I'm using a spot-start strategy in one of my roto pools.
So far this season:
So my starts so far this year:
G001: 10-09. Enroth (BUF) vs. CBJ. 37sv, 3ga, Loss. Goalie Grade: C+.
G002: 10-12. Hutchinson (WPG) vs. LA. 10sv, 3ga, Loss. Goalie Rating: D.
G003: 10-13. Berra (COL) vs. BOS. 27sv, 1ga, Win. Goalie Rating: A-.
G004: 10-14. Enroth (BUF) vs. CAR. 22sv, 3ga, Win. Goalie Rating: B.
G005: 10-14. Nabokov (TB) vs. NJ. 23sv, 2ga, Loss. Goalie Rating: B-.
G006: 10-16. Berra (COL) vs. OTT. 0sv, 0ga, Loss. Goalie Rating: F. (*Unlucky, Berry got injured in first 3min. Burned a GP).
G007: 10-17. Enroth (BUF) vs. FLA. 34sv, 1ga, Loss. Goalie Rating: B.
G008: 10-18. Gustavsson (DET) vs. TOR. 30sv, 0ga, Win. Goalie Rating: A+.
G009: 10-18. Allen (STL) vs. ARI. 24sv, 1ga, Win. Goalie Rating: A.
Totals: 9gp. 4win. 207sv (23sv/game, 26sv/game if not for Berra inj),
1.85 GAA, .937 sv%
It's only a week and half into the season and there are 164gp, but right now:
11/12 points in GAA
10/12 points in SV%.
And because I late-draft goalies, my skater-unit is the most BOSS In the league.
That's the advantage.
I'm becoming even a bigger and bigger fan of streaming goalies off the wire for good starts.
It's going to become the new fad in fantasy hockey.
All the kids will be doin' it!