. I'll give the nod to Yakupov. He ended up leading the team in goals, but I'm sure many will point out that his 21.0% SH is unattainable. It likely is, but I suspect he'll also shoot way more next year. Of the top 60 goal scorers in the league, only one, Patrick Berglund, had fewer shots (74) than Yakupov's 81. In fact, only 5 others had fewer than 100 shots. He has a great shot and when he starts to use it more often, he will likely score more often.
Wanye Gretz: Nail Yakupov. Tough call against Justin Schultz who won the AHL Defenseman of the Year award despite the notable handicap of missing half the season. You have enough accolades for year one Justin. It's Nail's turn. Plus that massive goal celly. OOOOWHEEE
Lowetide: Nail Yakupov.
Jonathan Willis: Nail Yakupov. It's a two-horse battle here, but Yakupov led all rookies in goals, tied for the lead in points and got better with each passing game.
Jason Strudwick: Justin Schultz. The ability to run the PP is evident. Smooth skater and calm. Needs to work on the defensive side of the game but that should come in the next three years.
Goat of the Year
Nominees: Eric Belanger, Ben Eager, Jeff Petry, Ryan Smyth, Ryan Whitney
Writers' pick: Ryan Whitney (two votes).
Wanye Gretz: Ryan Whitney. Damn you Whitney. I don't know what you did to piss off Kreuger so badly that you didn't get to play at all really down the stretch but whatever it is - you fell the farthest short of expectations on a team full of players that fell short of expectations. I really wanted to like you.
Jason Gregor: Multiple. There are too many to choose from, but I will say that collectively the veterans were the most disappointing. Horcoff, Smyth, Whitney, Belanger and Hemsky weren't good enough leaders. They all could have been better, as could have some of the young players, but the vets should know how to play consistent, and too often this season that didn't happen.
Robin Brownlee: Jeff Petry.
Lowetide: Steve Tambellini. Tambellini is the goat because he left those kids out there alone so long. It's a crime.
Jonathan Willis: Ben Eager. There was no shortage of choices here, but Eager played his way off the NHL roster in a year where the team was crying for a player with his skillset to take on a bigger role.
April 30 2013, 09:51AM
see - they should have kept Tambo until after the draft selection. Then get rid of him after he got us #1 again.
Goat of the Year
Brownlee - Jeff Petry
April 30 2013, 10:04AM
Robin, how did you come up with Petry as goat of the year?
April 30 2013, 10:06AM
MVP-Hall BD-Smid BF-Hall UH-Gagner RoY-Yak Goat-Whitney
How can you not pick Whitney after throwing a hissy at the end of the year? Eager was always terrible. Belanger was always terrible. The team actually needed Whitney to be better.
MVP: Taylor Hall bar none.
Best D: Ladislav Smid
Best Forward: Taylor Hall
Unsung Hero: Devan Dubnyk
Rookie of the Year: For both the Oilers and the NHL its gotta be Nail Yakupov.
Goat of the Year: Eric Belanger
I only understand Petry as the goat if you are looking at the back-to-back games where he scored on his own goal and caused us 2 painful losses as a result.
2 wins instead, and we're looking being in the race that much longer, likely no tank job the last 7-8 games (excluding the sh*t kickings we gave Minny and Vancouver)
Goat of the Year
Brownlee - Jeff Petry
Brownlee usually got a good take, but I think I'd still be shaking my head if he gave an explaination. Many nights Petry was the Oilers best dman. The only knock I see was that the offence did not come to fast. He had a struggling partner the earlier part of the year, he struggled a bit moving the puck, but really he emerged as a top consensus top four defender. I think a rival fan would pick Petry after Schultz as the Oilers dman they most covet.
good call on Eager for goat, interesting to see what happens after his buyout....
Don't personally insult the writers. KTHXBYE - ed.
MVP - Hall Best Defenceman - Petry Best Forward - Hall Unsung Hero - Dubnyk Rookie - Yak Goat - Whitney
April 30 2013, 10:19AM
Things will get back to normal draft wise for the Oilers now. Out of the limelight in that 7th position, they'll be free to do things their way again, the old fashioned Oiler way. I'm afraid we'll be reminded of what got us in this mess to begin with.
