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Originally Posted by Da_Chief
This is exactly why the Coyotes are where they are, going by advanced stats will lead you to believe Gio-Hamilton is one of the best pairings out there but they really are not.
They get hemmed in their zone (excusable since they're facing top lines) but they turnover the puck more then just here and there (especially Hamilton). Gio has played quite well, Hamilton needs to improve quite a bit for them to actually considered one of the best pairing.
They're good but not as good as those numbers make them out to be.
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Okay but what is this based on? Is it what you are seeing from watching the games? Do you also watch other top d pairings from around the league?
I’m genuinely curious how you came to that conclusion. Not saying it is right one way or the other.