Reply With QuoteJosh Morrissey is the safer bet. But if you want the higher reward, but more risk... that's Nicolas Hague. Depends if you want to roll the dice or not.
Morrissey or Hague?
League 2 in signature. Who should I keep?
I’ve always been leaning Morrissey but dobber projections are suggesting Hague is better for my multi-cat.
League 1: 16 Teams. 8 Keepers. Weekly H2H
F (Start 6): Barkov, J.Hughes, Zibanejad, E. Kane, Buchnevich, Kopitar, Coyle, Trocheck
D (Start 4): Josi, Hamilton, Toews, Hanifin, Pionk, Clarke, Korchinski
G (Start 1): Vasilevskiy, Daccord
Point System
G=2, A=1, D-man G/A=+1, PIM=0.5, +/-=0.5, Shot=0.1, PPG=1, PPA=1
Goalie Points
W=4, S= 0.14, GA=-1, OvertimeW=1, ShootOutW =1, ShutOut=2
League 2: 12 Team Dynasty League - 30 man roster plus 7 farm.
Keep 20 + 7 farm. Weekly H2H Roto. G, A, Shots, Hits, Blocks, PPP, Goalie W, SV%, GAA. Forward Positional Requirements.
Re: Morrissey or Hague?
Josh Morrissey is the safer bet. But if you want the higher reward, but more risk... that's Nicolas Hague. Depends if you want to roll the dice or not.
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Re: Morrissey or Hague?
Hague will fill more categories, but as long as Theodore and Pietrangelo are in Vegas, his upside is limited. I’d go Morrissey.
Re: Morrissey or Hague?
Agree... Hague is too roadblocked to be a better choice than Morrissey.
That said... the HITS are there... and if the top teams in OP's league are HITS loaded... Hague over Morrissey may be a pick just to be set-up to compete with those teams in that crucial H2H category.
H2H is a different style of beast.
Sometimes investing a full 10-10-10-10-0-0 in 6 skater cats is the right way to beat your league mates.
Sometimes dispersing as a 7-7-7-7-7-5 in 6 skater cats is the right way to compete with league mates.
Choices can be league/opponent specific... sometimes.
Re: Morrissey or Hague?
Morrissey has been a disappointment. On a great talented team yet has never surpassed 31 points or gotten double digit goals. Plus/minus is alarmingly bad and low shots. Could those numbers improve? Sure but he has to take the next step and make the most of his PP time. He's going to be 27 this season and will be counted on for increased production on the back line. Clague's time will be limited behind the horses in Vegas. So I will go Morrissey with a short leash. Good luck.
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