Hughes being as deserving if not more so than the other two, plus unlike them not having won one, likely makes him the favorite.
Quinn
Josi
Makar
Hughes being as deserving if not more so than the other two, plus unlike them not having won one, likely makes him the favorite.
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With Hughes becoming captain and Vancouvers point jump.
I’m going with Hughes
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It'll be Quinn.
Not a very competitive race for this one
I will be disappointed if it isnt a landslide for Quinn. Some of the possession metrics for Quinn were off the charts this season compared to his peers
One day I will quit fantasy hockey, today is not that day.
Hughes. Simply been the best out of the bunch this year. Metrics support this.
12 Team Keep 5 (2 F, 1 D, 1 G, 1 Any) G,A,PTS,PPP,SOG,HITS,PIMS,W,GAA and Sv%.
F: Kucherov, K.Connor, J. Hughes,, J.Guentzel, A.Svechnikov,
D: Q. Hughes,
G:Bobrovsky
The other two are far from being slouches, far from it, but Hughes has had a season which I think sets him apart. Next year, who knows.
14 Team Roto; Keep 25; 12 F, 6 D, 2 G; 10 Farm; 5 Bench; 5 IR;
Salary Cap - 102.5 Mil
Scoring Cats: G, A, Pts, PIM, Hits, BS, SOG, F Points, D Points; Win+Ties+SO, GAA, SV%
Keepers
F: Aho, Larkin, DeBrincat, Vrana, Bennett, Scheifele, Kakko,Tolvanen, McBain,
D: Heiskanen, Fox, Toews, Lundqvist
G: Swayman, Andersen, Copley
Drops
F: Gaudreau, Terravainen, Puljujarvi, Kravstov, Zary
D: Brannstrom, Cernak, Alexeyev
G: Korpisalo, Merzlikins
FARM: Rossi, Berggren, Holtz, Savoie, Clarke, Tarasov, Wolf
i voted for Josi....last 3 months of the season he was best D out there and it wasn't close...Him and Forsberg together got Nashville to playoffs when they had no business being there.
14 Teams H2H Dynasty, 28 roster spots (8 bench), 15 minors under 100
Weekly Matchups - Daily Lineups
Skaters: G/A/Pt/PIM/SoG/STP/H+B/ToI/Corsi
Goalies: W/GAA/SVs/SV%/SHO
C: Eichel, Kadri, Mcdavid, Sodeberg, Schenn
LW: Ehlers, Landeskog, Meier, Debrusk, Foegele, Lee
RW: Pastrnak, Marner, Palmieri, Terry, D. Brown, Bailey, Granlund
D: Krug, Josi, Ekholm, Faulk, Muzzin, Karlsson, Cernak,
G: Hellebuyck, Biship, M Jones
Fun how there's no Eastern Conference D.
12 Team, H2H, Keep 6 (in Bold)
G, A, Pts, PPP, FW, SOG, Hits, Blocks
W, Saves, S%, GAA, Game Started
2C, 2LW, 2RW, 4D, 1Util, 2G, 5BN, 2IR, 1IR+, 1NA
C: Horvat, Trocheck
LW: J. Robertson, Byfield (C), Guenther
RW: Pavelski (C), Giroux (C), Svechnikov (LW)
D: Fox, Makar, Bouchard, Morrissey, Gudas
Util: Meier (LW, RW)
G: Oettinger, Georgiev, Samsonov, Woll
Q.Hughes for me, by a significant margin.
Hard to argue against a guy who was top1 in D-points and top5 in D +/-.
Hughes was +38 on a team that was +56.
The guy that had an absolutely fantastic underappreciated year was Victor Hedman.
The guy put up 76pts in 78gp with a +18 on a team that was only +25.
(And TB had a ton of PPP... so I'm guessing they were actually "net negative" at even-strength. Found it... yup, by doing sort on NHL.com, TB was 172gf vs 190ga at 5v5... a "net negative" even-strength team. That makes Hedman's +/-, especially relative to his teammates... all the more impressive.)
Hedman's D-partners this year at even-strength:
598 minutes with Darren Raddysh!
400 minutes with Nick Perbix!
271 minutes with Erik Cernak.
I'm not going to "down vote" anybody from playing with a quality partner...
But Hedman could very well make a case as being the 2nd best D-man in the NHL this year.
That Hughes family has a damn fine gene pool... could go down as the greatest hockey family ever when they're all retired.
Hughes v Josi but I’ll go with Quinn who was hot from the start.
NHL.com awarded this to Quinn Hughes in November. “It’s his year, blah blah.” Yes, he had a good year and didn’t get injured, but Josi honestly has the more complete game.
I went with Josi. When it comes to pure offense, Hughes may be better, but Josi is doing it all on the defensive end too while his offense is still elite. And he does it with a far lesser supporting cast - he's simply the driver of the NSH bus while Hughes has some other true elite guys on his roster. Substract Hughes from Van and they're still dangerous, substract Josi from Nsh and they're pretty toothless apart from Forberg.