It's a keeper league, but we only keep 5 so Myers wouldn't make my list. So it's basically for this year only, who's the better play?

I've been holding out for Myers to turn things around, but a 5-0 shutout tonight and not ONE point for him is the proverbial straw that broke the back for me.

Hamhuis missed a bunch of time and may just be rounding into form, I don't want to wait for the rest of the league to realize that!

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12 Team ESPN League | 5 Keepers | 2 Goalies Max | Fwd-3pts/G or A | Def-4pts/G or A| 0.3pts/PIM | 0.2pts/SV | -1.7pts/GA | 6pts/W | 4pts/SO
F: Backstrom, Datsyuk, Seguin, Pacioretty, Kessel, Wheeler, Gaborik, Duchene, Parenteau, Krejci, Moulson, Cammalleri, O'Reilly, Lecavalier
D: Edler, Pietrangelo, Weber, Campbell, Phaneuf, Burns
G: Howard, Lundqvist
IR: M. Staal

I think Hamhuis is awesome, but he isn't exactly a scoring defenseman; his specialty is definitely as a defensive defenseman and I wouldn't expect him to score much more than 30 points this year. Keep Myers; he is young and he is going to have spurts.

Rylant

Myers hands down in a keeper league dont let the softmore slump scare you off from one of the best young D-Men in the game

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I would go for Myers beause he is younger and has a good future

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^ Agreed here.

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Myers. Hamhuis is great but not a lot of offensive upside.

Myers easily. He's pretty much locked into first unit PP time, while Hamhuis is behind Elder and Ehrhoff in Vancouver, and I don't see that changing.

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