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Fantasy Hockey Week 17 Waiver Wire Picks & Preview

Fantasy Hockey Week 17 Waiver Wire Picks & Preview
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Fantasy Hockey Week 17 Waiver Wire Picks & Preview

In the 45th episode of the Fantasy Hockey Hacks Podcast, the FHH team discusses the 17th week in the NHL – John’s List & Fantasy Lock Of The Week, Headlines With The Hacks, Ask The Hacks, and Edge Work (Schedule Notes, Week 17 Waiver Wire Picks). Subscribe to our podcast on all major directories; and stay up to date with the latest in fantasy hockey news and fantasy hockey advice. Be sure to visit LeftWingLock.com, the best source for fantasy hockey intelligence; and The Hockey Podcast Network for more great hockey-related content.

Highlights:
  • Nathan MacKinnon will miss the All-Star Game with a broken nose
  • Keith Yandle takes over the ironman title at 965 consecutive games played
  • Vanecek claiming the starting role in Washington?
  • Erik Karlsson had surgery to repair a muscular tear in his forearm
  • Drake Batherson will miss the All-Star Game after hit from Aaron Dell
  • Evander Kane signs with the Oilers for the remainder of the season
  • Jeff Carter signs a two-year contract extension with the Pittsburgh Penguins
  • Dylan Strome gets his first career hat trick
  • 1,000 NHL games for Drew Doughty
  • Adam Fox DTD with an upper-body injury
  • John’s List/Fantasy Lock Of The Week (2:08), Headlines With The Hacks (9:54), Ask The Hacks (44:37), Edge Work – Schedule Notes (53:22), Edge Work – Waiver Wire (58:47)

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John’s List

If you have been listening to our podcast for a while, you’ve undoubtedly heard about “John’s List”; which is basically John’s $h!t list of players past and present. We’ve decided to make this a regular segment on the podcast and will include it in the blog for fun as well. If you have any suggestions for players we should add to the list, let us know!

Sam Gagner, Detroit Red Wings

 931 games played (to date), 488 points, 175 goals.

Fantasy Lock Of The Week (Jan 24 – 30, 2022) | Presented by Left Wing Lock
🔥Johnny Gaudreau, LW/RW, 98% Rostered (Yahoo)

8 Points, 2 Goals, 1 GWG, 1 PPP, 15 SOG, 64% PP Share, 19:26 ATOI in 4 games played. Since January 1st, Gaudreau is 12th in league scoring with 19 points (5 goals) in 11 games played. 15 of those points are at even-strength, with 4 on the PP. 

Honorable Mentions: Nazem Kadri (7 points – 2 goals, 5 assists, 2 GWG, 3 PPP, 16 SOG in 4 GP), Sidney Crosby (7 points – 2 goals, 5 assists, 1 GWG, 5 PPP, 10 SOG in 4 GP).

Headlines With The Hacks (News & Injuries) | Jan 24 – 30, 2022

Our partner, Left Wing Lock, has a complete up-to-date list available on their website for all players placed on COVID protocol. You can see that list here.

January 24
  • Keith Yandle will tie Doug Jarvis’ ironman streak tonight with 964 consecutive games played – a record held for 35 years! 
  • Matt Grzelyck did not play on Monday night, still considered DTD. 
  • Kaapo Kakko is week-to-week for the New York Rangers; his struggles early in his career continue. 

  • Vitek Vanecek started for the Capitals again on Monday night. Vanecek has now started 9 of the last 11 games for the Capitals; and he appears to be wrestling away the starting job from Ilya Samsonov. 
  • Cam Talbot made his return to the Minnesota Wild on Monday. 
  • Chris Kreider (5 G, 2A in 3 GP), Ville Husso (3-0-0, 1.34 GAA, .960 SV%, 1 SO), and Timo Meier (6 G in 3 GP) were named the NHL’s 3 Stars for the week ending January 23rd.

  • Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was a full participant at Oilers practice on Monday.
  • The Vancouver Canucks hired Emilie Castonguay as Assistant General Manager on Monday – Castonguay becomes the first female Assistant GM in team history.  

  • David Pastrnak hit the 20-goal mark again with his NHL-leading 12th tally since January 1st.

  • Nick Foligno suffered an upper-body injury on Monday night against Anaheim. 

  • Jeff Petry hit 300 career NHL points against the Minnesota Wild on Monday night. 

