Which one of these B\'s would you rather have???

**Zorro** · May 7, 2007, 10:55 AM

Can anybody help me and convince me what player you would rather have in a keeper league format.. Marc Savard or Patrice Bergeron... Can anybody provide some much needed help here.. Thanks guys for the help. Z..

**The Good Sir** · May 7, 2007, 11:48 AM

I believe that Bergeron has the most upside. Although Savard is going to put up more points than Bergeron for the next couple of years. Bergeron is only going to get better. All that being said I would still rather have Savard in my keeper league, as he is going to continue to put up big numbers and should end up with decent leads in points over Bergeron (at least for the next couple years). Basically I wouldn\'t mind having either player for my keeper team and it\'s a tough call for me. Hope I helped a little... Although I doubt it.

**Dobber** · May 7, 2007, 1:49 PM

Savard. I don\'t think Bergeron will ever get 95 points, whereas Savard already has

**Shoeless** · May 7, 2007, 7:28 PM

There is talent then there is performance - give me a nice mixture of both but for my money I think Savard showed us this year that if he played for the Duluth Dog Pound he will put up numbers.

**dynamo45** · May 9, 2007, 6:33 PM

Savard...especially if your league counts pms, and if it doesn\'t ummm Savard

**teambro** · May 9, 2007, 11:32 PM

Definitely Savard. It kills me how underrated he is!! What does the guy have to do? He\'s a excellent player. Bergeron is good and young, a wonderful combination, but come on..Savard has posted back to back 95ish point seasons..

**87Flyer** · May 10, 2007, 11:41 AM

I agree with the others. Savard. He\'s played great for both Atlanta and now the Bruins and just in case your wondering about the points Bergeron was getting, who was his linemate for a good stretch, thats right, savard. Can Bergeron put up good numbers without him, not sure. For a keeper league, go with the sure thing, you could always try to reacquire Bergeron later on down the road. Hope that helps, GL.