Grab Fleury?

[ziggy90]

He's on the waiver wire right now.

I have Brodeur, Vokoun, Ward, and now Lehtonen. I want to roll with four guys who get a lot of starts.

Would you drop any for Fleury, figuring that he'll likely bounce back sometime?

[Straight Chillin]

This is an easy answer - yes.

But first, what are your goalie stats?

I would drop Ward or Lehtonen for Fleury. Yes, he is off to a horrid start, but you know the Pens are going to bounce back. If for no other reason than he will give you close to 40 or over 40 wins this year, you dump one of the two I mentioned and pick him up.

I wish I had sweet waiver wires like some of you guys.

[ziggy90]

CATS: W, GAA, SV, SA, SV%, SHO.

So having a warm body in net will get me more SV and SA, and more chance of wins.

Wondering if I should give up a #2 waiver pick on it, or risk waiting til free agency. Think he's worth it?

P.S. Daegu? Cool, I'm in Anyang. ^_^

[Tobias Funke]

yes take fluery

[Straight Chillin]

I know Fleury will be somewhat hazardous to your GAA and SV% but he is an upgrade over Lehtonen and I feel that he'd have more trade value for you once he heated up. I would use the #2 waiver selection on a starting goalie with tremendous upside. Do it.

P.S. Doing fantasy hockey from South Korea is something that should be looked upon as an incredible feat! Teaching English I assume?

[MoreCanadianTeams]

I know Fleury will be somewhat hazardous to your GAA and SV% but he is an upgrade over Lehtonen and I feel that he'd have more trade value for you once he heated up. I would use the #2 waiver selection on a starting goalie with tremendous upside. Do it.

I agree 100%. He will bounce back and I think once Michalek returns and the D gels MAF's the peripheral stats will also improve due to lower percentage opportunities against.