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Need some advice on keeper selection
Won last year with good depth. Unfortunately not allowed to keep them all!
Keep 5 only no max / min on positions. CCC WWWWW DDDD GG Roto: G, A, Pts, +/-, PPP, PIM (added) W, Sav%, SO, GAA Love my good young tallent, but no trades are allowed at this juncture so I have to drop 2 from the list below. (Goalies are very difficult to acquire as well as high end tallent due to the limited depth of the league - 10 teams keep 5) Giroux Tavares Seguin Neal Fleury Schneider Kipprusoff Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Last edited by jackalope; 12-29-2012 at 01:59 PM. Reason: League depth... forgot PIM's as a Cat. |
This is a tough one for me.. I usually play in leagues with more of a split of categories geared towards players.. So my instinct is always to grab as much elite forward talent as possible. But for your league and the emphasis on goalies its probably best for you to keep 2 (Fleury and Schneider). Giroux and Tavares are a must keep so that leaves one spot open for either Seguin or Neal. I really think Seguin will keep getting better and better every year, but its hard to discount Neal's last season. I think you need to make sure you have another winger, so if Seguin is only listed at C, you should keep Neal. But if Seguin can be a wing as well, I'd take a shot with him and his upside. Too bad you cant make any trades
Yahoo H2H - 16 Team Dynasty yr 8 - 3C 6W 2Util 4D 2G (p/week) G, A, PPP, +/-, PIM, GWG W, GAA, SV%, SHO C- H. Sedin, Zetterberg, M. Richards W- D. Sedin, Kovalchuk, Ryan, Lucic, Marchand, Wheeler Util- Stewart, Kadri, Michalek, Bartschi, Atkinson, Strome, Etem D- Campbell, Ehrhoff, Garrison, Schultz, B. Smith, Dumba G- Miller, Smith, Ward Yahoo H2H - 12 Team Keeper - 2011, 2012 Champ - Keep 6 - *last years keepers* start 2C 2RW 2LW 4D 1G weekly G, A, P, +/-, PPG, SHG, GWG W, GAA, SV%, SHO C- Malkin, Backstrom LW- Benn, Duchene RW- Eberle, St. Louis D- Subban G- Rinne |
Is this a H2H or Roto league?
Fleury would be next on the list. But I like Schneider as "my" goalie that much more here. I'd be taking all forwards here.
Points only keeper League, weekly head to head, 2RW, 2LW, 2C, 4D, 1 G , (goalies 2pts for W +3 for SO) LW: Gaborik, Landeskog, Burrows C: Seguin, Skinner, Berglund, Nyquist, Lombardi RW: Eberle, Oshie, Doan, Silfverberg D: Doughty, Carlson, Ekman-Larsson, Carle G: Price , Schneider, Nabokov |
Brosive makes an interesting point in regards to the situation with your wingers. Without PIMs Neal is the player I'd look at dropping, but if neither Giroux or Seguin have wing eligibility I would consider keeping Neal over Seguin.
For your second drop I'd let Kipper go. He's still so good but in a keeper league I want to hang onto those younger players. And I'd definitely keep 2 goalies since they account for almost 45% of your stats.
10 team full keeper: 4C/LW/RW,6D,2G,5BN G,A,P,+/-,PIM,SOG,GWG,PPP,SHP,Hit,Blk,FOW W,GAA,SV,SV%,SHO C- Giroux,Hanzal,M.Richards,J.Staal LW- Lupul,JVR,Tlusty,Zetterberg RW- Backes,Clarkson,Havlat,Kessel D- Bogosian,Carlson,Enstrom,Kulikov,Markov,Yandle G- Miller,Hiller,Crawford BN- Kuba,Ruutu,Robidas,McDonald Prospects- Armia, Connolly, Couturier, Etem, Forsberg, Girgensons, Huberdeau, Kucherov, Nyquist, Okposo, K.Palmieri, Stransky, Toffoli, Barberio, Gardiner, Gormley, Josi, Marincin, Moore, Morrow, Savard, Vatanen, Allen, Bernier, Campbell, Fasth, Hackett, Mrazek Last edited by hockeymanG23; 12-29-2012 at 10:47 AM. |
Well, your league isn't TOO deep, as you only have 10 teams with only 5 keepers...so there's likely to be a breadth of goalies available in the re-draft...that being said, goalies account for almost 45% of your stats, so you definitely need to keep two, especially if they are talented. I'd keep Fleury and Schneider and let Kipper go. Schneider is soon to be a stud. Saw him play in Manitoba over the full season and he's ridiculous...just a monster. Can't wait to see him get a chance to start!
Giroux and JT are the obvious choices, I think. I'd probably take Seguin over Neal...I have a feeling Seguin has a higher ceiling, although Neal had a heck of a season last year. Whoever has Wing eligibility you should keep, though. Edit: these are my suggestions for Roto...Head-to-head, I agree with the poster below me, goalies aren't as crucial.
