C to Drop

[coffee]

I'm carrying too many centers. If I were to drop one to shore up another position, which one to drop? Is the easy drop Robert Thomas? team and format is in signature. I really don't think I can make a dent on the leaders, but worth a shot. Although we score +/1, I seem to be in a spot where I'm very unlikely to gain or lose any places in that category.

Thanks in advance for your comments.

[Bubba55]

Thomas is scheduled to be back in action Feb 11 when the Blues resume play after the all-star break. If he was out considerably longer term, then yes, he would be the logical drop, but that doesn't appear to be the case. Not sure when you need to make a move, but I would wait a bit and see what's going on with him before making a move. If Thomas is healthy and based on your scoring cats, Suzuki would be my drop. The Habs are going nowhere, Caulfield is on the shelf ROS, none of this helps Suzuki. I just don't think he is going to outperform any of these other guys you listed based on your scoring cats. Further, he is currently not outperforming any of these guys and would remain my drop.

[LuigiC173]

another vote for Suzuki.

[hockeyrobot]

Suzuki for me as well.

[Digested Chimichanga Head]

Thomas or Suzuki. I’m leaning more towards Thomas

[lucafen4]

Can you not trade one to shore up another position?

[The Bottlenecker]

I'm ok with dropping Thomas, but would look to trade him away to strengthen another position first.