Brayden Schenn vs. Marcus Johansson
Rick Roos
2015-05-27

Why Brayden Schenn is a better fantasy hockey own than Marcus Johansson. Roos explains..
This week our spotlight shines upon two players who seem to leave poolies scratching their heads year after year – Brayden Schenn and Marcus Johansson. Both are still under 25, but have also played their "magical fourth year" without truly breaking out. With only one point separating their production over the past three seasons (114 points for Schenn, 113 for Johansson), the questions are whether either is poised to elevate his output any time soon, and who makes the better short and long term own? Time to find out – Cage Match starts now!
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