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LetsGoPreds · 10-22-2017, 05:35 PM

I found a few data issues with the Nashville Predators historical challenge.

Kimmo Timonen has the captain's C when the challenge starts in 2005-06, but that was Greg Johnson's final season as captain. Timonen was only captain for one season (2006-07) before being traded to PHI.
Paul Kariya, who would lead the 2005-06 Predators in both goals (31) and assists (54) and go on to play four more productive seasons of NHL hockey, is rated as the fifth-best left wing on the team's roster with a 1.5 overall and 1.5 potential.
Pekka Rinne (1.5 overall, 4.0 potential) and Chris Mason (1.0 overall, 1.0 potential) should be swapped on the depth chart - at the very least Mason should be given a mild boost, maybe to 1.5 or 2.0 overall. Mason (23 GP, .913 Sv%, 2.54 GAA) was the regular backup to Tomas Vokoun in 2005-06. Rinne (2 GP, .900 Sv%, 3.80 GAA) was playing his first pro season in North America and all but 63 of his 3,023 minutes that year were played in AHL Milwaukee.

10-22-2017, 05:35 PM	#27
LetsGoPreds Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: Washington State Posts: 38	Nashville Predators historical challenge I found a few data issues with the Nashville Predators historical challenge. Kimmo Timonen has the captain's C when the challenge starts in 2005-06, but that was Greg Johnson's final season as captain. Timonen was only captain for one season (2006-07) before being traded to PHI. Paul Kariya, who would lead the 2005-06 Predators in both goals (31) and assists (54) and go on to play four more productive seasons of NHL hockey, is rated as the fifth-best left wing on the team's roster with a 1.5 overall and 1.5 potential. Pekka Rinne (1.5 overall, 4.0 potential) and Chris Mason (1.0 overall, 1.0 potential) should be swapped on the depth chart - at the very least Mason should be given a mild boost, maybe to 1.5 or 2.0 overall. Mason (23 GP, .913 Sv%, 2.54 GAA) was the regular backup to Tomas Vokoun in 2005-06. Rinne (2 GP, .900 Sv%, 3.80 GAA) was playing his first pro season in North America and all but 63 of his 3,023 minutes that year were played in AHL Milwaukee.