  • Chris Kreider became the fourth player in Rangers history to score 30 or more goals in 43 games or fewer. 

  • Kirill Kaprizov scored his 100th NHL point in just 92 games played.

  • Matthew Tkahuk posts 5 assists in 7-1 drubbing of the St.Louis Blues. Jordan Binnington was shelled in that loss, posting a 10.50 GAA, .800 SV%, and a -3.89 GSAA.🤮 
January 25 
  • Canada’s Men’s Olympic roster was announced on Tuesday. 

  • The Philadelphia Flyers are adding John Torchetti to their coaching staff. 

  • Erik Karlsson had surgery on Tuesday to repair a minor muscular tear in his left forearm. Out until at least mid-March. 
  • Ryan Nugent-Hopkins returned to the Oilers lineup on Tuesday night after missing the previous 6 games; played nearly 23 minutes in the Oilers 3-2 OT win against Vancouver. 
  • Keith Yandle set the NHL record for consecutive games played at 965, setting a new record for the “Ironman” streak. Congrats to Keith! 

  • Mackenzie Blackwood was placed on IR on Tuesday with a heel injury. 

  • Drake Batherson is going to miss the All-Star Game with an ankle injury sustained in Tuesday’s game against Buffalo. Dirty play by Aaron Dell (has a hearing with the league) Batherson is expected to be out long-term. UPDATE: Dell did receive a 3-game suspension for the hit. Tyler Ennis scored a hat trick for the Ottawa Senators, who blanked the Buffalo Sabres by a score of 5-0. 

January 26
  • According to Darren Dreger, Evander Kane met with Oilers GM Ken Holland, and head coach Dave Tippett earlier in the week to discuss his role on the team. Still awaiting word on suspension – Dreger said it may “slip” to Thursday. 
  • Philadelphia FLyers GM Chuck Fletcher said that it would be Captain Claude Giroux’s decision as to whether or not he is moved to a contender this season. According to David Pagnotta, Giroux will discuss options with his agent, Pat Brisson, during the All-Star break. 

  • Adin Hill is considered DTD with a lower-body injury. Obviously this means more playing time for James Reimer while Hill is out. 
  • Dougie Hamilton was on the ice for practice in a non-contact jersey. 
  • Brady Tkachuk was added to the NHL All-Star roster in place of teammate Drake Batherson. 
  • Brendan Gallagher and Paul Byron may be available for the weekend, according to head coach Dom Ducharme. 
  • Jonas Brodin practiced on Wednesday, and may be available over the weekend. 
  • Jonathan Drouin is out indefinitely with an upper-body injury. 
  • Jeff Carter has agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Pittsburgh Penguins. $3.125M AAV ($3.25M Yr 1, $3M Yr 2), full NMC in both years. 

  • Nathan MacKinnon left Wednesday’s contest after a hit from Taylor Hall and did not return. 

  • Aaron Dell was suspended for 3 games for his hit on Drake Batherson. 
  • The Colorado Avalanche extended their home win-streak to 17 games – the 5th longest such streak in the history of the NHL. Nathan MacKinnon left the game after a hit from Taylor Hall early in the first period. UPDATE: According to Emily Kaplan, MacKinnon suffered a broken nose. Timetable on his return should be clear by the weekend.  
  • The Calgary Flames set a new single-game franchise record last night with 62 SOG! The Flames ultimately beat the Columbus Blue Jackets by a score of 6-0. 

  • Jack Campbell reached the 20-win mark for the first time in his career in just 30 GP. The second fewest games required in franchise history. 

  • Andrew Mangiapane scored his 100th NHL career point on Wednesday night. 

  • Dylan Strome scored his first career hat trick on Wednesday against the Detroit Red Wings. 

January 27
  • The Vancouver Canucks announced on Thursday that Thatcher Demko, Jaroslav Halak, and Connor Garland have been removed from COVID protocol. Demko will join the team in Calgary. 

  • Jakub Vrana was practicing with the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday in a non-contact jersey. Will not join the team for a few more weeks. 
  • The Arizona Coyotes are working on a deal to play in a 5,000 seat arena at Arizona State University. Thoughts? 

  • Adam Lowry played in his 500th career NHL game on Thursday night against the Vancouver Canucks.

