#player-regression

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fromTheLeafsNation
5 days ago

Blame game, Scott Laughton skating, and Marlie matters: Leaflets

The season is still young but also isn't nothing and whether you feel the Leafs will be fine or not is somewhat irrelevant. What matters is that this doesn't look like a club that is attempting to prove that they can do even better without Mitch Marner. Matias Maccelli, Nicolas Roy, and Dakota Joshua haven't taken steps back from their 2024-25 downturns, and Anthony Stolarz' save percentage points to a club that is witnessing their PDO bubble burst.
National Hockey League
New York Yankees
fromwww.amny.com
2 weeks ago

Yankees must take long look at Anthony Volpe, shortstop conundrum this winter | amNewYork

Anthony Volpe's significant 2025 regression (.212/.663 OPS, defensive lapses, negative run values) makes the Yankees' shortstop position a pressing offseason problem.
Washington Capitals
fromJapers' Rink
3 weeks ago

Rink Roundtable: Previewing the 2025-26 Season

The Capitals should remain competitive under Coach Spencer Carbery, likely make the playoffs, but may see individual and team regression while maintaining work ethic.
fromESPN.com
4 weeks ago

The NHL's top regression candidates for 2025-26: Geekie, Scheifele, more

Last season, there were plenty of opportunities for regression, given what occurred during the 2023-24 season. Almost every player in last year's article regressed in a meaningful way. Auston Matthews, Sam Reinhart, Jonathan Marchessault, Zach Hyman and the Vancouver Canucks regressed in their own significant ways from the previous season. That's not to say they won't bounce back this season.
Boston Bruins
Washington Nationals
fromNatsbaseball
1 month ago

Monday Quickie - Season Wrap

Nationals season ended in disappointing performance, risking a prolonged rebuild as key young pieces may be traded and ownership and management changes create uncertainty.
fromBattery Power
1 month ago

Braves look to cap Jake Irvin's bad year in Game 1 of doubleheader

2024 had a lot of struggle bug-esque moments for the Braves, but one of the big ones was their inability to do... much of anything against Nationals starter Jake Irvin. The Braves and Irvin faced off four times, and while the Braves came away with two victories, the part where they hit against Irvin wasn't very fun. He dominated them in May (Braves won 2-0 late), had an okay start that the Braves lost in June, had a legitimately bad outing in August, and then beat up on the Braves again in September.
Washington Nationals
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