wprager
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Number of posts : 52870
Age : 63
Location : Kanata
Favorite Team : Ottawa
Registration date : 2008-08-05
Personally I think 3 goalies is way too much with 16 people. I'd actually prefer if you were not mandated who your injury reserves are. A pool I used to run for many years had something like 2 lines, 2 defensive pairings and a goalie as the must-haves out of a total of 15 players -- so you could pick 4 spares and split them up any way you wanted. As far as the scoring went, your top 6 forwards, top 4 defensemen and top goalie had to count. If you picked only one goalie and he got injured on the first night, then you had a player that would be stuck at zero points.
Anyhow, I don't want to impose (or even propose) too much, but 22 players is a little too deep -- it will take a loooong time to get through the draft. And with 16 teams it will be difficult for everyone to even get one known-good starter. There's only about 15 goalies in the league that are going to get the majority of starts on decent teams. So the other 2 goalies you pick will be duds -- really, what's the point of that?
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