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    In a limited keeper (6) and points only, no position requirements

    would you trade parise for seguin?

    What are your projections for the two of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbrzrk View Post
    In a limited keeper (6) and points only, no position requirements

    would you trade parise for seguin?

    What are your projections for the two of them?

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    I wouldn't make this trade. I don't understand all the love for Seguin (mind you I rarely watch a Bruins game). Having said that, I really like the idea of him playing with Benn but I don't see Seguin hitting 70 points this year. maybe next year he will. For Parise I see him steadily hitting 70-85 points for the next 3-4 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbrzrk View Post
    In a limited keeper (6) and points only, no position requirements

    would you trade parise for seguin?

    What are your projections for the two of them?

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    I take Parise.

    I need Seguin to show me more before I can justify making this type of a trade.

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    I must admit I agree with your assessment, to be honest the only reason I am considering it is because I am a Benn owner.

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    I think that Parise may be a bit overrated based on his history. Since his 82 point season in 09/10, he's had one injured season and then two in the 65-70 point range (pro-rated this past season). So while trading a more established player for someone who has one 67 point season under his belt may be a bit risky, going forward there may not be much difference between them. I'm interested in seeing Parise with a full season in Minny - that will give me a sense of his proper value.

    I know this may not help all that much, as I really don't know what to expect of them both, but I wonder how much difference there is between the real and perceived value of Parise point wise. The safe option is Parise, but if you really believe in Seguin breaking out towards PPG someday, this might be a good time to acquire him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheWhale View Post
    I wouldn't make this trade. I don't understand all the love for Seguin (mind you I rarely watch a Bruins game). Having said that, I really like the idea of him playing with Benn but I don't see Seguin hitting 70 points this year. maybe next year he will. For Parise I see him steadily hitting 70-85 points for the next 3-4 years.
    Seguin hit 67pts in his 2nd year playing on the 2nd line wing. I think there's a great chance he hits 70pts setting up Jamie Benn. Especially with the depth Dallas recently acquired.

    Conventional wisdom would suggest you take the proven Parise.

    Point per game averages last 2 seasons.
    Parise - .82
    Seguin - .76

    Pretty comparable. It really depends how risky you are. I love Seguins upside and like the risk/reward here. If you choose seguin, and Parise ends up getting more points, it won't be by a lot. But I think Seguin has 90pt upside. I don't see Parise getting there again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by horrorfan View Post
    I think that Parise may be a bit overrated based on his history. Since his 82 point season in 09/10, he's had one injured season and then two in the 65-70 point range (pro-rated this past season). So while trading a more established player for someone who has one 67 point season under his belt may be a bit risky, going forward there may not be much difference between them. I'm interested in seeing Parise with a full season in Minny - that will give me a sense of his proper value.

    I know this may not help all that much, as I really don't know what to expect of them both, but I wonder how much difference there is between the real and perceived value of Parise point wise. The safe option is Parise, but if you really believe in Seguin breaking out towards PPG someday, this might be a good time to acquire him.
    yeah i think that people are still looking at parise by name and dont realize that yet again he took another hit in his ppg this past season

    even with throwing out the injury season he has seen his numbers decline 3 straight times now

    thats not to say he is a lock to keep declining but the 80-90 point promise of parise ship has sailed imo
     
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    The safe bet would be choosing Parise. Both he and Seguin have had similar production in the last 2 seasons but Parise has shown his ceiling.

    However, Parise is much more valuable in a roto, whereas in a points-only-no-positions league, it brings them closer. Further, I would like to see how Seguin fairs with star-forward like Benn, and with first line TOI.

    If your trading Parise, ask for any pick with Seguin, and that would at least make me feel more comfortable with choosing Seguin. While it is riskier, I would probably choose Seguin.

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    I agree with robmyatt.

    It really depends where your team is and how much risk you can afford to take on.

    It's a very close offer but if you can afford to take a bit of risk (I like my teams to have balance and will take on a couple of riskier players) then I'd be very tempted. In that case, as hockeyprohetmentioned I might ask for a bit of a sweetener.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HockeyProphet View Post
    The safe bet would be choosing Parise. Both he and Seguin have had similar production in the last 2 seasons but Parise has shown his ceiling.

    However, Parise is much more valuable in a roto, whereas in a points-only-no-positions league, it brings them closer. Further, I would like to see how Seguin fairs with star-forward like Benn, and with first line TOI.

    If your trading Parise, ask for any pick with Seguin, and that would at least make me feel more comfortable with choosing Seguin. While it is riskier, I would probably choose Seguin.

    Safe: Parise
    Risky: Seguin

    Ask: for Seguin+a pick

    I agree with this assessment. Straight up I wouldn't do it. But, if you can highlight the proven vs unproven risk you're taken and get the other side to sweeten the deal it might be worth it.

    Seguin will get top regular and PP minutes and he's 21. Having already hit mid-high 60 points in his second season on a Boston type team, I think he'd eclipse 70 in the next season or two. I frankly think he has the talent and now the opportunity to break 80 within two to three years.

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    I'll take Seguin thank you!
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    id take parise by about 5-10 points.
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    Interesting comments. When I originally read the OP I didn't comment because I had no idea. I love Parise and don't want that to cloud my judgement but I also love Seguin and don't want that to cloud my judgement haha. I would say most of the posters are correct. Seguin has a lower downside and a higher upside. Parise is steady. A range for Parise is like 60-75 where for Seguin its 50-80+. Depends what risk you want to take.

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    Thanks for all the replies guys, gave rep where i could, will give again once I can...



    I would agreee with the general consensus here. Parise is the safe bet, where seguin has the risk/reward factor. I made the offer to him and he is on the fence with it, so getting him to sweeten the pot will be difficult. If anything I might need to sweeten it if I really want seguin that bad (not sure I do), but thats why I started this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dbrzrk View Post
    If anything I might need to sweeten it if I really want seguin that bad (not sure I do), but thats why I started this thread.
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