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    Looking for new pc player please help me pick one

    Having trouble picking a new pc player... My first PCM play and still to this date is Paul kariya. But due to the powers that be one guy making YouTube videos who sits at home all day with an unlimited supply of cash for kariya cards gets all the top ones. So now I need a new pc player It doesn't need to be from my favrite team ... I am a blues fan tho. Who is out there right now that has great looking cards and a lot of big stuff I can find

    help me pick

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    Any guys that stand out to you, retired or current? Try going after one of the Blues rookies. Jaden Schwartz might not be a bad player to pc since he's just starting out and will be a solid guy down the road.

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    John Tavares, and/or TJ Oshie.

    Just my recommendations.

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    I would start myself a sweeeet TARASENKO PC,that kid is awesome and will be better and better....whoever u choose good luck...

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    I'm stuck between tarasenko and Jaden swartz

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    Try collecting both at the same time. Schwartz was a 12-13 rookie so his prices should drop with all the 13-14 stuff coming out.

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    I'd go Pietrangelo personally but Shwartz and/or Tarasenko are solid too

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    I would do petro but I know a lot of people collect him and have most of his biggest cards

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    just my 2 cents, don't know a lot about each player, but hockey future's has Tarasenko rated as the #1 prospect in a pretty stacked group of talent...for what that is worth is debatable of course, changes quickly with these young players...
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    I would do petro but I know a lot of people collect him and have most of his biggest cards

    Thats 100% right,start a main pc Tarasenko and a mini pc Schwartz ;)
    gd luck...

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