  • The NHL cleared Evander Kane of allegations of COVID protocol breach. No further suspension is coming, and he is set to join the Oilers. Kane may play as early as this weekend.  
  • Kyle Palmieri was activated from injured reserve on Thursday.
  • Alexander Barkov recorded his 200th career NHL goal, and 500 career point on Thursday versus Vegas. 

  • Ryan Getzlaf suffered an upper-body injury against Montreal and did not return. 
  • Tyler Bozak played in his 800th career NHL game versus Calgary on Thursday. 

  • Drew Doughty played in his 1,000th NHL game against the New York Islanders. 

  • Quinton Byfield scored his first NHL career goal on Thursday versus the Islanders. 

  • Tyson Barrie was placed on IR on Thursday night. 
  • Max Pacioretty and Reilly Smith  both returned to the Vegas lineup on Thursday. 
  • JT Miller scored a hat trick against the Winnipeg Jets Thursday. As of Thursday, Miller has 43 points (15 goals) in 41 games played. 
  • Filip Forsberg scored his 200th career NHL goal against the Edmonton Oilers. 

  • Adam Fox left Thursday’s contest and was considered DTD with an upper-body injury. UPDATE: Fox was placed on IR and will be out until after the All-Star break. Will miss the Rangers next 3 games. 

  • Josh Norris also left Thursday’s game after sustaining an upper-body injury. 
  • Rookie Trevor Zegras scored a lacrosse-style goal on Thursday versus Montreal; the 4th such goal in the NHL.  

January 28
  • Jonathan Toews is in concussion protocol following a hit in Wednesday’s 8-5 win over Detroit. 
  • Jonas Brodin was activated from IR.
  • Evander Kane met with the media on Friday, along with Ken Holland and Dave Tippett. Tippett confirmed that Kane would start on Saturday versus Montreal. 

  • Johan Larsson is DTD with a lower-body injury. 
  • Tuukka Rask is out with a lower-body injury and considered DTD. Expect to see Swayman back up with the Bruins soon. 

  • Henrique Lundqvist had his jersey retired at MSG on Friday night.

 

  • Sergei Zubov’s number was also retired on Friday night at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

January 29
  • Ryan O’Reilly played in his 900th NHL game on Saturday against Winnipeg. 

  • Jeremy Swayman was recalled from the AHL on Saturday. 
  • Aaron Dell was placed on waivers Saturday by the Buffalo Sabres. 
  • Bo Horvat returned to action for the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday.
  • Kris Russell played in his 900th NHL game on Saturday night against the Montreal Canadiens.  
  • Michael Bunting scored his second career hat trick for the Maple Leafs against the Red Wings on Saturday. 

  • Teuvo Teravainen is listed as DTD, did not play Saturday against the New Jersey Devils. 
  • Jacob Markstrom posted a 15-save shutout, giving him 7 on the season. Markstrom is now tied with Miikka Kiprusoff for the second-most shutouts in a single season in franchise history. 
  • Leon Draisaitl scored twice to record his 4th consecutive 30-goal season! 

January 30
  • Roman Josi was added to the All-Star Game in place of Nathan MacKinnon. MacKinnon had surgery to repair his broken nose from a Taylor Hall hit earlier in the week. 
  • Jake Guentzel recorded an assist earlier Sunday to reach 300 career NHL points in 338 games played. 
  • Marcus Foligno sat out Sunday’s contest against the New York Islanders due to an upper-body injury. 
  • Carey Price expects to know in the next couple of weeks if he will be able to return this season. 

  • Casey Mittelstadt left tonight’s game against the Avalanche and will not return.

