Pts only, limited keeper. Last keeper spot between;

Tyler Ennis
Paul Stastny
Andy Mcdonald

My gut reaction is to say Stastny.


After thinking about it, Stastny. Health will be a concern, but the best player with the highest upside. Easy choice for me.

so much potential in Stastny not to keep him over the others...

Stastny
Ennis
Andy Mac

Statsny for me. He'll provide more and even with injury concerns it's not really even close for me.

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C- Malkin,Giroux,Thornton Galchenyuk, Schenn, Berglund, Eller
LW- Hall,Ovechkin, E.Kane Saad
RW- Seguin, Stewart, PAP
D- Subban,Phaneuf Keith, OEL, Hedman,
G- Pavelec,Hiller Lindback, Theodore, Lehner

Team 2:24 H2H League Multi-Cat

C- Lecavalier, B. Schenn, Ennis, Belanger
LW- JVR, Leino, Bissonnette, Whitney, C. Bourque, Nodl
RW- Kopecky, Langenbrunner, Doan, Versteeg, Mayers
D- Doughty, Burns, Souray, Sarich, Lovejoy, Potter
G-Pavelec, Enroth

Agreed with a few of the others... Stastny is the "safer" choice, he's a bit more durable and is making a decent amount that he should be a top line if not 2nd line C somewhere...

Depending on how the season goes I could see him moved if Duchene really develops this season. There's been numerous rumors about TO and Burke wanting to go after him to solve the number 1 C problems and I could see that happening at the deadline...

Realistically speaking, with the depth that the Avs have you're probably looking at 60-65 for him, which is a decent total...

With that said if you really want a "boom or bust" candidate Andy Mc is your man... since he's joined the Blues, he averages 0.81 points per game (66 points over a full 82-game season), the downside is that he has averaged just 58 games played per season... If you're willing to roll the dice on his health he could have a much higher upside than Stastny.

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Agreed with a few of the others... Stastny is the "safer" choice, he's a bit more durable and is making a decent amount that he should be a top line if not 2nd line C somewhere...

Depending on how the season goes I could see him moved if Duchene really develops this season. There's been numerous rumors about TO and Burke wanting to go after him to solve the number 1 C problems and I could see that happening at the deadline...

Realistically speaking, with the depth that the Avs have you're probably looking at 60-65 for him, which is a decent total...

With that said if you really want a "boom or bust" candidate Andy Mc is your man... since he's joined the Blues, he averages 0.81 points per game (66 points over a full 82-game season), the downside is that he has averaged just 58 games played per season... If you're willing to roll the dice on his health he could have a much higher upside than Stastny.

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I know a lot of people are really high on Tyler Ennis and are expecting a big breakout campaign from him next season. Still Stastny would be my choice, as he's just 2 years removed from 79 points. I'm not expecting those numbers again, but he should hit 60. If he's moved at some point, as mentioned earlier, he may get a better 1C role, which would obviously benefit him.

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Stastny

Ennis





Andy Macdonald

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10 team Keeper Roto League
4C-4LW-4RW-6D-2G-5bench-unlimited farm.

C= crosby,m.koivu,malkin,zajak,grabovski,j.jokinen,
LW= ovechkin,nash,s.gagner,dubinsky
RW= downie,hemsky,callahan,voracek,perry,mueller
D= green,doughty,phaneuf,wisniewski,girardi,karlsson
G= rask,lundqvist,ward,price

FARM=kreider,grachev,petrov,enroth,kuznetsov,ennis ,rundblad,bjugstad,radulov,montoya, adam,t.erixon,cowan,s.elliot,j.faulk,cormier,petro v,orlov,stone,eakin,grigorenko,silfverberg,brodin, atkinson

--G,A,P,PPP,SHP,GWG,PIMS,+/-,SOG,hits,FOW,blocks-Wins,GAA,SV%,saves,SO

Not Macdonald.. I'm torn between Ennis and Stastny and since everyone is going Stastny I will go against the grain and at least make an arguement for Ennis.

Ennis should be the #1 guy in Buffalo this year
Ennis was a monster down the stretch last year for Buffalo
The addition of Ott on the 2nd line will give Ennis more offensive zone starts (Ott will play a lot of defensive zone starts I feel thus freeing Ennis up)

Stastny is 1 of 3 good centers on Colorado and depending how Colorado dishes out wingers/ice time/offensive zone time, Stastny is a bit of a wild card IMO.

That being said Stastny has proven himself before and is probably more consistent but points only next year I see Ennis as having the higher upside.

I would take Ennis because the risk is worth it for a boarderline keeper.

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2C, 2LW, 2RW, 4D, 2,G | G, A, PPP, +/-, PIM, BS, W, GAA, SV%
C: Tavares, Thornton
LW: Benn, Hall
RW: Semin, Sharp
D: Edler, Carlson, OEL, Hedman
G: Smith, Miller, Fasth, Markstrom, Bernier
B: Wheeler, Weisniewski
H2H Keeper League [5F, 2D, 1G]
2C, 2LW, 2RW, 4D,1 Ult, 1 G -H2H Daily Start - G, A, +/-, Hits, BS, PPP, SHP - W, SV, GAA, SO
C:RNH, Ribeiro, Backes, Kesler
LW: Parise, Landeskog, E. Kane
RW: Ryan, Yakupov, Clarkson
D: OEL, Keith, Boyle, Wisniewski, Smid, Georges
G: Schneider, Varlamov, Nabokov, Bishop
IR: Wisniewski

Stastny all the way.

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C: Malkin | Nugent-Hopkins
LW:Nash | Ryan
RW:Gaborik | Kessel | Voracek
D: Green
G: Miller
IR:
10 Team, 10 Keeper
Head to Head: G,A,P,PPP,SHP,BS,FW,GAA,SV%,SO
Daily changes: 3C, 3LW, 3RW, 4D, 1Util, 2G

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