Reply With QuoteWideman and it's not close for me.
Babchuk TOI average is somethink like 13-14min. And with McCabe injury Wideman ice time will increase.
Wideman vs Babchuck rest of this year
who will finish better? G A +/- pims ppp shp.
Thanks
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Wideman and it's not close for me.
Babchuk TOI average is somethink like 13-14min. And with McCabe injury Wideman ice time will increase.
Points only keeper league
7 teams
28 keepers
Weekly line up: 12 F / 6 D / 2 G
Goalie stats: W=2 / SO=2
I think the McCabe injury, and the fact that it will lead to increased reliance on Wideman, tilts the scales toward him. Otherwise, I think it would have been closer than it might appear. Babchuk is trending better of late, and he could give you an edge in leagues that heavily weight goals, as he did put up 15 or something in the season before he went to Russia. But for your purposes, I'd take Wideman.
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