That graph doesn't seem right. Especially the "number of players" axis. Is that saying there have been a range of 220 to 300 former college players in the NHL? I know that's not right, just wondering if I'm reading it wrong.
220-300 is correct - there are NCAA college players from the USA, Canada and many other countries included in this range of players, which comprises almost a third of overall NHL players.
You might be getting confused with the American (only) player list?
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ReplyDeleteThe graph looks pretty close I would say 30% of each class makes it to the show.
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ReplyDeleteThat graph doesn't seem right. Especially the "number of players" axis. Is that saying there have been a range of 220 to 300 former college players in the NHL? I know that's not right, just wondering if I'm reading it wrong.
ReplyDelete220-300 is correct - there are NCAA college players from the USA, Canada and many other countries included in this range of players, which comprises almost a third of overall NHL players.
ReplyDeleteYou might be getting confused with the American (only) player list?
It is spot each year 30% of DU's team goes to the NHL, each year 0 from CC's
ReplyDelete8:15 - your conclusion is elementary. Go back to 6th grade math.
ReplyDelete11:38 (I'm guessing also 8:15) - I'm guessing this is supposed be a joke. haha.
30% of DU's players go to the NHL year. 95% of them don't make an impact in the NHL.
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