Advice for my final move!

[IGotTheMovesLikeJagr]

I'm in my first week of the playoffs and surprisingly demolishing one of the most dangerous teams in the league, but if I win this week I'll be playing the #1 seed who has 5 starting goalies and very good offense to round his team out.

So for my final move... Should I pick up Radulov and take a risk for better offense or look at picking up a goalie so I can get more starts, saves and hopefully wins?

Only goalies worth a pick up in my league are Neuvirth, Gustavsson, Montoya and Holtby. The majority of teams in my league had four goalies so I'm kind of burned right now for starters. I'm thinking Neuvirth would be the goalie I should be picking up.

Go for Radulov or pick up a goalie? Any thoughts?

[Mike]

If he has five starting goalies, you're in bad shape as all of your goalie categories are start-dependent. You have a maximum of 14 starts you can get in a week. You'll get six (probably) with the goalies you have (NSH plays 3 games and CHI plays 4 games next week with 1 b2b). Adding Neuvirth might get you to nine. I don't see that adding a goalie here is going to do anything outside of getting you closer in categories you probably can't win. I'd cut my losses and grab a skater here instead (at least against this upcoming opponent).

[BZoods]

He also has Theodore and Emery. I think Florida has 3 games in the upcoming week, moving your start total to 10 (unless there's some overlap).

That said, I think a goalie will help you compete in those categories and might be worth it. But Neuvirth won't be good for long, as Vokoun is coming back. But as it is, there's no GREAT options in net for you, so I agree with Mike in saying that you should just target a skater and hope that your goalies can have an unreal stretch of wins and that his tank a bit.

[IGotTheMovesLikeJagr]

Alright thanks Mike and BZoods, I'll have to check out the available skaters