Wich one of those 7 D would you get rid off

[ddtop]

Hi everyone,
i'd like some tought on my team D from a dinasty league in wich we give 1pts for G and A, 0,2 for PIM and ±, 0,1 for SOG. It's a deep league with 24 team starting 4 D + a 6 man bench. Here's the guys I currently own:

Kulikov
Edler
Brodin
Voynov
Rielly
Schultz
Myers

I'd like to run with 6 D going forward and I would like to trade one of these guys to get help upfront. Is it the general opinion here that kulikov should be the man I trade (or try to)? If you guy have sometime to do a little ranking with 2-3 years prediction, it would help alot. Since Kulikov is'nt receiving alot of love in the trade market, I may think of trading a guy who hold a better value if they are close in production. For example, i've been asked alot about Voynov and was thinking of trading him since I dont see his upside that high especially in LA system.

TY, for any insight.

[sharpp87]

I would trade Myers

Ristolainen and Zadorov are coming
Ehrhoff is still there to get some PP time
And who knows if Jamie Mc Bain will ever be good..

I'd trade Myers...1 pts in his last 8 game while being - 10. 3 bad seasons in a row....

Trade him you wont regret, you still have Rielly, Schultz, Brodin..... it easy to draft/find a similar player to Myers.

[The Hockey Hitman]

Myers and Kulikov are the weakest keepers here IMO

[MillerTime89]

Myers and Kulikov are both droppable, IMO. Heck, try packaging the two for another defensemen in a trade.

[marshal]

Not sure if you're gonna get anything for Myers - coming from a Myers owner too. He doesn't put up points, doesn't get a lotta PIMs and is almost a non-factor for PPPs. I think Schultz, Rielly and Voynov are three you definitely need to hold onto. I'd think about dealing Edler/Brodin/Myers.

[The Bottlenecker]

Myers and Kulikov are the first two on the block, but I wouldn't hesitate o move Brodin or Edler also if the deal was right. I would be keeping the others unless a very sweet deal came along for them.

[Fast Tony DeNiro]

Myers and Kulikov are probably the bottom two, and you miiiight be able to get something decent for Kuli. Myers is a lost cause though, I doubt you'd get more than a bucket of pucks for him.

Shop Brodin. He's a "better in real life than fantasy" type who has some hype.

[ccsitdown]

I agree with the last few posts. If you can get anything for Myers or Kulikov, those are your weakest options. But if you actually want to get something in return, value is pretty low on Kuli and very low on Myers, you might have a hard time finding takers. I would watch for a slight uptick in Brodin down the stretch as Minnesota returns to full strength, and try to move him. Edler may not regain the 50-point-pace form he had a few seasons ago as the Canucks are not as strong as they were, but he is better than he has shown this season. I wouldn't consider moving Schultz, Reilly or Voynov, I think you would regret it.

[ddtop]

TY everyone. This will realy help. REP for all of you.

[bigbabybuda]

I would move Kulikov before Myers. He is a lost cause imo. From what I've read Myers is playing a lot better as of late but.... I also would explore moving Edler as there probably is no market for either of Kulikov or Myers.