Voynov for me, next year and in 3 years.
Looking for people's thoughts on the comparison from a fantasy perspective. Who would you rather have next year? And who would you rather have in say, 3 years?
Relavent league cats.: G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP and SOG.
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Voynov for me, next year and in 3 years.
14teams. 25players
(14F:8D:3G)Points only
Goal/Pass= F:1/1 D:2/1
Wins/SO= 2/2
12-14 keepers
F: Draisaitl,Barkov,Matthews,Crosby,Voracek
D:Carlson,Josi,Theodore,Chabot,Hronek
G:Vasilevsky,Demko
Voynov for me for both as well. LA is a good team now, and has good prospects, and Kulikov is an A, PPP guy only.
Another vote for Voynov over either timeframe. He has already shown the type of play that we've been looking for out of Kulikov for a few years now.
14 Team H2H Dynasty League (14 keepers, no farm)
Weekly Starts (3C, 5W, 5D, 1Util, 2G)
G, A, PPP, SOG, BS, +/-, GAA, W+OTL, SV%
C: MacKinnon/Eichel/Kopitar/Pinto/Wright
W: Ovechkin/Toffoli/Necas/Giroux/E.Kane/K.Johnson/Schmaltz/Bjorkstrand
D: Dobson/Trouba/Mintyukov/Gostisbehere/Edvinsson/York
G: Saros/Demko/Askarov
Don't get me wrong, I think Kulikov is a really underrated option right now -- potential sleeper for 2013-14 and beyond -- but Slava Voynov is the clear choice here.
He more established and his PP role is cemented. I understand the impulse to go with Kulikov. On paper his offensive situation and future looks really bright: with young studs like Hubs and Barkov and Bjugstad ready to put up numbers over the next decade, Kulikov appears to be the heir to all the PP minutes and offensive opportunities -- once Brian "Soupy" Campell moves on. The fact of the matter, however, is that Kulikov is still largely an unknown.
Voynov is the much safer option, and I would go with him 100% of the time.
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10-Team Yahoo daily H2H Dynasty
3C, 3LW, 3RW, 6D, 2G, 7Bn (IR)
G, A, +/-, PPP, SHP, SOG, FW, HIT, BLK // W, Sv, GAA, Sv%, SHO
C: Bergeron, Barkov, Aho, Point, Kadri
LW: Marchand, Landeskog, Hertl, Marchessault
RW: Stamkos, Tarasenko, Laine, Palmieri
D: Carlson, Letang, Dumba, Weber, Pietrangelo, Ristolainen, Byfuglien*
G: Bobrovsky, Holtby, Lehner, Greiss-Varlamov
Farm: Turcotte, Cozens, Denisenko, Newhook // Sandin, Jokiharju, Dobson, K'Andre // Shesterkin
I haven't even read the OP, easy choice is Voynov, any cats.
Cheers.
I own Voynov in a multicat keeper and certainly wouldn't trade him for Kulikov at this point.
I wouldn't even trade Voynov for 3 Kulikovs... in any format.
Voynov here, easy.
Weekly H2H points only (Year 9 - 2015-16)
12 teams limited keeper (keep 6 + 1 Rookie)
13 round draft - Unlimited Trades - No Waivers - No IR
4 Team Playoffs (last 2 reg. season weeks)
Rookies are 23 years old or younger in the draft year and never reached 60pts (forward), 40pts (defense), 25 wins (goalie)
Start : C RW LW Utility D D G
Points : A - G = 1 pt W = 2 pts SO = 1pt
C - S.Stamkos, J.Thornton, K.Turris, D.Stepan
LW - O.Palat, B.Saad, A.Burakovsky
RW - B.Wheeler, T.Toffoli, C.Atkinson
D - E.Karlsson, S.Gostisbehere, C.Fowler, A.Ekblad, A.Larsson
G - C.Hellebuyck, D.Dubnyk, A.Niemi, K.Lehtonen
Voynov !
Better team with LA and more possibility for him to play big minutes compare to Kulikov at Florida.
Voynov will challenge for a Norris one day! Kid is really, really good!
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