To GOalie for it or not?

[BlackhawksFan]

I am in the 20tm salary keeper in signature. I am in the top five in the standings. This is due to F and D performance. I am ranked dead last or in the bottom three in G categories.

Like last year, I am in a dilemma. Do i struggle along, make the playoffs, and then lose because of goal tending? Or do i make a move? Or do i wait a year or two and just play my future cards since I have some up and coming G in the wings(Saros/Jarry/Husso/Korpisalo).

There is interest in these prospect goalies. I might possibly consider trading one of them for another bonafide NHL starter to solve my problem. SInce there is only on G start per day, I can foresee in a few years having a logjam with the aforementioned goalies(i.e. too many to start all).

So, with all this, do i trade one? Or keep them in the hopes they have a higher future value? If i do trade one, what kind of NHL starter could I expect in return? I know it would most likely have to be some kind of package deal.

Info and opinions greatly appreciated.

[MZac]

I'd keep your goalie prospects. They are hard to predict and possibly only 1 turns into a bona fide nhl starter. If more than one does trade them when they have more value.

It appears you don't need more firepower so trading a goalie prospect for a forward doesn't make sense to me.

Id look at acquiring a legit nhl starter now so you can compete. You may have to pay with a top forward but trade from strength and address your weakness.

[lucafen4]

Get the goalie.

[stevegamer]

I'd be VERY willing to deal a goalie prospect + something for a starting NHL goalie. Ideally, you'd get a guy where he is on the same team as one of your prospects, but goalie prospects are essentially the penny stock of the fantasy hockey world - some will hit, but most won't. time to upgrade one to a goalie that helps you now, since your contending window is already open.