Reply With QuoteGrabner has the better upside on a more offensive team (not saying a lot) and he's more of a sniper. Kick Horny off.
Grabner or Hornqvist?
I need to kick one of these guys off my farm team in a yahoo! keeper. Grabner could stay on my farm next year, Hornqvist not - who has the better future/upside?
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Grabner has the better upside on a more offensive team (not saying a lot) and he's more of a sniper. Kick Horny off.
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Def Grabner. Think 20-25Gs average with the odd 30.
What are you baseing these numbers on. I think it's too early to tell with either kid but it looks as though Grabner has a better opportunity with CVancouver.Originally Posted by sparrowtrini
I'm not goign to reply to a Habs fan!
Fine I will, I would say around the same points potential but Grabner has more upside in goals.
I am going to go against the group! I actually prefer Hornqvist. He plays behind a top line of aging players so I think he will get a better opportunity sooner. Hornqvist played very well in the preseason as well as the beginning of the season when recieving topline minutes. He also has 91shots this season in under 30 games which I find very appealing considering he has slowed down lately.
Grabner is also firing a lot of shots on net with 30 in 9 games. I like Horny but I'd prolly go with Grabner as he'll most likely get the better opportunity in VAN.
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