Reply With QuoteReally think you undervalued Hedman and RNH. Both could easily jump up two spots from where you have them. I also like Bobrovsky over Varlamov.
Hall, Eberle and Nugent-Hopkins moving forward
Based on a 14 team H2H (keep 6) league with these settings;
2C, 2RW, 2LW, 4D, 2Util, 2G, 5 BN, G, P, A, +/-, GWG, SHG, HAT, SOG: GW, W, L, GGA, SV%, SO
In general, what type of production do you expect out of the 3 Oilers' youngsters this season and moving forward? In the league settings above, how would you rank them as keepers on a list with:
Varlamov
Bobrovsky
MacKinnon
Duchene
Parise
Karlsson
Hedman
My list:
1. MacKinnon
2. Hall
3. Karlsson
4. Duchene
5. Varlamov
6. Bobrovsky
8. Eberle
9. Nugent-Hopkins
10. Parise
11. Hedman
How would you rank em?
12 team Yahoo H2H Keeper League (keep 6)
G, A, P, +/-, PPP, SHP, GWG, SOG
W, L, GAA, SV%, SO
2C - Stamkos
2LW - Benn
2RW - Laine, Marner
4D - Josi
1Util -
2G - Rask
Re: Hall, Eberle and Nugent-Hopkins moving forward
Really think you undervalued Hedman and RNH. Both could easily jump up two spots from where you have them. I also like Bobrovsky over Varlamov.
Bottleneckers (12/16 in 2022)
16 team, points only. G: 2-W, 4-SO.
Top 9F, 4D & 1G . Keep 15, Max 23
F: J. Robertson, J. Hughes, Tavares, Lafreniere, Cozens, Newhook, Teravainen, Domi, R. Strome, Laine, Rossi, Raymond, Holtz, Perfetti
D: Bouchard, McAvoy, Morrissey, Heiskanen
G: Vasilevskiy
Re: Hall, Eberle and Nugent-Hopkins moving forward
Agree, Hedman WAY undervalued, he's arrived and is a star. Over the next 2 years, this is how I have them with those cats. I agree with Nuge being at the bottom as the format heavily rewards shooters and goal scorers over playmakers and Nuge is the only non-30 goal scorer on that list, and he doesn't shoot the puck much. Karlsson's statistical dominance at his position as a 70 point dman puts him at the top (by quite a bit) in this for me.
1. Karlsson
2. Hall
3. MacKinnon
4. Duchene
5. Hedman
6. Bob
7. Varly
8. Parise
9. Eberle
10.Nuge
10 team, head-to-head, multi-cat, keep-12 keeper league. CATS: G,A,+/-,PPP,PIM,SOG,HITS BS,SHP, W,SV,SV%,GAA,SO Daily rosters of 6F, 4D, 2 Flex, 2G
F: Crosby, Hall, Pacioretty, Hartnell, Neal, Nugent-Hopkins, Callahan, Dubinsky, Hossa, Huberdeau, Abdelkader, Bjugstad (IR)
D: Karlsson, Hedman, Muzzin, Savard, Streit (IR)
G: Lundqvist, Quick, Condon
Re: Hall, Eberle and Nugent-Hopkins moving forward
Based on a 14 team H2H (keep 6) league with these settings;
2C, 2RW, 2LW, 4D, 2Util, 2G, 5 BN, G, P, A, +/-, GWG, SHG, HAT, SOG: GW, W, L, GGA, SV%, SO
MY RANKS:
1. Karlsson - He's filthy and a top-10 keeper.
2. Hall - Huge fan. If he can stay healthy, he'll be a force all season.
3. MacKinnon - I love this guy, but temper your expectations for his sophomore season. He's still keep-6 worthy. Will be the next superstar in this league.
4. Bobrovsky - Bob is only 26 and is playing on a team that is rock solid all the way around. His value only continues to go up, IMO.
5. Varlamov - I'm assuming you can keep more than one goalie in your keep-6? If not, he slides down.
6. Duchene - I'm torn between Ducher and Parise. If FOWs were a category, this would automatically put Ducher in your Keep-6 and maybe even give Eberle a boost, but it's not. So I have to consider Parise's ability to shoot his butt off year after year. Tough decision.
8. Parise - See above
9. Eberle - I'm tired of waiting on Eberle. He's a great scoring wing, but thats about all he does.
10. Nugent-Hopkins - See Duchene comments
11. Hedman - No need to keep more than one defensemen, unless you have Subban or Byfuglien, with these categories.
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