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The Mother-fucking goddamn Off-season Thread

I just greg moored the greg moore news.

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this was this week re: penguins search.

gulp.

I'll toss out a fun prediction. I bet they hire Karmanos. He's primarily an analytics guy so maybe that's ok + he has a lot of experience in the league. Idk much else about him tho.

* Karmanos helped Rutherford start the process of integrating analytics into their hockey operations department in Carolina, which he said is still a work in progress. Unlike other professional sports, hockey has been slower mainstreaming analytics into its culture. And in turn, that made it tough for people within individual organizations to feel comfortable integrating advanced metrics into everyday use.

But analytics have become much more prominent over the last season or so, with dominant teams like Los Angeles and Chicago open about the way they’ve embraced analytics to gain as many advantages as possible.

Rutherford has embraced analytics as well, and is adamant about doing his part to help the Penguins gain all of those advantages as well.

“In Carolina, we were just rounding into it where we were hoping for that consistency, which is what we’re trying to bring here throughout,” Karmanos said. “And that starts with Jim and his willingness to go there and to make analytics part of the process, and a significant part. So I’m excited.

“I think it’s important for people to know that we want to find an edge, we want to look at all those ways that help the club get to where we all want to get to.”
 
A Philadelphia native, Tulsky holds a B.A. in chemistry and physics from Harvard University and a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley. He also conducted a two-year post-doctoral study at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC. He worked in high-tech industry for 12 years, managing teams of researchers focused on using nanotechnology to solve problems in DNA sequencing, solar energy, displays, and energy storage; he holds 19 US patents.

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Oh, damn. He's like... KING of the nerds.
Huh? How is this guy in hockey then?
 
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