Somehow seems fitting this new facility appears to be getting washed down the drain with these guys still running things around here. Same old, same old after all the BS hockey fans have been through in this market. Max out with the positive spin, sit back and witness the harvest of all that cash. Lowe has taught MacT well.
IN the same way Hall alone won't win us a cup, players want Gagner traded so the Oilers are better as a team. Sure the guy who replaces him might not get as many points, but if he wins more draws, can stay hard on the puck, and maybe cycle and create some space for his wingers, collectively the second line will score more goals while allowing fewer and that makes the team better.
Nice to see we have two rookie studs again this year, I can only imagine how good they are both going to be.
I would have liked to have seen a biggest welcome surprise category. I know it's similar to unsung hero, but I think Paajarvi did really well to change his game, and play his way back into the top six. If they can get a gritty vetran with some speed and passing ability to play with Yak and Paajarvi, that could be a very deadly line next year. Or if Paajarvi has to go down to third line wing and do his work on the PK, then jump up in the line up when needed, that is fine too. He is becoming a great utility player.
April 30 2013, 10:34AM
Who has criticized Dubnyk? That's insanity.
How about the bone head play of the year? Mark Fistric for that check he put on the player who wasn't his guy. Shoots and scores.
What, no Hartikainen in Goat of the Year voting?
The most hyped player before the season with the worst results during the season: 23gp, 1g 2a -8.
Whitney, Petry, Smyth and Belanger all had a better season.
April 30 2013, 10:52AM
Goat of the year:
The Yakupov for David Clarkson trade proposal.
Runner Up:
The Galchenyuk first overall proposal.
Ultimate Goat of the Year.
Eric Belanger. Sorry dude, hope things work out better for you in Pheonix.
Unwarranted Goat:
Idiotic fans who still think that Dubnyk can't be a great number one goalie.
Goat of the year:
The Yakupov for David Clarkson trade proposal.
Runner Up:
The Galchenyuk first overall proposal.
Ultimate Goat of the Year.
Eric Belanger. Sorry dude, hope things work out better for you in Pheonix.
Unwarranted Goat:
Idiotic fans who still think that Dubnyk can't be a great number one goalie.
Boom. Nailed it.
April 30 2013, 10:59AM
What about the Magnus?
Goat of the Year - Peckham tied with Jasmine
April 30 2013, 11:04AM
Your forgetting Best Sports Radio Host: Dan Tencer.
Goat of the Year - Peckham tied with Jasmine
I would certainly vote that as the disappoinment, surprise or "what the f???" of the year. I always had hopes for him. But hey, he blew it. He knows that. I wish it could have worked out.
Worst trade of the year:
Smithson for a 4th rounder. 1 goal and 7 shots and 2 PIM's in 10 games. Won't be back as he fits MacT's description of a player who at BEST won't make a difference.
Absolutely HATED that trade then, and even more now. Wasn't necessary given the state of the team and could have been avoided had they just claimed one of a number of C's on waivers in the two weeks before.
Thanks Tambo
How about the bone head play of the year? Mark Fistric for that check he put on the player who wasn't his guy. Shoots and scores.
A lot of competition for that. We had Petry shoot it in his net and Dubnyk let one in from center. And thats just off the top of my head.
April 30 2013, 11:12AM
MVP: Taylor Hall PERIOD
Best D: Jeff Petry. Reason: Willis is bang on. Best all around defenseman the Oilers have. In only his second full year in the league, Petry was relied on in every situation.
Best Forward: Taylor Hall PERIOD
Unsung Hero: Ladi Smid. Reason: Hall and Ladi are the two emotional leaders on this team that will do whatever it takes to win. And although Dubs had a very good year, I'm just not sure how the Unsung Hero award can go to anyone but the guy who sacrificed his body on a nightly basis with little praise from the score sheet.
Rookie of the Year: Yakupov. Reason: both J-Schu and Yak showed their talent levels this year. But the two highlights for me are: 1. Yak led a NHL team (debatable, I know) in goals as a 19 year old rookie, 2. J-Schu was -17 on the year.
