Grab him while he's hot and hope it continues. Don't think it will, but if he remains a serviceable winger, then it's a big win. his dual eligibility is nice too.
Is this kid for real? Do you see him consistently producing at a decent level? I'm not going to expect him to produce at the ridiculous he is now, but whats his outlook going forward? Thanks for the input!
ESPN 8-Team H2H Points
C(2) LW(2) RW(2) D(4) UTL(3) G(2) B(11) IR(4)
G(4) A(2) +/-(1) PIM(.25) SOG(.25) SHG(2) SHA(1) GWG(3) HAT(8) HIT(.25) BLK(.25) DEF(1) PPP(1)
W(5) L(-2) SA(.1) GA(-1) SV(.2) SO(5) OTL(2)
C: McDavid(K), Barzal, Kadri, Suzuki, Hischier, Keller, Teravainen
LW: Huberdeau, Robertson, Verhaeghe, Caufield, Benn
RW: Kucherov (K), Fiala, Thomas, Thompson, Jarvis, Necas
D: Josi, Heiskenan, Dahlin, Hamilton, Hronek
G: Oettinger, Fleury, Talbot
IR: Andersen
Grab him while he's hot and hope it continues. Don't think it will, but if he remains a serviceable winger, then it's a big win. his dual eligibility is nice too.
If he ends up long term on a line with Stamkos, it will contend for best line in the league.
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PARTIAL DYNASTY (Keep 20 from year to year)
2C, 2LW, 2RW, 4D, 2G every night
G ,A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, Hits, Blocks
Wins, Saves, SV%, GAA, SO
C-Eichel, Marner (RW), Matthews
L- Skinner, Pacioretty, Vanek, Perlini, Palat
R- Hoffman, Byron, Tuch, Kerfoot, Sprong
D- Ekblad, Gostisbehere, Rielly, Borowiecki, Montour, Girard, Orpik, Schenn
G-Fleury, Rask, Brossoit, Saros, Kuemper, Appleby
In a 10 league where we start 3C, 3LW, 3RW, 4D and 2 G daily. It is a H2H league - we keep 3 players (1 G max), are allowed a max of 2 keeps for each player. The number in brackets is the number of keeps I have left:
G, A, +/-, PIMs, PPG, PPA and Shots.
C - Larkin, Couturier, Kopitar, Cirelli
LW - OV, Panarin (1), Schenn (C), Ehlers (RW), Kreider
RW - Kucherov (0), Seguin (C), Palmieri, Voracek, Yamamoto
D - Yandle, DeAngelo
W, GAA, SV% and Saves.
G - Rask, Varlamov, Hart, Mrazek
IR+ - Tarasenko
His upside is PPG and 40 goals. This year, I expect 50-60 points. He will produce regardless of playing time with Stamkos. In fact he has been red-hot playing with Palat and Johnson, a line I expect will stick together for awhile.
I can't promise I'll try but I'll try to try.
Obviously wont keep this pace, but he's very skilled. I would say that 55ish points isn't out of the question. If he sticks on a line with Stammer, anything is possible
Thanks guys! I'll hang on to him, hoping the production continues.
ESPN 8-Team H2H Points
C(2) LW(2) RW(2) D(4) UTL(3) G(2) B(11) IR(4)
G(4) A(2) +/-(1) PIM(.25) SOG(.25) SHG(2) SHA(1) GWG(3) HAT(8) HIT(.25) BLK(.25) DEF(1) PPP(1)
W(5) L(-2) SA(.1) GA(-1) SV(.2) SO(5) OTL(2)
C: McDavid(K), Barzal, Kadri, Suzuki, Hischier, Keller, Teravainen
LW: Huberdeau, Robertson, Verhaeghe, Caufield, Benn
RW: Kucherov (K), Fiala, Thomas, Thompson, Jarvis, Necas
D: Josi, Heiskenan, Dahlin, Hamilton, Hronek
G: Oettinger, Fleury, Talbot
IR: Andersen
He's for real but even so, that doesn't mean his point production will be as elite as it seems at the moment.
He's actually playing on a line atm with Palat and Johnson so he isn't even relying on Stamkos to create opportunities for him.
However, I don't see that as much of a problem since teams' top D will be spent defending Stammer's line, meaning that Kucherov's line will face lower-tier competition.
And in the event that he gets moved up to Stammer's line, I think Stam's skill will nevertheless offset the jump in competition that Kucherov ends up facing, IF that occurs.
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15 Team Yahoo Rotisserie (1YR)
Max Games Played
3C, 3LW, 3RW, 4D, 2G, 4BN
G, A, +/-, PIM, PPG, SHG, SOG, FW, HIT, BLK
W, GAA, SV%, SHO
C: Giroux, Stastny, Fisher
LW: Benn, Hall, Lucic, Hartnell
RW: Stamkos, Hossa, Stafford
D: Karlsson, Byfuglien, Brodie, Borowiecki, Pouliot
G: Elliott, Allen, Dubnyk, Stalock
IR: P. Kane
Notable Trades:
Khudobin -> Hartnell (Oct 12)
Ehrhoff -> Lupul (Nov 12)
Greiss -> Hossa (Nov 21)
Forsberg, Kucherov, Stalock -> Stamkos (Dec 20)
Varlamov -> Lucic (Jan 20)
E. Staal -> Byfuglien (Jan 20)
Halak, Perreault -> Benn (Feb 10)