Ask The Hacks

  • My goalies currently are Jordan Binnington, Cam Talbot, and Tuukka Rask; have Binnington and Talbot lost their starting jobs for the remainder of the season? 
  • Alex Tuch or Clayton Keller? Weekly lock, H2H categories, includes hits. 
  • ESPN H2H standard league. Currently first place at 11-2. My goalies are  Ilya Sorokin, Darcy Kuemper,  Sergei Bobrovsky, and Tuukka Rask. Semyon Varlamov and Ville Husso are available on waivers – should I drop anyone, and who should I pick up?
  • I have Jordan Binnington and Carter Hart in a couple of leagues – Is it time to sell on these guys?
  • David Pastrnak for Chris Kreider and Ryan Hartman? I think it’s lopsided towards Kreider and Hartman, but Zuccarello is still available in the FA. I think if I can get Pastrnak and pick up Zuccarello, I’ll be better off. Thoughts?
  • Would you trade Darcy Kuemper for Jason Robertson? 
  • Need some goalie help, I drafted goalies late (didn’t realize I needed 3). I have Demko, Gibson & Kahkonen. Anaheim only plays 2 times for the upcoming week, and Talbot is back as a starter. My league has 3 goalie appearances. G,W,SV,SHO. Do I drop Kahkonen? Will Kahkonen get starts with Talbot back? There are no true starters in my league left – only Tuukka Rask, Mike Smith, OTT & ARI goalies available. Backups – Pavel Francouz, Jeremy Swayman, Petr Mrazek, Jonas Korpisalo, Alexandre Georgiev. Any suggestions? Keep Kahkonen or drop for goalie more starts?

Edge Work | NHL Schedule, Week 16

With the NHL All-Star weekend coming up on February 4th, there are no regular season games taking place from Thursday to Sunday. As a result, the upcoming week (January 31 – February 6) will be extended into next week (February 7-13). We’ll cover off the second part of week 17 on episode 46, which will be available on Monday, February 7th. For the upcoming week there are a grand total of 20 games on the schedule. Chicago, Detroit, and Edmonton play both of their games on light days (Monday/Wednesday), and offer some added fantasy appeal for the upcoming week. Boston (-41), Calgary (-25), Colorado (-53), Los Angeles (-14), Minnesota (-21), Nashville (-14), New York Islanders (-31), Toronto (-27), Vegas (-33), Winnipeg (-33) have favourable schedules based on Left Wing Lock’s strength of schedule tool. 

  • Monday – 5 Game
  • Tuesday – 11 Games
  • Wednesday – 4 Games
  • Thursday – 0 Games
  • Friday – 0 Games
  • Saturday – 0 Games
  • Sunday – 0 Game
Teams With 2 Games: 
Team Of Interest | Calgary Flames (Strength of Schedule: -25) 
  • Since January 1st, Calgary is a disappointing 4-6-0, 26th in points percentage league-wide. However, there are quite a few quality Flames available on the waiver wire; and Calgary is one of a few teams that will play twice next week with road matchups against Dallas and Arizona. The Stars have given up the 10th most GF/GP (3.42) in January, and Arizona the 8th most (3.50 GA/GP). Calgary’s -25 Strength of Schedule rating from Left Wing Lock is the 9th most-favourable for the upcoming week; and the Flames have the 3rd best possession metrics in January with an unblocked shot attempt percentage (USAT%) of 55.5. Players To Consider: Andrew Magiapane (50%), Mikael Backlund (12%), Blake Coleman (29%), Sean Monahan (23%), Dillon Dube (1%), Noah Hanifin (6%), Rasmus Andersson (36%), Daniel Vladar (9%)
Team Of Interest | Toronto Maple Leafs (Strength of Schedule: -27) 
  • The Toronto Maple Leafs have a points percentage of .750 (7-2-1) in the month of January, good enough for 7th in the league; and they have the 5th best possession metrics with an unblocked shot attempt percentage (USAT%) of 54.7%. The Leafs are another team that plays twice next week – a home-and-home against the New Jersey Devils. The Devils in January are 30th in points percentage at .273 (3-8-0); and are currently allowing the 11th most goals against per game (GA/GP) at 3.36. Players To Consider: Michael Bunting (16%), Ondrej Kase (7%), Ilya Mikheyev (11%), Alex Kerfoot (16%), T.J. Brodie (2%), Petr Mrazek (50%)
Teams With 1 Game: 
Team Of Interest | Minnesota Wild (Strength of Schedule: -21) 
  • Since January 1st the Minnesota Wild have the 2nd best points percentage .833 (7-1-1 record) and 2nd highest goals for per game (4.33) in the entire National Hockey League. Conversely, Chicago has the 6th worst goals against per game since January 1st at 3.57; and they just lost Jonathan Toews this week due to concussion. The Wild have owned the Blackhawks so far this season, taking a 5-1 win on January 21st and a 4-3 win on January 22nd. Foligno, Zuccarello, Fiala, Greenway, Spurgeon, and Goligoski all contributed offensively in those first 2 contests of the season series. Players To Consider: Marcus Foligno (63%), Mats Zuccarello (67%), Kevin Fiala (73%), Jordan Greenway (5%), Jared Spurgeon (60%), Alex Goligoski (33%)
Team Of Interest | Vegas Golden Knights (Strength of Schedule: -33) 
  • The Golden Knights take on the Buffalo Sabres next week in what should be a very lopsided affair. Since January 1st, Buffalo has allowed the 7th most goals against per game (3.50 GA/GP, 3-5-2); and with the exception of Jack Eichel, the Vegas roster is healthy. Vegas also has the second-best possession numbers in the league since January 1st (57.1 USAT%). Players To Consider: Reilly Smith (45%), William Karlsson (25%), Evgenii Dadonov (13%), Nicolas Roy (9%), Zach Whitecloud (8%), Laurent Brossoit (6%)
Team Of Interest | Winnipeg Jets (Strength of Schedule: -33) 
  • The Winnipeg Jets have struggled mightily since the calendar flipped to 2022 (3-5-2); however, I like their upcoming matchup with the Philadelphia Flyers, who have been a league-worst 1-10-2 since January 1st; while also giving up nearly 4 goals against per game and rolling out a penalty kill that is 31st in the league at 63.6%. To date, the Jets have been a much better possession team as well, so this is a matchup I would be looking at closely for streamers or DFS plays. Players To Consider: Cole Perfetti (2%), Paul Stastny (6%), Brendan Dillon (9%), Nate Schmidt (21%)

