Fabbri or Kahun?

[Bubba55]

Need to drop one of them. Who gets the pink slip. Not the team in sig but same scoring stats. This is for a team that is in the last year of a rebuild.

[Axeman33]

I'd keep Fabbri between these two. He offers similar scoring but much better in the peripherals.

[havanablast21]

With your setup I Like Fabbri. If he can beat the injury bug, he’ll tick more boxes for you IMO.

[Dr.Brad]

I’m sorry you’re down to Fabbri and Kahun ! Scan the waiver wire and see if you can do better than either. Chandler Stephenson? Josh Archibald? Defense, Nick Hague? These guys will at least contribute cats beyond scoring.

[Axeman33]

I’m sorry you’re down to Fabbri and Kahun ! Scan the waiver wire and see if you can do better than either. Chandler Stephenson? Josh Archibald? Defense, Nick Hague? These guys will at least contribute cats beyond scoring.

Chandler Stephenson? The only category in this setup that he bettered Fabbri was blocks last year.
Josh Archibald? The only categories in this setup he bettered Fabbri was hits and blocks last year.

I like Nic Hague's upside but if I am choosing between a similar forward and a similar D, I'd take the Forward 9 out of 10 times.

Fabbri ended up with 75 hits last year, which is pretty damn impressive considering he really only played any meaningful minutes once he got to Detroit.

[Dr.Brad]

I chose those two forward examples, because like Fabbri and Kahun, they have both been traded to new teams. Sure, Archibald might be a fourth line nothing, but I would not be surprised to see him in the top nine, and Stevenson potentially third line Vegas, alongside Alex Tuch. Using last year‘s statistics to judge these guys, it’s like using St. Louis Blues statistics to judge Fabbri. His risk/benefit ratio hasn’t panned out, ever. Did you like Philip Tomasino better?

My actual point was to scan who’s available. The two he listed are far from superstars, marginally fantasy players at all.

[Axeman33]

I chose those two forward examples, because like Fabbri and Kahun, they have both been traded to new teams. Sure, Archibald might be a fourth line nothing, but I would not be surprised to see him in the top nine, and Stevenson potentially third line Vegas, alongside Alex Tuch. Using last year‘s statistics to judge these guys, it’s like using St. Louis Blues statistics to judge Fabbri. His risk/benefit ratio hasn’t panned out, ever. Did you like Philip Tomasino better?

My actual point was to scan who’s available. The two he listed are far from superstars, marginally fantasy players at all.

He needs to drop one. Not pick up others.

[Bubba55]

While it was a bit painful, I parted company with Kahun. Fabbri is the better own across a number of scoring cats and I'm just cheering hard that Fabbri can put that injury plagued start behind him and turn into the player, or close to the player that many thought he could be. We'll see. Thanks for everyone's input.

[BlackhawksFan]

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