Another Voracek Question

[vqchuang]

The Team
C(3): E. Staal, Kopitar, Ribeiro
LW(3): Kovy, Parise, Huselius
RW(3): Alfie, Corey Perry, Hemsky
D(4): Green, Markov, Corvo, Jovo
Util(2): Sakic, Frolov
G(2): Luongo, Lundy
Bench: Kaberle, Nylander, Filatov, Kotalik, Letang, Martin Biron (G)

The Rules
82 games per slot
Points
Skaters: G (5), A (3), +/-(0.5), PIM (1), PPG (2), PPA (1), SHG (3), SHA (2), GWG (2), HAT (5), SOG (0.2), HIT (0.2), BLK (0.2)
Goalies: W (5), L (3), GA (-1), SV (0.3), SO (5)
10 Team, Keep 6

The Question(s)
On an already packed team, is it worth it to drop Filatov (or anyone else for that matter) to pick up Voracek?
Given that skaters tend to play near 82 games, who would I even drop from my starters to accomodate Voracek?
Or do I just stash him on the bench until one of my starters gets injured or goes on a cold streak?
Slightly unrelated question, with a cap on number of games played, and skaters playing nearly every game, how often (and why) do you guys rotate players?

Thank you!

[Loki]

Put him on your bench and cut Kotalik

[playmaker26]

I agree, don\'t even hesitate and cut Kotalik and get Voracek. This will be the only year Kotalik has a chance of outproducing Voracek.

[bizzy]

yes man do it, drop Kotalik.

I saw Voracek play 30 times the last 2 years in Halifax, he will be a keeper, his playmaking abilities are unreal.

[mister_mcgoo]

bizzy wrote:

yes man do it, drop Kotalik.

I saw Voracek play 30 times the last 2 years in Halifax, he will be a keeper, his playmaking abilities are unreal.

agreed, hes a stud and should breakout over the next 2-3 years to a ppg forward

[Atomic Wedgy]

Ya, I agree with everyone else on this one.