Originally Posted by Dean Youngblood

Here we go with Team Youngblood....

8th: G- Henrik Lundqvist (first goalie to go)

23rd: C/RW - Jeff Carter (dual eligibility at the moment. Monster in SOG, PP, G, you get the point)

38th: G - Jonas Hiller (wasn't many goalies available or there wouldn't be by the time it got back to me so I selected an elite tender with a bit of an injury risk.)

53rd: D - Mike Green ( I really wanted to take a LW here but I could fathom why Green was still available. I took the BPA in my opinon)

68th: D - Drew Doughy (ditto for Doughty)

83rd: RW - Phil Kessel (might be the only pick I regret as I needed LW but I liked his ability to kill the SOG and PPP cats. I never own Maple Leafs in any league as I don't want it to sway me one way or the other as a fan but I made an exception here)

98th: RW - Loui Eriksson

113th: LW - Alex Tanguay (LW was really getting thin by this point)

128th: C - Jordan Staal (represents my 2nd line C and I like him to have a huge year)

143rd: LW - Nikolai Kulemin (best available LW here)

158th: RW - Ales Hemsky (I was surprised to see him make it to me in the 11th round. Hemsky has to put together a good healthy season sooner or later doesn't he? Could be dealt too)

173rd: C - Derick Brassard (represents my 3rd line C and definitely has potential to take the next step. Brassard could get moved to the left side as well which would help my team out)

188th: LW - Vinny Prospal (hoping Vinny is on his "good year" alongside Carter/Nash)

203rd: D - Anton Babchuk (awesome on the PP and his SOG are respectable)

218th: D - Matt Carle (he was a sleeper on my list and I was glad to snatch him in the 15th round)

233rd: LW - Sergei Kostitsyn (big gamble here as I hope he can replicate last season's stats - not overly confident in him though)

248th: D - Jamie McBain (hoping that Kaberle flounders and/or Pitkanen injures himself and McBain doesn't look back. Either way, he's a good depth pick here)

263rd: C - Nik Antropov (he was on my sleeper list as well and I let him slide about 3 rounds before caving. I will take him as my 4th line C)

278th: LW - Matt Cooke (douche but I needed some PIM)

293rd: RW - Michael Ryder (I like for him to get lots of opportunity in big D and fits my 4th RW spot nicely)

308th: LW - Milan Michalek (Very little competition. He can't continue to suck, can he? If so, he'll be placed on my IR or back into the waiver wire)

323rd: G - Mark Dekanich (I have no faith in Steve Mason and Dekanich is a solid option to take over once Mason sh*ts the bed)

338th: D - Tom Gilbert (his +- will be terrible but he should be on the top PP unit especially while Ryan Whitney recovers).

353rd: LW - Mattias Tedenby (depth LWer as it was my weakest position)

368th: D - Keith Ballard (boom/bust type of pick. Hoping he can have a better season. If not, dropsy)

I know that my team is going to be weak in the PIM department but I definitely feel the potential to fill the offensive cats + SOG is very strong. I tried to pick players that had little competition and were all but gauranteed top six roles.

Should be a fun year. G'luck guys and thanks for the invite. Let the trades begin!


C - Carter (rw), J.Staal, Brassard, Antropov
LW - Tanguay, Kulemin, S.Kostitsyn, Cooke, Tedenby, Michalek
RW - Kessel, Eriksson, Hemsky, Ryder
D - Green, Doughty, Babchuk, Carle, McBain, Gilbert, Ballard
G - Lundqvist, Hiller

Originally Posted by Pengwin7

Is there a full team-by-team list anywhere?
I'm in the mood to evaluate.

I know it is ROTO, but also:
*Daily starts or weekly starts
*How many start at each position? 4/4/4/6/2?