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I guess my question relates to this thread, so I'll go ahead and ask it. Ohh, and good morning everyone after a sweet victory against the Caps yesterday.
What are your opinions on the current paths of both the Washington Capitals and the San Jose Sharks? Do you think the Caps will keep on struggling through the entire season and will the Sharks end up winning their division?
I'm asking, because me and some of my friends made a fantasy pool and I've got Ovechkin and Backstrom. Since we're allowed one trade until the mid-mark of the season, and Pavelski hasn't been picked up yet (only two people left with the trade), I'm really debating on trading one of my forwards (either Ovechkin or Brunner) for Pavelski. The other guy (trade left) has Thornton and Marleau, and I feel like he's going to pounce on Pavelski real soon. I just can't see Ovechkin not reaching the 20 goal mark in a 48 game season, but I'm really considering it. And, I don't think it's highly probable that the Sharks' first line (Marleau-Thornton-Pavelski) keeps its production rate at the same level. What do you guys think?
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