Kane/Cherepanov/Little/Esposito

i am looking for fantasy purposes. I am a Ranger fan and i am tempted to jump on cherry but this is one of those times i dont want my heart to make my pick for me

Post edited by: richz22, at: 2007/07/29 21:23

1) Kane
2) Little
3) Cherapanov
4) Esposito

1a) Kane
1b) Cherepanov
3) Esposito
4) Little

I think Kane/Cherepanov are really close.

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21 man roster: 3C 3LW 3RW 4D 2G 1UTL 5BN 2IR. Scoring:G,A,+/-,PIM,PPP,GWG,W,GGA,SV%,SO
C: H. Sedin, E. Staal, Brunner (RW)
LW: Ovechkin, Hall, Dupuis (RW), Boedker
RW: Perry, Skinner (C), Voracek, Fehr, Boll
D: Chara, Hedman, J. Johnson, Bieksa, Despres
G: Louongo, Varlamov, Nabokov, Ellis
Prospects: Grandlund, Turris, Coyle, Nyquist, Lack

Hello Richz22 \'et al\'

I see it this way:

l. Kane
2. Esposito
3. Little
4. Cherepanov

Kane has the best chance of starting, with Chicago. If Esposito starts with Pittsburgh then his \'upside\' could be greater than that of Kane. Little might make the Atlanta team. If he does, then his \'upside\' could be enough to move him to #1, if he plays with Kovalchuk. All reports suggest that Kane is more ready than Little. Cherepanov is not going to be here for a year. So if immediate help is your need then I would go with the top 3. Of the 4, I like Cherepanov the most.

I hope I have helped you.

If Little plays well with Kovalchuk this year and becomes the #1 center full time, he\'ll become a 85 pt guy with 60-65 assists per season. I dont see Cherampanov having a ceiling past 70 pts. Esposito the sky is the limit but with his attitude still a problem no one knows how this kid will turn out. As for Kane he is the safest bet considering how well he can play with Toews, and with both of them being young and very talented, throw in Havlat(who last year was on pass for 100+ pts until he got injured) and you have an all-star line for many years to come.

So on the fact that little might play with kovalchuk my rank would be:

1A-Kane
1B-Little

3-Esposito

4-Cherampanov

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Whitney,Giroux,Hartnell,Ju.Williams,Ruutu,Malone,D ubinsky,Hudler,Jagr
D-Edler,Boyle,Byfuglien,Daley,Foster
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arnt toews and kane both centers

richz22 wrote:
Kanes a winger

If your pool favors goals, go with:
1. Kane - can score and feed
2. Little - no No. 1 in WSH, but he may be 1-2 years away
3. Cherepanov - such a wildcard
4. Espo - shouldn\'t have problems scoring in PIT

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C H Sedin Toews E Staal C Giroux Ribeiro Peverley
LW D Sedin Kovalchuk Gagne Kulemin Brouwer Latendresse
RW Gaborik Burrows Hornqvist Voracek Hejduk SKostitsyn
D Doughty Yandle Kaberle, McBain
G NJ, ANA, MIN

Prospects: van Riemsdyk, Frolik, Berglund, Tangradi, MP Svensson, BConnolly,OE Larsson, Josefson, M Johansson, Glennie, Shirokov

I love the situations that Cherepanov and Esposito are in. Both have extremely high ceilings where the sky is the limit on how much they can produce. I would grab either one of those two if I could.

All four mentioned are goona be good players...

If it was me i would go

1. Kane- playin with toews now in camp and is havin a great run with him
2.Espo-- A peguin, cant go wrong with that, never mind the attitude
3. Cherry-- doesnt get a look until next year
4. little-- could be a sleeper.