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Originally Posted by Lord Carnage
Again, why "Advanced Stats" is just ancillary information.
You can pick this stat, that stat, and the other stat (1,2, and 3 above), and magically they seem to suggest something that just isn't true.
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That's just you being ignorant of what they suggest.
Those three stats suggest that among players who played a defensive role on their teams, and yet drove the puck up the ice, Paul Byron was one in a select group of 6. Nothing more, nothing less. That's a unique player. If you're confusing that for "Maybe I should pick up Byron in my hockey pool and trade him for Bergeron or Landeskog?" then that's as dumb as saying "Malkin sucks at faceoffs, therefore he sucks at hockey"