NHL Grind Down: Monday, November 21st
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The RotoGrinders NHL Grind Down article will give you an in-depth analysis into the NHL schedule. This article will break down the numbers for every single game and give you analysis on which trends you can exploit. While matchups are a major factor in daily fantasy hockey there are plenty of other factors to consider such as injuries, salaries, and more.
The analysis should point you in the right direction, but it is still up to you to decipher the information and make your own selections. Hockey is an extremely high variance sport. The best choice is not always the right choice but following the trends will win you money over time.
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Colorado Avalanche at Columbus Blue Jackets
| Colorado Avalanche | Columbus Blue Jackets | ||||||||
 | Semyon Varlamov |  | Curtis McElhinney | ||||||
| Record | Record | ||||||||
| 8-9-0 | 9-4-2 | ||||||||
| Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% | Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Stats | 2.12 | 2.76 | 17.50% | 78.90% | Team Stats | 3.40 | 2.33 | 29.30% | 84.80% |
The Avalanche enter tonight’s game sitting in the Central Division cellar, and while they’re fresh off of a 3-2 win in Minnesota over the weekend, they’ve yet to pick up consecutive wins since the first two games of the season. The big story here is whether or not the Avalanche will have either Matt Duchene or Gabriel Landeskog back in action. Early reports that Duchene is going to be a “game-time” decision, while it’s looking less likely that Landeskog will suit up. For the sake of this article, I’ll operate under the assumption neither will play this evening, but both become fine options if they do talk their way into the lineup. With those two sidelined, all eyes shift to Nathan MacKinnon. The former 1st overall draft pick leads the Avalanche with 12 points and this is a favorable matchup for him as the Blue Jackets have posted a 2.83 xGA60 thus far this season. Behind MacKinnon, however, there’s just not much to like from the Colorado forwards. On defense, the trio of Francois Beauchemin, Erik Johnson and Tyson Barrie all see a healthy dose of playing time and are viable fantasy options tonight. Barrie is probably the most offensively talented of the three, but Beauchemin and Johnson have nice floors thanks to their shot blocking abilities.
Quietly, the Columbus Blue Jackets may just be the hottest team in the NHL right now. They defeated the Washington Capitals yesterday afternoon to push their winning streak to five games and own a 9-1-1 record over their last eleven games. Their success has been mainly due to their very balanced scoring attack, and while that’s great news for John Tortorella, it makes them somewhat tough to predict from a DFS perspective. Nick Foligno looks to be on his way back after a disappointing season last year as he leads the way with 16 points in 15 games this season. Trailing just behind him are a plethera of other players as Columbus has already seen seven players reach double-digit points. Folingo will be joined by Alexander Wennberg and Brandon Saad on the top line, leaving Brandon Dubinsky to center Boone Jenner and Cam Atkinson on a very capable (and speedy) second line. All six players also see plenty of run with the man advantage and look like fine options this evening as the Avalanche have surrendered 2.76 goals against per game this season and own a subpar 78.9% penalty kill on the young season. On defense, Zach Werenski has taken kindly to life in the NHL as the former first round pick has now racked up five goals and eight assists in his first 15 career NHL games. He’s taken over as the point man on the #1 power-play unit and is still somewhat reasonably priced on several sites around the industry. Seth Jones was activated from the injured list and also looks to be available tonight after missing just six games with a broken bone in his foot.
