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The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=27 /] The Good […]
It’s not often that change is viewed as a positive, especially when that change comes to an organization as successful as the Detroit Red Wings. Sure, the Wings have seen all kinds of change over the last 20 years, from players to coaches to general managers. In professional sports, change is a constant and no […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=25 /] The Good […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=24 /] The Good […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=22 /] The Good […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=21 /] The Good […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=20 /] The Good […]
In just about an hour, Brian Rafalski will walk up to a podium in the Olympia Club, sit down next to Ken Holland and cease to do the thing he has done since he was a young boy growing up in Dearborn, Michigan. Sure, he’ll probably strap on the skates again at some point, whether […]
The traditional method of ranking individual player performance is usually some sort of “report card” or “A+” grading system. Not here. You see, we like to keep things simple at TPL. You either made the grade or you didn’t. No grey area. Black and white. This is “Pass/Fail.” Statistically Speaking [table id=18 /] The Good […]
Now that we’ve all had a chance to decompress a bit and soak up the fact that there is no more Red Wings hockey to be played, we can finally get down to the summer long business of breaking down what went right and/or wrong in Hockeytown this year. Petrella and J.J. are already cruising […]