Edge Work | NHL Week 16 Waiver Wire Targets

Waiver wire targets will be focused on players with ownership ~50% or less. 

Top Waiver Wire Targets

📈 Tim Stutzle (C/LW), OTT | Rostered: 34% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (Vs.EDM, @NYI) | Line: 2 (w/ Formenton & Sanford, PP1) 
  • The German forward is pointless in his last two outings; however, he had posted 6 points (2 goals) in 8 games prior to that. Stutzle is skating nearly 18 minutes per game on the season, and actually played over 24 minutes in his last 2 games against Anaheim and Carolina. Additionally, Stutzle is entrenched on PP1 at 63% PP share. Based on his iSH% (8.4%), tEVSH% (7.3%), and IPP (58.8%), I would suspect that we see improved production from Tim Stutzle the rest of the season. 
📈 Matthew Boldy (C/LW), MIN | Rostered: 6% (Yahoo) | GP: 1 (@CHI) | Line: 3 (w/ Fiala & Gaudreau, PP1) 
  • Matthew Boldy is on a 72 point-pace for the Minnesota Wild, albeit in just 8 games. However, the Wild rookie has found real chemistry alongside Kevin Fiala (74%), who has 13 points (8 goals) in his last 10 games. Boldly is playing nearly 17 minutes TOI, 2:34 on the man advantage (PP1), and should absolutely be on your radar for redraft, keeper, and dynasty leagues. 
📈 Alex Iafallo (C), LAK | Rostered: 31% (Yahoo) | GP: 1 (@DET) | Line: 1 (w/ Kopitar & Kempe, PP1) 
  • Alex Iafallo is on-pace for a career best 51 points and 25 goals playing alongside Adrian Kempe (44%) and Anze Kopitar. Iafallo has posted 7 points (4 goals) in his last 10 games played, and continues to be a great streaming option, particularly in deeper leagues. Also of note, the Kings winger is shooting a career-high 2.9 SOG/GM; and his tEVSH% (7.5%) and IPP (65.9%) suggest we could see more from the 28 year-old. 
📈 Dylan Strome (C/RW), CHI | Rostered: 9% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (Vs.VAN, Vs.MIN) | Line: 1 (w/ Hagel & Kane, PP2) 
  • Dylan Strome scored his first career NHL hat trick against the Detroit Red Wings earlier this week; and has really hit his stride late in the season with 11 points (5 goals) in his last 9 games played. No red flags in terms of Strome’s underlying metrics; and his tEVSH% (6%) would suggest that we see some positive regression. Strome’s linemates have been hot as well: Brandon Hagel (2%) has 8 points (5 goals) in 8 games; and Patrick Kane has posted 11 points (4 goals) in 10 games.  
📈 Valeri Nichushkin (LW/RW), COL | Rostered: 30% (Yahoo) | GP: 1 (@ARI) | Line: 2 (w/ Landeskog & Rantanen, PP2) 
  • With Nathan MacKinnon out due to a broken nose sustained earlier in the week versus the Boston Bruins; Valeri Nichushkin finds himself on Colorado’s top line alongside Gabriel Landeskog and Mikko Rantanen. The former Dallas Star has been outstanding this year for the Avs, scoring 21 points (11 goals) in 26 games to date this season. Nichushkin’s iSH% (16.2%) is high relative to his 3-year average; and his tEVSH% is a touch high at 10.9%. It would be reasonable to expect a bit of regression at some point, but given Nichushkin’s current lineup placement I would not be concerned.  
📈 Mason Marchment (LW), FLA | Rostered: 2% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (Vs.CBJ, Vs.NYR) | Line: 3 (w/ Lundell & Reinhart) 