14 Team, 10-keeper, Second Year Keeper League - Roto G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SHP, GWG, SOG, Hits, Blks, FW, W, GAA, SV%, SHO 2 C, 4 W, 2 F, 5 D, 2 Util, 2 Goalies, 2 IR, 5 Bench C: Toews, Stepan W: Lucic, Pacioretty, E. Kane, Briere F: St. Louis, Landeskog D: Pietrangelo, Faulk, Beauchemin, Barrie, Zanon Util: Hodgson, B. Schenn Bench: Dubinsky, Grossman, M. Foligno G: Lundqvist, Varlamov Bench: Hiller, Markstrom IR Burns, Hanzal Defending Champion Last edited by BradyJets; 12-29-2012 at 11:21 AM. Reason: roto only |
I should clarify why I feel this is an important question. Might help with the advice, might not.
If it's a H2H league: Even though the categories appear to favour goalies (5 x 4), in a H2H league goalies are generally less crucial to success given that it all comes down to a given week. That being said, I understand that you need strong goaltending to put yourself in a position to be successful. Another point is the categories themselves. Even though there are four goalie categories, shutouts don't usually have an effect on a matchup and usually ends up as a tie, so it's pretty insignificant. That leaves three categories, which devalues goaltending a bit more, but given that two of them are ratios you need goalies that will help you more with quality over quantity. This might favour Fleury and Schneider more than Kiprusoff, as even though he had a great season, his value can fluctuate from year to year. Fleury hasn't been elite but is solid, plus he's on a better team, has a solid backup pushing him (Vokoun) and is younger. If it's a roto league: Goaltending is crucial in this format. It's all about cumulative production and you need high end goaltending to give yourself a chance at a title. Furthermore, shutouts, although infrequent, are extremely important since each one will have a significant effect on the standings. So I would go for goalies that could steal a few games or are on better teams. This would make me choose Fleury and Schneider even more. But Kipper could be useful as well depending on max games and if Schneider splits starts again. In this case I would consider keeping all three goalies. Other comments: Knowing this, there's an option that you could actually drop both Seguin and Neal and keep all three goalies, especially if you feel many teams will keep two+ goalies, which wouldn't leave you much in the draft. If that's the case, there will be plenty of solid offensive players available. It's a tough call. One thing for sure, I would definitely keep two goalies. Also mentioned by Brosive, the wing eligibility is a factor as well. If Seguin is C only, I would consider keeping Neal if you are debating between the two since you have two centres already. Giroux (I'm guessing) should have C only (soon, if not currently). In a keep five league, it's likely that there will be a lot of turnover from year to year and other than a couple of core players, it's possible that you may be focusing your strategy more on a yearly basis. What was key to your win last season other than depth? Last edited by horrorfan; 12-29-2012 at 11:31 AM. |
Goaltending was not great for me last year - Had Ward to begin the season - which got be behind - Luongo being out for a lenght of time allwed Schneid's to get me some stats to pull me up a little. With that in mind I think keeping 2 goalies is a must (Fleury, Schneider) My team was successful due to a balance of all the offensive players stats. PIM's helped (Backes, Neal, Chara, Simmonds) were owned and allowed me to get PIMs' without sacrificing +/- or Pts. With that in mind, Neal was huge... tough call to drop him in favour of Seguin despite his upside going forward. I'm leaning keeping Neal over Seguin as Giroux and Tavares are musts as well as Schneider and Fleury. Still tough to decide. |
It's a Yahoo based league so both Giroux and Seguin have W eligability to start. |
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Greetings to proletarians in struggle in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia... and all over the world! Blood-Baath in Syria and proletarian direct actionGreetings to proletarians in struggle in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia... and all over the world! It was thirty years ago, in the city of Hama in Syria On February 2nd, 1982, the population responded to calls for insurrection against the government, against misery and repression. The insurgents were joined by 150 army officers and seized control of the city; they destroyed centres of repression, they executed more than 300 mercenaries of the regime, as well as a first unit of paratroopers sent to subdue the revolt. The State retaliated while besieging the city and bombing it with heavy artillery over 27 days; even cyanide gas was used. 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Dictators have fallen, others hang on to the remnants of their power, the repression is fierce everywhere, because the proletarians are determined not to croak on the altar of value without at least selling their life dearly. Struggles against hunger, against misery, against the increase of prices of basic foodstuffs, against unemployment, against the impunity of torturers, against the arrogance of masters entrenched in their less and less inaccessible fortresses Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, Iraq, Kuwait And when dictators are ousted under the pressure from the street (a soft journalistic euphemism for not saying the truth bluntly: i.e. the proletariat in struggle!), or rather, when the world bourgeoisie and its central apparatuses remove such and such an administrator who is unable to control the situation any more, then new faces appear, more credible political alternatives appear in order to restore social peace and business law and order. 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