Goalie Value vs Fwd Value (Trade Scene)

[robmyatt]

I'm sure this topic has been debated to death and the answer will always vary based on league format, but what would be an equal exchange of value between 2 different positions.

Example in Question,
(see league in sig with Tavares, Benn, etc)

The top team in the league is after Halak.
I would obviously want a solid young keeper forward in return.

Is there a formula one can use to say Halak = X Value and Fwd B = X Value.

Furthermore I'm tempted to just keep Halak because going into the draft with only Pavelec leaves me up shit creek without a hockey stick.

Regardless, if a was trade Halak, what caliber of forward (maybe provide an example) is he worth.

I don't over value any player too much but I do see Halak as a pretty valuable asset. He's a young goalie in a good system who should see more starts and W's than he did last year.

Any thoughts or comments are much appreciated.

[dyzfunctioned]

Well Skaters = 7 cats, Goalies = 3 cats. Therefore goalie cats make up 30% and skater 70%.

With 25 players I assume a team typically has 3 goalies and 22 skaters. 3 goalies of 30% = ~10% each. 22 skaters of 70% = ~3% each.

That's the gist of it. However, in reality it's not nearly that simple.

You can use HPG to calculate them, which might help.