Regardless of what players, coaches, etc., say about analytics, the thing that irks me most (irrespective of how I feel about them), is that it just seems tough to be a fan on here.
For example: If you like Nathan Beaulieu, for instance, you're an idiot.
For example: If you like Nathan Beaulieu, for instance, you're an idiot.
Another example: If you don't like Mathieu Perreault, you're an idiot.
Twitter is a bad place to be a fan with a differing opinion. It's just a shit show most of the time because people are so embedded in their own cause they can't see the other side.
Twitter is a bad place to be a fan with a differing opinion. It's just a shit show most of the time because people are so embedded in their own cause they can't see the other side.
And the irony here is that both sides are cheering for the same thing, they just see things in a different lens.
And some will say, "Well, just don't be on Twitter."
That's a shitty solution for fans who want to be a part of a community of other fans.
That's a shitty solution for fans who want to be a part of a community of other fans.
It's dumb to even have to point out that people just need to be kinder to one another and allow people of the same fanbase to like players one another may not agree on.
Who cares.
Who cares.
The insinuation that Player A is a piece of shit because his shot differential falls below 45% or his expected goals is around the same mark grows tiresome.
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