Reply With QuoteI'd take Spurgeon if you need pts this year as he has nobody even to contend with for PP time behind Zidlicky but I have no idea what to expect in terms of peripherals from either.
Spurgeon vs. Faulk
Both are available.
Which one do I pick up (dropping M. Raymond, I think). I have a contending team, and am looking for production this year, but future value matters too.
Any insight?
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I'd take Spurgeon if you need pts this year as he has nobody even to contend with for PP time behind Zidlicky but I have no idea what to expect in terms of peripherals from either.
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G (count 2): Askarov, Wallstedt, Wolf, Kochetkov, Levi
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I'd go with Faulk. Rutherford said he'll be a top 4 dman this year. Plus going forward, I think he'll be the better choice. For this year, the difference will probably be small.
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I´m going with the pure talent here and there i prefer Faulk by a lot. He will make his way no doubt about it. Not a huge fan of Spurgeron at all.
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