How would you rank these RWs

[Choiker]

RW is my weakest position and I need some upgrade.
I had Boeser and Konecny going into the season and they are still on the wire.
Both Van and Philly changed their coaching staff and I am wondering if they could turn things around.

How would you rank these players ROS in my league cats?
Boeser
Konecny
Raymond
Granlund

Let me know your input.
Cheers!

[Swarley]

For the rest of this season is rank them

Granlund
Boeser
Raymond
Konecny

[pieceofschmidt]

Assuming you’re not keeping Petry at the end of this season, I’d say Raymond is an ideal target for you in a keeper. He’s LW/RW eligible too.

Raymond
Granlund
Boeser
Konecny

[toddycat]

Ray

[Feenom]

Ray Ray
Boeser
Granlund
Konecny

[Choiker]

thanks all for the input!
can Suzuki make the top of the list? or close to the bottom?
I could keep two players from that list.

[hockeyrobot]

Ray Ray
Boeser
Granlund
Konecny

Id put Suzuki in between Boeser and Granlund.

[iglooinhabitant]

For the rest of this season is rank them

Granlund
Boeser
Raymond
Konecny

Agree with this one ^

[Smurf54]

For the rest of this season, likely Granlund, Raymond, Boeser, Konecny.

But if this is any kind of keeper league (which I assume it is, based on your signature), then Raymond is the frontrunner by a long shot.

[rangerdanger]

As long term keepers, I would rank them: Raymond >> Boeser > Granlund > Konecny.

In terms of this season only: Ganlund > Raymond >> Boeser > Konecny.

Raymond to me clearly has the highest ceiling. Kind of shocked he's not reserved as a Keeper in a keeper league like that. But Boeser still has PPG, 40 goal upside. He does get injured more than I would like, but the potential is there. If Canucks ever really turn things around, I think it will be in part because of Boeser. With that said, because of his injury habit and his team, he's one guy I might be looking to shop around. Granlund is having a huge season though, probably a career season. But I think this will likely be his best career season when all is said and done so I don't expect much improvement or even for him to produce like this consistently year to year. Konecny is a very good player, but I just think he has the lowest ceiling of the 4, especially in terms of offense. And I am not sure what role he will have long term. In regard to Flyers, I think Farabee is probably their highest potential winger right now.

Pretty sure I would be keeping Raymond over Petry and the rest of your non-keepers, long term in this league. Petry has been so awful this season even prior to injury. And even though he's a good D, Raymond seems like he's going to be elite. Brady Tkachuk is valuable because of his hits. But I think Raymond will be a far superior offensive player to Brady. Just not sure what Raymonds peripherals will look like ultimately. But Raymond has a chance to be special. No way I would let him go if I had the chance to keep him like that.

And on a side note, I know everyone loves Chabot and he has a "high" ceiling, but I sometimes think he's a bit overrated. So far I think his best season was 55 points. His next best was 39, then 33 and lower. I am not sure if he ever really goes beyond that mark. Especially when Sanderson shows up and Sens other young Dmen mature. I personally think his value or the perception of him is possibly higher than his actual value all things considered. I might shop Chabot, see if I could package Chabot and maybe Petry or something for someone like Seider, whom I think just has a much higher all around potential, both scoring and peripherals. Just a thought. Don't get me wrong, Chabot is still terrific, I just don't think he's really ever going to be a super-stud Dman like say Seider, Makar, Hughes, Fox, Hedman, Josi etc..

And in a league like that, with limited keepers and a lot of good players still available on the WW, my goal would be maximizing your keepers. Just meaning, trying to trade up, sending 2 or 3 for 1 elite level player, and upgrading your keepers where possible. And from there working on the rest of your team year to year. Like Marchand and Letang, not sure how many great seasons they have left. I might consider moving the two of them for an upgrade to your keepers if possible. Something in that vein. Brady is tough, because you won't find many forwards with his HIT potential and scoring ability, yet I don't know if he's going to ultimately be an offensive stud, like a PPG type player. Which I think Raymond will be and possibly surpass. Meier is having a terrific season as well. But with him I just worry that he won't have this type of season consistently. He's a tough one to gauge in that regard IMO.