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    So I received a tempting offer I just couldn't resist for Voracek:

    I trade Voracek and S. Mason
    I receive Duchene and B. Bishop

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    C- N. Backstrom, A. Henrique, M. Koivu, C. Soderberg
    LW- J. Drouin, S. Downie, M. Duchene
    RW- P. Kessel, J. Pomiville, J. Williams, P. Hornqvist
    D- M. Streit, D. Phaneuf, A. Edler
    G- B. Bishop, A. Niemi

    Did I get enough value for him? My keepers would be Kessel, Backstrom, Duchene, Bishop, and a dman I could get or Drouin.
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    Seems like a pretty good deal for you in a keeper.

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    Not liking the deal actually. Voracek isn't terrible in PIM, and his SOG are going up each year, and are now over 3 per game. Duchene is hurt by the ice time logjam that exists in Colorado. Maybe this would be better if Bishop hadn't come back to earth this year like he has.

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    I don't mind it, I think Duchene is a big drop from Voracek but Bishop is equally an upgrade on Mason, and with 40% of your cats going to goalies its a reasonable move.
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    I hate these types of deals where I give up the best player but I guess this is the cost of doing business to upgrade your goaltending (ie trading a leading scorer that is not perceived like one). Going with Bishop as a keeper and then drafting a goalie early probably would put you in a good position for next year.


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    Damn, he's been running around. He was traded 3 times in 2 hours. After I traded him, He was sent with Cam Ward for Lehtonen and Kopitar, then flipped with a 4th and a 5th for Nyquist and two firsts.
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    Mason+Voracek for Bishop+Duchene. I like it you’re out of the running this yr. If Duchene can get back to what he was last yr, this is a crazy win.

    Vorack+Ward for Lehtonen+Kopitar. OMG, this is a jackpot win for the guy receiving Kopitar. Wish you got this one, but you might not have needed a center really.

    Voracek+4th+5th for Nyqvist+1st+1st is great for a rebuilding team, and for one going for the win. You can still get good players in rounds 9-10 (4-5 redraft), and 3 1st round picks in a 12 team league is great for rebuilding. The guy can keep 5 players, draft 2 goalies and then McDavid/Eichel prolly.

    I would say the order I’d like these trades are:
    Kopitar
    Then a tie between the draft pick trade and the Duchene trade.
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    Voracek shouldn't be valued as the/a top scorer anyway so you probably did well here

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    I like it, I would've pulled the trigger on that one too.

    Based on previous hot starts he's had in prior seasons, I don't have confidence that Voracek's pace is sustainable through a full season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blayze View Post
    I like it, I would've pulled the trigger on that one too.

    Based on previous hot starts he's had in prior seasons, I don't have confidence that Voracek's pace is sustainable through a full season.
    Pre All-star Game:
    305GP, 65G, 144A, 209pts, 0.69ppg
    Post All-Star Game:
    187GP, 54G, 80A, 134pts, 0.72ppg

    I wouldn’t say Voracek ever slows down in previous yrs, but he will this yr. I do think a 0.9-1ppg is where he’ll finish this yr, not the 1.2ppg he’s at now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2014olympicgold View Post
    Pre All-star Game:
    305GP, 65G, 144A, 209pts, 0.69ppg
    Post All-Star Game:
    187GP, 54G, 80A, 134pts, 0.72ppg

    I wouldn’t say Voracek ever slows down in previous yrs, but he will this yr. I do think a 0.9-1ppg is where he’ll finish this yr, not the 1.2ppg he’s at now.
    Good data, but I would be more inclined to look at the 2012/13 season onward, which is when he really begin to hit his stride. Before that he was just another middling 40-50 point forward.

    I've owned Cek for 2 recent seasons and I can tell you for sure that he starts hot and tends to fizzle. Maybe this year he bucks the trend... who knows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Ev View Post
    Voracek shouldn't be valued as the/a top scorer anyway so you probably did well here
    He should be valued at 85-90 points. For proof, read my Cage Match on the main page.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blayze View Post
    Good data, but I would be more inclined to look at the 2012/13 season onward, which is when he really begin to hit his stride. Before that he was just another middling 40-50 point forward.

    I've owned Cek for 2 recent seasons and I can tell you for sure that he starts hot and tends to fizzle. Maybe this year he bucks the trend... who knows.
    I’ve owned him to since the lockout yr and never noticed a major drop off. I just looked at his career pre and post because it was easy. So you got me thinking and I dug up the year-to-year stats.

    2013-14:
    Pre All-star
    59GP, 15G, 25A, 40pts, 159SOG, 9.4shooting%, 0.68ppg
    Post All-star
    23GP, 8G, 14A, 22pts, 76SOG, 10.5Shooting%, 0.96ppg

    2012-13 (lockout). I did first 2 months vs last 2 months
    1st half
    22GP, 8G, 16A, 24pts, 58SOG, 13.8Shooting%, 1.09ppg
    26GP, 14G, 8A, 22pts, 71SOG, 19.7shooting%, 0.85ppg

    2011-12 (1st year with philly)
    Pre All-star
    48GP, 8G, 20A, 28pts, 112SOG, 7.1Shooting%, 0.58ppg
    30GP, 10G, 11A, 21pts, 78SOG, 12.8Shooting%, 0.7ppg.

    His points seem to dip per game, but his shooting percentage raises every second half compared to the first. The biggest drop was from 1.09ppg to 0.85ppg in 2013, but if he got 0.85ppg in the first half that’s 19pts compared to 24pts. Not massive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2014olympicgold View Post
    I’ve owned him to since the lockout yr and never noticed a major drop off. I just looked at his career pre and post because it was easy. So you got me thinking and I dug up the year-to-year stats.

    2013-14:
    Pre All-star
    59GP, 15G, 25A, 40pts, 159SOG, 9.4shooting%, 0.68ppg
    Post All-star
    23GP, 8G, 14A, 22pts, 76SOG, 10.5Shooting%, 0.96ppg

    2012-13 (lockout). I did first 2 months vs last 2 months
    1st half
    22GP, 8G, 16A, 24pts, 58SOG, 13.8Shooting%, 1.09ppg
    26GP, 14G, 8A, 22pts, 71SOG, 19.7shooting%, 0.85ppg

    2011-12 (1st year with philly)
    Pre All-star
    48GP, 8G, 20A, 28pts, 112SOG, 7.1Shooting%, 0.58ppg
    30GP, 10G, 11A, 21pts, 78SOG, 12.8Shooting%, 0.7ppg.

    His points seem to dip per game, but his shooting percentage raises every second half compared to the first. The biggest drop was from 1.09ppg to 0.85ppg in 2013, but if he got 0.85ppg in the first half that’s 19pts compared to 24pts. Not massive.
    The data seems to suggest you may be correct. My recollection of his drop-offs are probably more vivid than were the case.

    In any event, I'm still not buying that he's a sustainable PPG+ point guy until he shows me more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RizzeeDizzee View Post
    He should be valued at 85-90 points. For proof, read my Cage Match on the main page.
    How about the proof where this is the only year he's been a point per game player?

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