Boeser or Bunting?

[bud6869]

Somebody dropped Brock Boeser in our 1 year league, I would be looking at dropping Mikey Bunting for him.

Normally this would be a no-brainer but Brock has been bad on an even worse Canucks squad while Bunting has been killing it riding shotgun with Matthews.

Is last night a sign of things to come for Boeser? Am I just playing myself thinking they have similar value at this point?

[J0e Th0rnton]

I'd say it's a sign of things to come.

Boudreau knows how to maximize offense on his teams

[jdreed3184]

Yeah - I'd say you have to go with Boeser. Even if Bunting outperforms Boeser the rest of the season, the gap will be too small between them to have justified NOT betting on Boeser's upside.

As an aside, I am curious what people think of Bunting's sustainability - I'd love him to be a consistent 50 pointer. Boeser of course should be a consistent 65 pointer.

[burespaghetti]

My gut says Boeser's floor should be Bunting's ceiling for ROS. But I may have a vancouver bias...

[Swarley]

I'm not ready to say Vancouver will turn things around after one game, will see how things go. but that being said, I would of took Boeser over bunting before yesterdays game due to the ceiling and potential.

[Blues_fan1000]

i think marner now being out will impact bunting too. BB i think is the bet to make

[audiopile]

Brock will out point Bunting ROS.

[rangerdanger]

Def Brock. He's not as consistent as one would like. But his potential is always there and should outscore Bunting ROS.

[iglooinhabitant]

Boeser and it's not close. He had 49 in 56 last year and was the Canucks best forward. Bruce will get him back on track and I think he should be 65+ point pace for rest of the season, maybe even 70+ if pettersson can regain form as well.

[tweetdrivr]

Boeser. He’s a talented player on a team with a new offensive coach as has been said. Bunting’s value comes solely from who he plays with. Always go with the talent.