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Next week begins Majors Cup qualifying, so regardless of where your club sits in the BSL standings, its a fresh start.
Monday, May 21, 2012
POWER RANKINGS: Week 11
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Next week begins Majors Cup qualifying, so regardless of where your club sits in the BSL standings, its a fresh start.
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Drop Alejandro Moreno, pick up Steven Beitashour.
ReplyDeleteLooking back at last weeks Box Score for my game...didnt Bill Hamid have a clean sheet in his Wednesday game? Shouldn't that round him up to a 1T average for the week?
ReplyDeleteHe did, but he played 2 games. So he did not average zero goals against in the match. A keeper that plays 2 games in the same week needs 2 clean sheets to get a clean sheet point. They have a better chance to average enough saves.
ReplyDeleteI think thats fair enough, but fundamentally stupid. They should be treated on a game-by-game basis, the same as goals. He gave up 1 goal in 2 games/180 minutes, and received 0 points. I accept the ruling, but would like a league vote on how to address goalie clean sheets and saves in a multi-game week.
ReplyDeleteThis might be another way to see it. Say Edson Buddle scores 3 goals in 2 games. That 1.5 goals per game is 'favorably rounded up' to a 2T score for the week.
DeleteTechnically, Bill Hamid allowed 1 goal in 2 games, for a 0.5 goals allowed per game. If that is 'favorably rounded up' (technically rounded down) than he has posted a single clean sheet, if you want to look at it that way.
We voted on that idea 2 years ago and it was voted against by a majority if you remember.
DeleteThe concensus as it gave too much power to the goal keeper with a real easy chance to score when he plays 2 games in a week, not to mention saves coming into the boxscore.
we can vote again.