Dennis Wideman vs. James Wisniewski
Rick Roos
2015-03-04
Why Dennis Wideman is better to own in fantasy hockey than James Wisniewski
Facing off this week are defensemen Dennis Wideman and just traded James Wisniewski. These two blueliners have frustrated poolies with a seemingly unpredictable pattern of good and bad seasons; but is there an explanation for their varying production, and which one is the better own going forward? Time to find out – Cage Match starts now!
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