O.Jokinen & St.Louis for Sedins

[miket66]

In a keeper league I was offered Jokinen and St.Louis for Sedins. This is a head to head league, no salaries. Statndard stats (goals,assts,pims,+/-,pts)

Longterm (2-3 years) who wins on the trade?

At 33 just think St.Louis production will start declining.

Any advice is appreciated

[Zorro]

I like Jokinen/St.Louis side of things. Never really thought much of the Sedin\'s, they are consistent I guess.. Who knows what happens to them after this year, will they want out of Vancouver after the season??

[nicholasjodie]

i would also take the jokinen st louis side
the sedins wont be above 80 pts each this year while i envision 85-90 from jokinen and st louis about the same

[NordiqueFan]

jokinen and st-louis side by a mile

[hockeylifer]

I am going to go against the flow here and go with the Sedins. This is not a bias.

I have a gut feeling that Bernier and the Sedins are going to be a very good fit. The twins are still young and will be the leaders of the team, going forward. I don\'t think Vancouver will be as bad as many think.

I like Jokinen\'s situation but also wonder if St. Louis might be getting to the downside of his career.

[playmaker26]

Jokinen and St. Louis side. I don\'t think St. Louis is going to decline at all. He should be near 85-95 this year.

[87Flyer]

I also think that Bernier is going to become gold in Van with the twins. Dedicating himself to getting in better shape at the Gagner camp will definitley help. That being said though I still would rather have Jokinen and St Louis. Both guys have the potential to be over 90 points each year.

Another thing to consider when worrying about the age of St Louis. Wasn\'t he a late bloomer? Memory isn\'t as good as it once was but I thought he didn\'t start getting some serious playing time until his late 20\'s. If so that could extend his solid scoring years closer to 35/36 rather than possibly 33/34. That\'s only a couple years difference but at 90 points a year that could be enough time to be a significant piece of a title run.

[Enapai]

Is shots a category because if so, I really like the Jokinen/St. Louis side in that category. H. Sedin is lucky to flip 150 shots a year on net.

Despite that, I still like the Jokinen/St. Louis side. I see the Sedins as being 5 points +/- of a PPG pace, while Jokinen and St. Louis seem destined to be closer to 90. I see this holding up over the next season as well.

[mister_mcgoo]

Joki/St.Louis