Replacement in 13-year dynasty league

[Irriducibile11]

Looking to replace this manager in an active, competitive, 13-year dynasty league:

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Prospects: Shane Wright, Kent Johnson, Xavier Bourgault, Dylan Holloway, Jack Quinn, Owen Power, Philip Broberg, Olivier Rodrigue, Dylan Garand, Evan Fitzpatrick, Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen, Michael DiPietro, Mads Søgaard, Devon Levi, Sebastian Cossa, Dennis Hildeby, Samuel Jonsson

The team has 3rd, 15th, 20th and 27th overall draft pick this year.

H2H, Daily, Full Keeper (23 players), FREE. So far Yahoo, but moving to Fantrax now.

Each off-season there's a 3-round prospect draft. Prospects are players who have been eligible for an NHL draft and are under 60 regular season career games for skaters, or 30 for goalies. Please note that some of the prospects above may need to be moved to the active roster before the start of the 23/24 (which means dropping or trading some of the active players), I haven't checked yet who's over 60. Unless they have already been moved.

If you'd like to know more details, feel free to ask.

[Scapegoat_Dangler]

Curious,

23 full active players? How deep can your prospect pool be? What are the scoring categories?

[Irriducibile11]

Well, it's 16 starters + 7 bench. But yes, 23 are always on your roster, i.e. not in minors or so.

Pool depth has no limit.

Goals (G), Assists (A), Plus/Minus (+/-), Penalty Minutes (PIM), Powerplay Points (PPP), Shorthanded Points (SHP), Shots on Goal (SOG), Faceoffs Won (FW), Hits (HIT), Blocks (BLK)
Wins (W), Goals Against Average (GAA), Saves (SV), Save Percentage (SV%), Shutouts (SHO)

[Scapegoat_Dangler]

Thanks for the reply but I'm out. I'm not a fan of plus/minus or pim's at all. I also can't wrap my head around a minor pool without depth.

[Irriducibile11]

I'm not a fan of plus/minus or pim's at all

Neither am I. In my re-draft leagues, I archived these stats a long time ago. Unfortunately, in this keeper league we have a lot of conservative forces, so polls about changes often end up with the option "no change" winning...