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Around the League 2019-2024 Edition

ha McDrai both end up as minus players in the playoffs while leading in scoring.

PP merchants.





ah yeah it's petty and useless but fuck it...


Even Strength

Matthews 11gms, 4gls, 7pts, +2
McDavid 12gms, 2gls, 7pts, -1

Marner 11gms, 2gls, 8pts, +7
Draisaitl 12gms, 7gls, 10pts, -1

Tavares 11gms, 3gls, 6pts, -1
Hyman 12gms, 1gls, 4pts, +1

Nylander 11gms, 2gls, 6pts, -4
RNH 12gms, 1gls, 1pts, -6

O'Reilly 11gms, 1gls, 6pts, -3
Kane 12gms, 2gls, 4pts, -3



Rielly 11gms, EV 4gls, 11pts, +11
Ekholm 12gms, EV 1gls, 6pts, +0

Brodie 11gms, EV 0gls, 3pts, -3
Nurse 11gms, EV 0gls, 3pts, -2

McCabe 11gms, EV 0gls, 2pts, -7
Bouchard 12gms, EV 0gls, 2ps, -4
And you'd still trade 34 and 16 straight up for 97 and 29 if a GM was dumb enough to offer you that deal.
 
I was in my 20s the last time I saw one. I thought seeing 9 was enough. It isn't after 30 years.

What have you done for me lately?
 
The Leafs and Oilers have 6 of the top 13 playoff scorers, including the only 2 dmen in the top 30. Stars not scoring enough isn't the whole problem.
 
Oh wow definitely makes up for 250 days of -20C. Enjoy your three weeks of summer.
Average high and low temps for Edmonton in the winter:

November: High 0C Low -8C
December: High -5 Low -13
January: High -4 Low -13
February: High -4 Low -14
March: High 2 Low -8

Average high and low temps for Toronto in the winter:

November: High 8 Low 2
December: High 3 Low -3
January: High 0 Low -7
February: High 0 Low -6
March: High 5 Low 2

Average annual snowfall

Edmonton: 123.5 cm/year
Toronto: 121.5 cm/year

Average annual days of sun

Edmonton: 325 days/year
Toronto: 305 days/year

Not exactly extreme in the differences, except that Edmonton gets 20 more days of sun per year than Toronto and about eleventy billion more than Vancouver, where I lived before.

And in case you haven't heard about all the wildfires here, I can attest to the fact that we have summers as long and as hot as Toronto nowadays, thanks to climate change.
 
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