Regressing to the mean since 2015, it's the Hockey PEDEOCast with your host, Dmitri Filippovich.

Welcome to the Hockey PEDEOCast. My name's Dimitri Filipp Filipovich and joining me as my good buddy, Daryl, the 50 game mark is sitting in a playoff spot, but I think

far more interesting for our purposes and the reason we wanted to highlight them today is because

of how they're doing it.

We're going to talk about two players in particular that I think encapsulate that best in Travis

Kinecti and Owen Tippett.

This is a team that Sport Logic has at 7.7

rush chances per game this season. The only teams ahead of them in that stat are the devils,

the Oilers, and the Leafs, three teams that I think if you're making a list of teams with the most

offensive firepower, especially atop their lineups, they'd be right up there near the top of that

list. The flyers certainly would not be, especially heading into the season, yet here they are. And I think

what they're doing tactically with a lot of these players is allowing them to play that way and is very

interesting. And so I think that's why we are going to do them today. What sticks out to you? I sent you a real treasure chest of clips, probably over an

hour reward. We're getting to the point now, you know, early in the season, I was sending you five,

10 games, we're getting near 50 games. We're approaching full feature film length for some of these.

What stuck out to you in watching them play, whether it's on a team

level or whether you just want to dive into the two players we're going to highlight today

in particular? Well, first off, the more video, the better. I love watching it because the more

video you can see, the more trends that really pop out. And, you know, I'll start, I think, with just the flyers in general.

Their rush chances and some of the things that I see that they do exceptionally well.

I think, and I've said this before, whenever you're looking at any given situation in hockey, my practice is always to try to look at

what happens in the play that is immediately before. So when you look at the rush,

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