Reply With QuoteI always subscribe to the theory that scoring dmen are harder to find than scoring forwards and Schultz looks like the second coming of Karlsson right now. Pavelski is no slouch either.
Give me the Schultz side in this one.
e.kane and j.carlson for j.schultz and j.pavelski
which side in a keeper. i might have to give up enstrom instead of carlson
keeper league rotisserie and pts are
goals, assista. pts, plus/ minus, pims, ppp, shp, gwg
goalie pts- wins, g.a., g.a.a., sa, sv, sv%, so
players are
c- j.benn, tavares,h.sedin, d.stepan,
rw- ,perry, e.malkin, d, byfuglien, t.toffoli
lw- d.sedin, e.kane, m.lucic, l.couture
d-men- yandle, fowler, oel, d.doughty, t.enstrom ,m.rielly j.trouba, h.lindholm
g- a.niemi, m.a.fleury, s.bobrovsky, j.markstrom,
you get to keep everyone and dress 3 per forward position and 2 utility as well as 5 d-men. 82 games for each spot
I always subscribe to the theory that scoring dmen are harder to find than scoring forwards and Schultz looks like the second coming of Karlsson right now. Pavelski is no slouch either.
Give me the Schultz side in this one.
10 Team H2H ESPN Keeper - G, A, PIM, FOW, ATOI, SOG, HIT, BLK, DEF, STP, W, SO, SV, GAA, SV%
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Forwards: McDavid, Matthews, Ovechkin, Couture, Toews, Henrique, Perry, Perron, Maroon, Galchenyuk, Neal, R. Smith, Parise, Stastny, Konecny, Patrick
Defence: Ristolainen, Josi, Hamilton, Giordano, Fowler, Ekholm, Schultz
Goalies: Fleury, Lundqvist, Smith
IR: Crawford
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