Calgarypuck Prospect Ranking 2016 - Round 10

[TheScorpion]

Please let there be a Pribyl-won runoff so I don't have to vote for him for the seventh time on Wednesday.

[Bingo]

and a run off it is ...

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by mikephoen

I'm voting for Pribyl strictly because he has the highest NHLe.

I don't follow most of the guys on the list other than a cursory look here and there. I would bet lots of money that most people voting here are the same in that regard.

What was his NHLe?

[Roof-Daddy]

Originally Posted by Enoch Root

What was his NHLe?

43 points

The creator of NHLe has the Czech league's NHLE number at 0.52
Pribyl had 45 points in 45 games in the Czech league last season.

45/45=1
1 x 0.52 x 82 = 43 (rounded up)

Spoiler!

Here are the NHLE conversion factors the calculator uses:

QMJHL 0.26
AHL 0.47
WHL 0.27
WCHA 0.44
NCHC 0.41
NLA 0.4
ECAC 0.23
Big-10 0.35
CCHA 0.32
H-East 0.37
NHL 1.0
MHL 0.18
OHL 0.32
ECHL 0.22
SHL 0.6
SMLIIGA 0.29
KHL 0.8
VHL 0.38
SEL 0.6
USHL 0.27
Allsvenskan 0.8
SuperElit 0.2
BCHL 0.13
DEL 0.52
CZECH 0.52
JrLiiga 0.36
CZECH2 0.29
AJHL 0.15
CCHL 0.15
High School 0.08
2.Gbun 0.16
J18 Allsvenskan 0.16
J18 Elit 0.16
u20 0.55
Austria 0.08
CHL 0.3
U19 0.3
For anyone not familiar with NHLE, the formula is dead simple:

NHLE = Points / Number of Games * NHLE Conversion Factor for League (from above list) * 82

[Itse]

Nm.

[Enoch Root]

Originally Posted by Roof-Daddy

43 points

The creator of NHLe has the Czech league's NHLE number at 0.52
Pribyl had 45 points in 45 games in the Czech league last season.

45/45=1
1 x 0.52 x 82 = 43 (rounded up)

Spoiler!

Here are the NHLE conversion factors the calculator uses:

QMJHL 0.26
AHL 0.47
WHL 0.27
WCHA 0.44
NCHC 0.41
NLA 0.4
ECAC 0.23
Big-10 0.35
CCHA 0.32
H-East 0.37
NHL 1.0
MHL 0.18
OHL 0.32
ECHL 0.22
SHL 0.6
SMLIIGA 0.29
KHL 0.8
VHL 0.38
SEL 0.6
USHL 0.27
Allsvenskan 0.8
SuperElit 0.2
BCHL 0.13
DEL 0.52
CZECH 0.52
JrLiiga 0.36
CZECH2 0.29
AJHL 0.15
CCHL 0.15
High School 0.08
2.Gbun 0.16
J18 Allsvenskan 0.16
J18 Elit 0.16
u20 0.55
Austria 0.08
CHL 0.3
U19 0.3
For anyone not familiar with NHLE, the formula is dead simple:

NHLE = Points / Number of Games * NHLE Conversion Factor for League (from above list) * 82

I know its just numbers and they are what they are, but that seems really high to me, considering that the Czech league is ranked somewhere down near the Austrian league for overall talent.

I would suspect that there haven't been many data points and that the numbers are skewed by a few successful transitions.