Team A receives; Jarome Iginla
Team B receives; Martin Erat and Jason Garrison
Scoring is: Goals (G), Assists (A), Points (P), Plus/Minus (+/-), Penalty Minutes (PIM), Powerplay Points (PPP), Shorthanded Points (SHP), Game-Winning Goals (GWG), Shots on Goal (SOG), Hits (HIT), Blocks (BLK)
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Keeper league or no?Originally Posted by vukochetti
Not that it matters but I think the Erat Garrison side wins.
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G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SHP, FOW, HIT, BLK, W, GAA, SV, SV%, SO
C - S. Crosby, J. Benn (LW), J. Spezza
Wingers- J. Iginla, J. Carter (C), I. Kovalchuck
D - Z. Chara, D. Boyle, D. Girardi
G - S. Bobrovsky, E. Nabokov, V. Fasth
The Erat/Garrison pair wins nearly every category, but which player is Team B dropping to make room for the net influx of one player?
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Team B does not have to drop any player to make room because we are expanding our rosters this year.
Then the usual question is what quality player is available for pickup?(ie how many teams and how big)
2012-2013 both LWL LEAGUE G A +/- PIM PPP SHP HIT Block FOW SOG W GAA SV% SHO SVs
Non keep- Hiller Pavelec Crawford Markstrom
Keep-- Quick Miller Theodore Neuvirth
Tigers G, A, +- PIM PPG PPP SHG GWG SOG W SV GAA SV% SHO not drafted Keep 8
Lundqvist Anderson Rask Crosby Pietrangelo S. Weber Pavelski Duchene
Brawlers G,A,+, PIM PPP Blocks SOG HIT, W SV, GAA SV% SHO
Kipper, Miller, Anderson
Hitmen G A +/- PIM PPP SHP HITS, W, GS SV% GAA SHO
Lehtonen Miller Varlamov
I agree with the consensus. Iginla is a Chinese fire drill in his own end, and is fading faster than Halley's Comet. The only way I'd have him is if "Empty Net Goals" was a scoring category.
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I think there's some serious undervaluing of Iginla here. And maybe some overvaluing of Garrison. Two years ago, people were saying Iginla was declining and he came back with an 86 point season. I'm not saying he's going to give you that but I think he gets back into the 70s again this year. Garrison had a phenomenal first half and then fell off dramatically in the second. Iginla may be getting long in the tooth but he's still got 2-3 years of good hockey left. I'd take the Iginla side all day.
Eight-team, Weekly H2H points-based league
Skaters - G (3 pts), A (2), PPG (1), PPA (0.5), SHG (2), SHA (1), GWG (2), HT (5), PIM (0.3), Hit (0.1), BS (0.2)
Goalies - W (5 points), OTL (2), GA (-1), Sv (0.2), SO (3)
Roster:
F - Ovechkin, Tavares, Backstrom, Hall, Hartnell (IR), Pacioretty, Callahan (IR), Perry, Wheeler, Clowe, Whitney (IR), Kunitz, Yakupov, Benn, Pavelski, Stastny
D - Pietrangelo, Schultz, , Phaneuf, Edler
G - Bryzgalov, Price, Niemi
Prospects:
Huberdeau, Mi. Granlund, Grigorenko, Forsberg, Schwartz, Bjugstad, Rattie, Silfverberg, Schenn, Morin, B. Smith, Elliott, Dumba, Rielly, Markstrom, Lack
i disagree with everyone, you know what you are getting out of iginla, he struggles at times yes, but he is still a big time player, i think you are valuing garrison too highly, i would like to be asked this question again after the season ends if one happens, but i think the iginla side wins, exspecially if there is a half decent D to pick up
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