Goat of the Year: Eric Belanger. Reason: at least Whitney tried. And that's saying a lot compared to Belanger.
Worst trade of the year:
Smithson for a 4th rounder. 1 goal and 7 shots and 2 PIM's in 10 games. Won't be back as he fits MacT's description of a player who at BEST won't make a difference.
Absolutely HATED that trade then, and even more now. Wasn't necessary given the state of the team and could have been avoided had they just claimed one of a number of C's on waivers in the two weeks before.
Thanks Tambo
But unlike one of the waiver guys, we're not stuck with a contract.
Your forgetting Best Sports Radio Host: Dan Tencer.
You've got a radio show?
April 30 2013, 11:24AM
Jason: "I'm sure many will point out that his 21.0% SH is unattainable"
I'm pretty sure it is attainable...as he did it.
Whether it's sustainable is another topic of discussion....
Speaking of radio shows. LT is on the Team. No more Jim Rome wahoo!
Jason: "I'm sure many will point out that his 21.0% SH is unattainable"
I'm pretty sure it is attainable...as he did it.
Whether it's sustainable is another topic of discussion....
My favorite grammar policing of the year.
"Look what he just did" "Yes, but it can't be done" "But he JUST did it" "Nope. Unattainable!"
Ryan Smyth has to be the goat. A true goat should be given every opportunity to work themselves out of that position, not have injury or injury recovery as an excuse. A true goat should also absolutely tank in comparison to any pre-season expectations for their performance. The most I saw for Whitney pre-season was: 'IF Whitney is able to come back and play well this team might succeed'. Ryan Smyth on the other hand was still expected to compete, parking his arse in front of the net, racking up garbage goals and goalie interference penalties. He was an offensive non-factor this year.
Who has criticized Dubnyk? That's insanity.
The new GM
April 30 2013, 11:53AM
It's like a goalie can't be considered a success unless he's standing in his head while facing 40 shots Cujo-style night after night.
If Dubnyk was injured during that 9-game roadie, we'd be picking top-3.
@Matt Henderson
Belanger and Eager didn't throw team under the bus like Whitney. Oilers still have plans for Eager.
@Quicksilver ballet
And Oilers fans will still bash like you will still bash the Oilers non-stop 24/7 because Slats isn't the GM and you hate Lowe.
Heck Lowe got death threats for a trade and fans wanted him fired the day he got hired. No wonder players don't sign in Edmonton when you got fans like that.
Oilers fans will bash any trade the Oilers make because Slats is no longer the GM.
He didn't really criticize him. He said he needs to be better. There's a difference. What about fans bashing Khabby for the same goals that Dubnyk got a free ride and the defense was blamed.
Coming to a team centric hockey blog and complaining that fans are too critical and mean is like walking into a McDonalds and complaining about the lack of organic vegan dishes.
April 30 2013, 01:11PM
No Hemsky option for goat voting? I guess our expectations of Hemsky have fallen so low that being a 0.5 ppg player at $5M a year is just par for the course.
April 30 2013, 01:20PM
Brownlee can defend himself, but the criteria for "goat of the year" was most disappointing player. Depending on your expectations for Jeff Petry, I can understand the choice, even if it's not the one I made.
Only way this comes even remotely close to a logical explanation is if RB's expectations for Petry were nothing short of a Norris nomination.
Now I get it..............................
April 30 2013, 01:22PM
I agree with Brownlee's choice. I seen Petry give up way too often in his own zone; and not willing to do what it takes to stop a player from going to the net. I was expecting him to take a step forward this year and I don't even think he reached last years level.
April 30 2013, 01:23PM
Cut and paste artist ! Been reading the exact same post's for how long ?
April 30 2013, 01:24PM
Belanger and Eager didn't throw team under the bus like Whitney. Oilers still have plans for Eager.
To throw him under the bus before he can do it to them, I hope.
April 30 2013, 01:26PM
Also, Nick "The Sh*tty" Schultz was an option in far too many categories. Best defenseman? Unsung hero? NICK EFFIN SCHULTZ??
