points only I gotta go Ellis, I feel Trouba is the more valuable one in an all stats league
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D: Makar, Dahlin, Chychrun, Drysdale
G: Shesterkin, Saros, Markstrom
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They both have the upper echelon smarts but Trouba has more ability, I think, when you look at his size and speed. He's going to be a game breaker soon... in a similar mold to John Carlson. He is 1 or 2 years away from taking over for Big Byf and running WPGs back end. Ellis will never get that chance no matter where he is.
Trouba for me.
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The Calrson comparison is actually a very good one............right down to the fact that other than a not even two season stretch Carlson has been held below point per every other game output due to the team relying upon him to do things that don't translate to high scoring. That describes the near future for Trouba. Meanwhile, Nashville saw what Ellis was capable of down the stretch and in the playoff, and will be more than happy to unleash him in situations that put points on the board.
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Ellis for me.
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I take Trouba here. Ellis might be more dependable and you know what to expect but Trouba has the upside
For a keeper, points only I would say Trouba. I think Trouba is set for 40+ point while Ellis might have trouble going over 40points.
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B: Woll Perfetti Poitras
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Trouba just due to pecking order - I actually like them both to having similiar upsides I just see Trouba being able to hit his more easily than Ellis due to the supporting cast and deployment
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Trouba because of the depth in NAS
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I was inspired by this thread and decided to cover these two in a cage match - look for it in two weeks,
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