Colorado Avalanche
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 50.18 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential -9, 106.77 CP60
Elite Options
Nathan MacKinnon ($6,800 FD, $6,400 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 67.84 CF60, 2.98 xGF60, 95.46 PDO
Secondary Options
Jarome Iginla ($4,200 FD, $4,200 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 54.56 CF60, 1.99 xGF60, 97.01 PDO
Tyson Barrie ($4,800 FD, $4,800 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 52.12 CF60, 1.88 xGF60, 96.12 PDO
Francois Beauchemin ($3,600 FD, $4,400 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.88 CF60, 2.28 xGF60, 99.94 PDO
Expected Netminder
Semyon Varlamov – My Ratings (out of 10): 6 Cash, 7 GPP
Columbus Blue Jackets
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 47.28 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 8, 112.73 CP60
Elite Options
Nick Foligno ($5,700 FD, $5,000 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 57.23 CF60, 2.53 xGF60, 104.16 PDO
Boone Jenner ($5,000 FD, $4,700 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 57.51 CF60, 2.43 xGF60, 97.84 PDO
Zach Werenski ($5,100 FD, $5,700 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 56.68 CF60, 2.34 xGF60, 102.75 PDO
Secondary Options
Brandon Saad ($6,400 FD, $5,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 58.6 CF60, 2.55 xGF60, 105.68 PDO
Cam Atkinson ($6,300 FD, $5,400 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.67 CF60, 2.3 xGF60, 98.27 PDO
Expected Netminder
Sergei Bobrovsky – My Ratings (out of 10): 6.5 Cash, 8 GPP
New York Rangers at Pittsburgh Penguins
| New York Rangers | Pittsburgh Penguins | ||||||||
 | Antti Raanta |  | Marc-Andre Fleury | ||||||
| Record | Record | ||||||||
| 13-5-0 | 11-4-3 | ||||||||
| Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% | Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Stats | 4.11 | 2.33 | 23.20% | 85.70% | Team Stats | 2.83 | 2.72 | 24.20% | 81.20% |
The Rangers may have dropped each of their last two games, but they still find themselves sitting alone for the lead in the Metropolitan Division. They’ll head to Pittsburgh tonight to open a very important home-and-home series with Pittsburgh Penguins. The matchup against Pittsburgh is definitely not ideal, and further complicating things is the fact that they played a grueling overtime game against the Florida Panthers last night and lost Mika Zibanejad for the foreseeable future with a broken leg. With Zibanejad sidelined, the scoring weight shifts a bit more heavily towards the trio of Chris Kreider, Derek Stepan and Rick Nash on the top forward line. All three players have underprefomed a bit to start the season, but figure to be a very dangerous grouping as the season pushes forwards. Ryan McDonagh continues to see a very heavy workload and is the top option from the Rangers blue-line. He’s dished out 11 assists in 19 games and has been victimized by some bad luck as not one of his 32 SOG have yet to find their way into the back of the net. Alternatively, former first round pick Brady Skjei owns 11 assists of his own and continues to carve out a bigger and bigger role as the season progresses. If you’re looking for some salary relief, he’s a fine option.
The Penguins haven’t been able to gain much traction lately, but after losing in a shootout against the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday, Mike Sullivan figures to have his team very motivated to redeem themselves against the Metropolitan Division leading New York Rangers. As you’d expect, both Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby currently sit tied for the team lead in points with 16 (although Crosby has done it in six fewer games). While those two do join forces on the #1 power-play unit, Coach Sullivan does have them split up at even strength to give his club two very dangerous forward lines. Crosby is slated to be joined by Carl Hagelin and Conor Sheary on one line, with Phil Kessel and Bryan Rust skating alongside Malkin on the second line. Phil Kessel seems like the odd man out in that rotation, but he does join Malkin and Crosby on the top power-play unit and is having a fine season with 15 points in 18 games and tallied two goals and two assists in four meetings against the Rangers last season. On defense, Kris Letang is one of the top-tier options on the board. He’s routinely proven to be a very dangerous weapon on the point of the top power-play unit and has already racked up two goals and nine assists in just 13 games this season. Alternatively, Justin Schultz and Trevor Daley both see a healthy dose of playing time with the second power-play unit and are acceptable options if you’re in need of some salary relief.
New York Rangers
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 47.11 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 20, 108.48 CP60
Elite Options
None
Secondary Options
Rick Nash ($6,400 FD, $6,600 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 52.66 CF60, 3.1 xGF60, 100.24 PDO
Derek Stepan ($5,400 FD, $5,900 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 48.75 CF60, 2.91 xGF60, 103.62 PDO
Chris Kreider ($6,200 FD, $6,500 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 63.77 CF60, 3.36 xGF60, 96.15 PDO
Mats Zuccarello ($5,600 FD, $6,700 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 55.23 CF60, 2.96 xGF60, 102.78 PDO
Ryan McDonagh ($4,900 FD, $5,600 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 51.71 CF60, 3.04 xGF60, 103.74 PDO
Expected Netminder
Antti Raanta – My Ratings (out of 10): 6 Cash, 7 GPP
Pittsburgh Penguins
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 51.37 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 3, 119.39 CP60
Elite Options
Sidney Crosby ($9,100 FD, $8,500 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 79.16 CF60, 4.07 xGF60, 99.79 PDO