The only category he wasn't in, was the one he suits the most - A USELESS EFFING GOAT!
April 30 2013, 01:50PM
Hey Jazzy, try some new words: blast, blister, carp, chide, condemn, disparage, fustigate, lambaste, roast, scorch, slam or slog. Or better yet, go make me a sandwich and do the damn dishes.
April 30 2013, 01:51PM
Cut and paste artist ! Been reading the exact same post's for how long ?
All that is left to complete this thread is an poster who must not be named writing that the Oilers should have drafted Seguin instead of Hall, Landeskog instead of RNH, and Galchenyuk instead of Yak.
April 30 2013, 02:25PM
I think Kevin Lowe did a fantastic job with the Pronger trade, that was a tough circumstance to make a trade in and he still managed to get us Smid and Eberle (draft pick that got him)..long term it was a great trade..just wish Lupol would've panned out better here.
My favorite gritty moment of the year: Taylor Halls hit on Cal Clutterbuck
Runner Up: Taylor Hall's slash.
April 30 2013, 03:58PM
MVP: Hall, and that is a no brainer
Best D: Smid, but also understand Petry
Best forward: Hall
Unsung: I would go with Dubnyk, but understand Smid or Gagner here as well.
Rookie of the Year:Yak (Schultz had it until he burnt out. May have the most future impact)
Goat: Smyth, as his performace dropped the most year over year.
April 30 2013, 04:02PM
What, no Hartikainen in Goat of the Year voting?
The most hyped player before the season with the worst results during the season: 23gp, 1g 2a -8.
Whitney, Petry, Smyth and Belanger all had a better season.
Hard to see Hartikainan as the goat since he was a borderline AHL/NHL player last year and many still thought he needed another year.
If healthy, I would have preferred him to Smyth the entire season.


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But out of the topic I really hate it when people says Luffy is not that strong enough after the training! I really don't get it why they keep on underestimating him! What's their reason? Is it because of FI when Luffy vs. Noah vs. Hordy? People forgetting something - they are fighting underwater where DF users are at most disadvantage and you can even see Luffy how he really improved a lot after 2 years of training and can even last long using his power underwater..Luffy confessed he still not mastered Haki (armanent) because Hordy able to have a good bite of his shoulder that leads to have an open wound when he made berserk attacks at NOAH..And they should know possessing Conqueror's Haki is a real threat and strong infamous people like Roger, WB, Shanks, Dragon and even Hancock have this kind of power..Some people really should try to read OP carefully and analyze it, having a DF power especially logia can be invincible but people who have Haki will be their kryptonite...
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And one more thing - OP chapter 660 showing some impel down prisoners and mark M and also poisonous gas...I can only think of Magellan..And since all characters have like half animals half man like in Impel down arc. I'm not sure though Luffy increased his bounty from 315M = Shabaody to 400M = FI..It's not just about he wrecked havoc in war of the beast I'm sure it has to do with Impel down incident as well..Magellan said he will pursue all of the escapees and also the one who penetrated impel down as well, so I'm thinking since Marines and WG cannot deny or cover up what had happened in Impel down because it was televised by Buggy and witnessed by thousands of marines I'm sure they like made Magellan pay for it..Resulting Magellan to hunt for Luffy like Smoker..
WOwwwwwwwwwww. i love this chpater. Oda is most definetly playing with us . I
wouldn't be suprised if another big shot comes to play.
i still read people thinking this isn't law .....???? IT'S HIM LIVE WITH IT !!!
smoker vs law ? i don't think we'll be seeing a full fight i got the feeling luffy will burst in between the fight .
just like he did with smoker and ace hihi.
anywho these chapters give more questions then anwsers
^^ good spot!! it's probably Mr 2
Any ideas for how Law hopes to take on Smoker? As far as it looks at the moment, his ability, while several feet off the chain, would have no effect on his smoke-body. And I doubt CoA Haki can be used with Law's ability, since as we've always seen, CoA requires physical contact.
Also, Law was trying his best to get Smoker and co. to leave before finally engaging them. Could his earlier confidence have faded off somehow...
