Embracing Numbers - Or Why I Learned to Watch the Game AND Use Statistics
Read this article as it makes some very good points like the ones below:
I'm warning people about confusing what is and what should be.
Despite your system and your focus, not only is your memory unreliable and malleable but your mind is also subject to cognitive biases and heuristics (mental short-cuts that make problem solving simpler) that impact your judgment and decision making.
Is it statistics that need to be confirmed by observation, or the other way around?
Answer: It's a trick question. If the stats are good, they should be able to both base an argument off of, as well as support one already made.
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I'd say worse off than they were last season both in terms of talent and cap flexibility.
Nonis Needs to Find Help for Phaneuf
Welcome to the conversation from May.
The All-Time Best Leafs from Countries
Or something like that. I don't know. What a dumb idea.
Dos and Don'ts for Your Upcoming NHL Arbitration Hearing
Do sign for far far less than your last contract, Mark Fraser.
Charlie Simmer - The Sniper that the Seals Threw Away
Step into 1967ers way back machine.
