I like Makar more.
Though having Fox would be fantastic. Either one of these guys would be great to have on your team.
Makar hands down for me.
32 Team Salary Cap Dynasty - Fantrax
Start: 12F, 6D, 2G - Scoring: G/A 1, SOG/Hit/Blk 0.1, W/SHO 1, SV 0.05
F: Bemstrom, Meier, Danault, Fantilli, Di Giuseppe, Greenway,
Hischier, W. Johnston, P. Kane, Marchment,
Palat, Seguin, Blackwell, Merela, Reaves.
D: Ceci, DeAngelo, Girard, Liljegren,
N. Lundkvist, Walman, Schmidt, Emberson.
G: Sorokin, Quick, Kochetkov.
Minors: Arcuri, Misiak, Nesterenko, Perreault, Ponomayov,
T. Robertson, Simontaival, Soderblom, A. Thompson, Unger Sorum,
S. Walker, J. Wise, Brunet, Hollowell, Honka, Mynio, Nause,
Commesso, Hamrla, Portillo, Svedeback, Makiniemi.
I like Makar more.
Though having Fox would be fantastic. Either one of these guys would be great to have on your team.
12 team Card Hockey League. Use stats from last NHL season ex: 2022-23 stats will be used for our 23-24 season cards
Fwds: MacKinnon, Pastrnak, Rantanen, M Tkachuk Scheifele, Marchand, B Nelson, Stephenson, J Toews, R Thomas, Lundell, E Rodrigues, Sissons, Lowry, M Foligno, D Guenther, Mangiapane, Pacioretty, Huberdeau, Wheeler
Dmen: Makar, D Toews, Dobson, Sergachev, S Jones, Graves, Carlo, Gudas, Byram, Girard, Thrun
Goalies: Vanecek, Francouz, Samsonov
thx all!
Makar for me.
Fox is a good player though, and with TonyD out of the picture, the PP1 is his for foreseeable future.
Healthy year, I think Makar is going to pace for 65-70pts... Fox for 55-65pts.
They'll be top5 D-scorers for next 5 years.
^Well... I wouldn't say it's a "hard five"... just that I expect these guys to be in the top five.
Quinn Hughes, Hedman, Carlson - and possibly still Josi (if he gets more O-support) are all right there.
Obviously, the same "five" are not going to be the top five year-in and year-out.
But Hughes/Hedman/Carlson are probably right there.
[Barrie too... If he stays long-term with EDM. Just because that PP1 unit is so boss]
8tm Keep 7FWD,4D,1G
3C,3LW,3RW,5D,2G (positional game played cap)
G(3),A(2),+/-(1),PM(0.5),PPP(1),GW(1),S(0.4),W(4),SV(0.2),GA(-1),SO(2)
C:Aho, Barkov, Pavelski(RW), Nugent-Hop(LW)
R:Rantanen, Pasta, Konecny
L:Guentzel, Gaudreau, Keller(RW), Benn
D:Makar, Karlsson, Sergachev, Dobson, Hronek, Sanderson
G:Vasilevskiy, Hart, Kuemper, Kotchetkov, Husso
I didn't say he would top out at 70pts.
I think he'll have a year or two in the 80s, very similar to Erik Karlsson.
A pace projection with a 5pt range is more of a year-to-year range. He'll be above it some years, below it some years.
Over next 5 years he may do: 72, 68, 83, 66, 60. (Those should average to about high 60s in pts - and I'd say that'll average to the highest scoring D-man in the NHL...)
The cap crunch on good teams, and when the good D has to be paid is REAL.
Usually overall team value declines a bit... and so will the D-man's ability to register assists.
Probably the most common error fantasy hockey people make is to assume that young players will always have production rise.
Not.always.
Makar's already at 24min/gp.
And COL is playing with its best cap roster yet.
Soon they pay Landeskog, and Grubauer, then Makar, and then MacKinnon.
Everytime they allocate $3m more to a player than previous, the quality of the overall team decreases in not being able to pay somebody else.
So the goal-scoring touch of players on-ice with Makar drops.
Point Being:
65-70pt pace is a compliment... and a high-end (top 2 or top 3) D scoring prediction.
It's also reasonable.
8tm Keep 7FWD,4D,1G
3C,3LW,3RW,5D,2G (positional game played cap)
G(3),A(2),+/-(1),PM(0.5),PPP(1),GW(1),S(0.4),W(4),SV(0.2),GA(-1),SO(2)
C:Aho, Barkov, Pavelski(RW), Nugent-Hop(LW)
R:Rantanen, Pasta, Konecny
L:Guentzel, Gaudreau, Keller(RW), Benn
D:Makar, Karlsson, Sergachev, Dobson, Hronek, Sanderson
G:Vasilevskiy, Hart, Kuemper, Kotchetkov, Husso