Reply With QuoteThere is no one on your team worth dropping for Carcillo. Keep an eye on him, but I highly doubt he gains more value than anyone you already have unless you lose someone to injury.
Pick up Dan Carcillo? (skating on first line)
I saw a blurb that he was skating with Toews and Hossa. He was great a few years ago in Philly when he was getting huge PIM with about 25 points. Would you drop anyone for him?
8 team h2h, g, a, p, ppp, +/-, pim. w, l, sv%, gaa.
C (start 4) - Tavares, Backstrom, Thornton, Getzlaf, Roy, Zajac
LW (start 4) - Elias, Fleischmann, McDonald, Doan, van Riesmdyk
RW (start 4) - Eberle, St. Louis, Wheeler, Voracek, Okposo, Tarasenko
D (start 4) - Boyle, Pietrangelo, Yandle, Doughty
G (start 3) - Quick, Ward, Kiprusoff, Nabokov
There is no one on your team worth dropping for Carcillo. Keep an eye on him, but I highly doubt he gains more value than anyone you already have unless you lose someone to injury.
Without me, it's only "aweso".
Same here. I wouldn't drop anyone for him, but keep an eye on him. Frankly, I'd be surprised if he stays on that line.
One year. 14 team. Roto. No positional requirements.
Scoring Categories: G, A, SOG, FOW, +/-, PIM, Hits, SPct, GAA, W
F: Nash, Backes, Getzlaf, M. Koivu, Vanek, Jagr, Clowe, Horton, Stewart, Ott, Z. Kassian
D: Suter, Seabrook, Diaz, L. Schenn, Robidas
G: Lundqvist, Varlamov, Theodore
IR: Burns
I think Carcillo will be useless... some token assists.
But his main value lies with PIM and I think Bollig & Mayers will do the bulk of fighting, and I think Carcillo will take a bit of a back seat. It's not like Carcillo will need to bail those guys out of trouble - I think he's smaller than both of them.
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