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03-21-2013, 02:21 PM
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Wich G to finish the season??
HI
What is you first and second choice to finish the season?? W = 2 pt OTL = 1 pt SO = 2 pt more Halak Fasth Crawford Howard Schneider Backstrom Thanks for advice! 
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03-21-2013, 02:31 PM
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1. Crawford (no brainer, #1G on the best team in hockey)
2. Howard slight edge over Backstrom b/c Detroit a better team (in theory) 3. Backstrom 4. Schneider 4th b/c splitting starts with Lu 5/6. Halak/Fasth both seem to have been supplanted by Hiller/ Allen for now.
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#3
03-21-2013, 02:53 PM
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Crawford split starts with Emery most of the time no???
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#4
03-21-2013, 02:59 PM
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Crawford.
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03-21-2013, 03:05 PM
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So if he plays 60/40... does he still the best option anyway?
Thanks!
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03-21-2013, 03:39 PM
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Honestly I'll have to put Backstrom up there. He may be #1 or #2. Wild is playing well and team is starting to seem to come together. Backstrom is the undisputed starter. The other goalies (other than Howard) are in a timeshare.
As my 2nd option, I'm torn between Howard and Crawford. Crawford will win most games but he won't start half the time. Already starting 60% of the games, he is not guaranteed to win all games. Crawford will probably get roughly 2 games a week, Howard would get 3, sometimes 4 depending on how he is playing since they don't have a good enough back up. I think I would give the edge to Howard. Although Detroit is slumping, he will get most starts and they should get their act together soon enough. Chicago was off to a crazy start, has come back down to earth a little with injuries to their top players. Detroit: 18 games remaining, 5 back to back Detroit (minus last week - no fantasy games): 14 games, 4 back to back Chicago: 18 games remaining, 5 back to back Chicago (minus last week - no fantasy games): 14 games, 4 back to back My guess is Howard will at least play 10-12 games Crawford may play 8 games My bet is Howard has a good chance to go around between 8-4 and 6-4 Crawford best chance will go 8-0, more likely 7-1 or 6-2 It's close but Howard has the better chance of winning 1 or 2 more games.
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#7
03-21-2013, 04:21 PM
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I would agree with khiyasu's post.
I think Crawford is the safe bet, although if the scheudle permits, I would wager he gets a few more starts heading into the playoffs unless he needs time to heal. In a shortened season, some positions just keep playing right into the playoffs versus lightening the load before the cup run. If I needed to make a gamble I would go with Backstrom. It's a gamble I like since Minnesota's been playing very well but Crawford seems like a more stable option. If you need the points I would gamble on Backstrom, if not Crawford could do the trick.
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