Evgeni Malkin ($8,200 FD, $7,100 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 64.25 CF60, 3.08 xGF60, 101.48 PDO
Kris Letang ($7,200 FD, $6,900 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 64.59 CF60, 3.73 xGF60, 95.84 PDO
Secondary Options
Phil Kessel ($6,800 FD, $6,200 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 56.39 CF60, 2.05 xGF60, 102.7 PDO
Trevor Daley ($4,200 FD, $4,000 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 58.78 CF60, 2.84 xGF60, 102.06 PDO
Expected Netminder
Marc-Andre Fleury – My Ratings (out of 10): 6.5 Cash, 7.5 GPP
Calgary Flames at Buffalo Sabres
| Calgary Flames | Buffalo Sabres | ||||||||
 | Chad Johnson |  | Robin Lehner | ||||||
| Record | Record | ||||||||
| 7-11-1 | 6-8-4 | ||||||||
| Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% | Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Stats | 2.26 | 3.26 | 8.90% | 73.90% | Team Stats | 1.78 | 2.44 | 19.30% | 79.40% |
Calgary escaped Detroit with a 3-2 win last night but won’t have much time to enjoy the win as they’ll head to Buffalo for tonight’s matchup against the Sabres. Expectations were somewhat high in Calgary to open the season, but they’ve struggled out of the gates and own a disappointing 8-11-1 record after 20 games. With the face of their franchise (Johnny Gaudreau) out of the lineup for the next month, they’ll need to do all they can to hang on until he returns or they’ll quickly find themselves too far behind in the very competitive Western Conference. With that in mind, winnable games like the one they face tonight suddenly have some added importance. Sean Monahan may not have Gaudreau on his wing for awhile, but he still has some talent around him on the top line as both Troy Brouwer and Sam Bennett are slated to join him. While they’re the more obvious options up front for Calgary, it’s actually Michael Frolik who leads the team with 13 points. He lit the lamp when these two teams squared off earlier this season and will skate alongside Matthew Tkachuk and Mikael Backlund both at even strength and on the #2 power-play unit. On defense the Flames have several fine options. It’s been a slow start to the season for Mark Giordano, but he’s proven to put up elite offensive numbers from the blue-line in recent seasons and is averaging nearly 25 minutes of ice-time per game. Alternatively, Dougie Hamilton looks to be taking a big step forward this season and has already scored a pair of goals and added seven assists in 20 games. Both players see plenty of playing time with the man-advantage and will look to take advantage of Buffalo’s lackluster 79.4% penalty kill.
After dropping six consecutive games, the Sabres finally found a way to pick up two points against the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday. Buffalo is clearly still very desperate to get Jack Eichel and Ryan O’Reilly back into the lineup as they have yet to score more than two goals in any game this month and are now averaging a league worst 1.78 goals per game. That clearly makes them a tough team to target right now in DFS, but drawing a matchup against the defensively inept Calgary Flames who happen to be on the back end of back-to-back games does change things a little bit. Eichel likely remains several weeks away from a return, but it is possible that O’Reilly will finally talk his way back into the lineup tonight (but for now I’ll assume he’s still going to be watching from the press box). With those two missing in action, it’s the duo of Evander Kane and Kyle Okposo that will be asked to carry the load offensively. Okposo leads the team with ten points but Kane has really struggled out of the gates as he’s pickup up just one single assist in his seven appearances. Both players see plenty of playing time with the man advantage and, with Calgary sporting an abysmal penalty kill, look like fine and reasonably priced options this evening in all formats. On defense, Rasmus Ristolainen is the top target. The 22 year old broke out for 41 points last season and facilitates things from the point of the #1 power-play unit. His shot blocking abilities give him the solid floor that we desire in cash games, and there’s plenty of offensive upside to make him a GPP target as well.
Calgary Flames
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 51.28 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential -6, 107.72 CP60
Elite Options
Mark Giordano ($6,200 FD, $6,100 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 54.41 CF60, 2.15 xGF60, 99.53 PDO
Secondary Options
Sean Monahan ($6,300 FD, $5,800 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 55.99 CF60, 2.29 xGF60, 94.86 PDO
Sam Bennett ($4,100 FD, $4,400 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.22 CF60, 2.11 xGF60, 99.52 PDO
Michael Frolik ($4,900 FD, $4,700 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 58.56 CF60, 2.38 xGF60, 96.32 PDO
Dougie Hamilton ($5,000 FD, $4,700 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 66.62 CF60, 2.99 xGF60, 95.31 PDO
Expected Netminder
Brian Elliott – My Ratings (out of 10): 6 Cash, 6.5 GPP
Buffalo Sabres
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 47.57 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential -5, 105.88 CP60
Elite Options
Kyle Okposo ($6,100 FD, $5,600 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 52.09 CF60, 2.51 xGF60, 102.21 PDO
Rasmus Ristolainen ($4,800 FD, $5,200 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 48.8 CF60, 2.44 xGF60, 100.02 PDO
Secondary Options
Evander Kane ($6,200 FD, $5,600 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 46.95 CF60, 1.96 xGF60, 89.13 PDO
Sam Reinhart ($4,900 FD, $4,500 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.32 CF60, 2.73 xGF60, 99.87 PDO
Expected Netminder
Robin Lehner – My Ratings (out of 10): 6.5 Cash, 7 GPP
Tampa Bay Lightning at Nashville Predators
| Tampa Bay Lightning | Nashville Predators | ||||||||
 | Ben Bishop |  | