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NHL Arbitration Starting: James Mirtle Reminds us to Set our Clocks Back

James Mirtle has a list of arb-eligible players today. The Jets are arb-free with Blake Wheeler's signing, so the fun stuff will be the Parise and Weber deals.

Although Mirtle mentions that these hearings get contentious (like Atlanta agreeing to Clarke MacArthur's arb request so that they could cut him) but he doesn't tell us what actually goes on in the hearings: both teams and players may only use statistics that appear on NHL.com in arbitration hearings. It's always a little unclear what that means - you can calculate GVT or Corsi or Quality of Competition or Zone Starts or 'With or Without You' directly from NHL.com, but they're probably off-limits. The end result is that teams and agents come up with a list of comps based on counting stats and player reputations.

Did you think I meant Mirtle was reminding us to set our clocks back an hour? More like 25 years.

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That last line needs a * puts on sunglasses * in the middle.

by Frank Reich Revolution on Jul 19, 2011 11:01 AM EDT reply actions  

It’s always a little unclear what that means – you can calculate GVT or Corsi or Quality of Competition or Zone Starts or ‘With or Without You’ directly from NHL.com, but they’re probably off-limits.

Oooh. So that means a new CBA could entail new stats?

by Olivier on Jul 19, 2011 11:06 AM EDT reply actions  

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