  • Mason Marchment is on a 3-Game point streak, posting 6 points (4 goals), playing 3LW with Anton Lundell and Sam Reinhart. To date this season, Marchment has posted 17 points (6 goals) in 20 games played. Note: Marchment is only playing 13:05 per game, playing very little on the PP (4.4% PP share), and his iSH% (15.8%) this season is well above his career average of 8.8% (57 games played). Regardless, the Panthers play twice next week, so Marchment should make for an excellent streamer, especially in deep leagues that count hits (~2.5 hits/game).  
📈 Rasmus Andersson (D), CGY | Rostered: 37% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (@DAL, @ARI) | Pair: 1 (w/ Hanifin) 
  • Points in 4 his last 6 games, and 17 SOG over that stretch, including 7 against the Columbus Blue Jackets this past Wednesday. Average TOI of 22 minutes per game in January; and quarterbacks the first power play unit in Calgary. Available in nearly 65% of leagues. 
📈 Damon Severson (D), NJD | Rostered: 22% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (@TOR, Vs.TOR) | Pair: 1 (w/ Siegenthaler) 
  • Damon Severson continues to impress with Dougie Hamilton out with injury. As of Saturday morning, 12 points (3 goals) in his last 10 games played; 26:27 ATOI, 67% PP share, and shooting a career-best 2.3 SOG/GM. Hamilton is slowly working his way back from a broken jaw, but Severson should have some staying power for the remainder of the season. 
📈 Brendan Dillon (D), WPG | Rostered: 9% (Yahoo) | GP: 1 (@PHI) | Pair: 1 (w/ Schmidt) 
  • Not typically an offensive defenceman; however, Brendan Dillon has 7 points (1 goal) in his last 10 games played. Dillon is playing on the top line alongside Nat Schmidt, and provides exposure to valuable forwards Mark Scheifele, Blake Wheeler, and Andrew Copp. On-pace for just 24 points, Dillon is a deep-league streamer that contributes to hits, blocks, PIMS, and SOG. 
📈 Matt Murray (G), OTT | Rostered: 10% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (Vs.EDM, @NYI) | Role: Tandem (32% Net Share)
  • After Thursday night’s 3-2 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes; Matt Murray is now 3-0-2 in his last 5 starts with a 1.97 GAA, .937 SV%, and 4.15 GSAA! The Senators are one of a few teams that play 2 games for next week, although they are in a back-to-back so Murray likely gets just 1 start. Since January 1st, the Senators have a record of 4-3-2 (.556 Pts %, 15th in the league). 
📈 Mikko Koskinen (G), EDM | Rostered: 43% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (@OTT, @WSH) | Role: Starter (62% Net Share)
  • Mikko Koskinen was solid again for the Oilers on Thursday night against Nashville. The big Finn made some key saves for the Oilers, and robbed Duchene in the shootout. Koskinen’s last 3 games played have been impressive – 3-0-0, 2.22 GAA, .933 SV%, 2.25 GSAA. The problem with Koskinen has been consistency. Fantasy managers just aren’t sure game to game which goaltender they are going to get. However, Edmonton is nearing a fully healthy roster; and the acquisition of Evander Kane should help improve on-ice results. 
📈 Spencer Knight (G), FLA | Rostered: 41% (Yahoo) | GP: 2 (Vs.CBJ, Vs.NYR) | Role: Backup (% Net Share)
  • In his last 2 starts, Spencer Knight has posted numbers similar to what we saw from him late last season – 2-0-0, 0.96 GAA, .962 SV%, 2.71 GSAA. With Florida playing just two games on a back-to-back, Knight should get a start against either Columbus or New York.

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