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The Excelsior Palace Hotel lies on the Portofino Coast, 1 km (0.5 mi) from Rapallo castles and ruins, 7 km (4 mi) from Portofino, 30 km (19 mi) from Genoa, and 70 km (43 mi) from Cinque Terre.
Two outdoor pools
The Excelsior Palace Hotel features 2 outdoor swimming pools (1 pool is heated and 1 has a spa tub), an indoor pool, and a health club. The hotel offers free WiFi, a spa, 2 restaurants, 2 bars, and a marina on site.
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Hotel Amenities
A 5-star hotel on the Portofino Coast, the Excelsior Palace Hotel offers dramatic sea views and a private beach with direct access from the property. The hotel features the Beach Club (open from June to September, free of charge for guests who book the bed & breakfast basis, with use of 2 sun beds, 2 beach towels, and 1 beach umbrella per room) with 2 outdoor pools (1 pool is heated and 1 has a spa tub), an indoor pool, and sun terraces. The health club and fitness center (open from June to September, free of charge for guests who book the bed & breakfast basis) includes a spa tub. An extensive selection of body and beauty treatments is available at the Beauty & Wellness Club. Free WiFi is available in common areas.
The Ristorante Lord Byron serves fine Ligurian cuisine year-round, and The Eden Roc Lounge & Restaurant provides terrace dining in summer. A breakfast buffet is available daily. The Yachting Bar and the Sporting Bar offer drinks and appetizers. A whole floor is dedicated to event facilities, and a business center is on site. The hotel also has garage parking and a train station pick-up service, both available for a surcharge.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Private beach nearby
- Terrace
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Conference center
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Marina on site
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Concierge services
- Full-service spa
- Health club
- Bar/lounge
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 119
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 7
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Year Built 1901
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- Poolside bar
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 6997
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Indoor pool
- Pool umbrellas
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Conference space size (meters) - 650
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Spa services on site
- Wedding services
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Minibar
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
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- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Free WiFi
- In-room massage available
- Turndown service
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Individually furnished
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Ristorante Lord Byron - Traditional Ligurian and modern cuisine for lunch and dinner. Terrace seating available. A breakfast buffet featuring regional and low-calorie dishes is available each morning 7-10:30 AM.
Eden Roc Lounge & Restaurant - Seaside terrace Restaurant focusing on regional seafood dishes. Open seasonally from noon until midnight for lunch and dinner. A restricted à la carte menu may be served during the afternoon and live music may play after dinner.
Sporting Bar - Light fare and drinks with ocean and pool views. May not offer all meals daily. Reservations required in summer.
Yachting Bar - Serves breakfast, afternoon tea, and happy hour. All meals may not be served daily.
Room service - Available during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
The Excelsior Palace Hotel's Beach Club (open from June to September, from 2 PM on the arrival day to noon on departure day, free of charge only for guests who book the bed & breakfast basis, including use of 2 sunbeds, 2 beach towels, and a beach umbrella per room) offers 2 outdoor infinity pools (1 pool is heated), solarium terraces, 2 spa tubs, floating pool at the sea, and a gazebo for massages (surcharge). The Health Club (open all year round and free of charge only for guests who book the bed & breakfast basis) offers a spa tub and a fitness room with Technogym brand machines. Personal training sessions, spinning courses, and individual instruction in Pilates classes and stretching are available (surcharge).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Water skiing nearby
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- Bicycle rentals on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
- Ziplining nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
The Excelsior Palace Hotel Beauty & Wellness Club is a full-service spa, with 5 massage treatment rooms, offering an extensive menu of body and beauty treatments for men and women (surcharges apply). Treatments can be chosen à la carte or as part of programs lasting up to 6 days. A spa café and spa tub are available. At the Beach Club, an open air gazebo on the terrace is open for massages. Advanced reservations are required for all spa services, so plan ahead.
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- Number of treatment rooms 5
- Outdoor treatment areas
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Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 100 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per day
- Dogs and cats only
- 1 per room (up to 8 kg)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
Optional extras
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet, per day
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 100 per night
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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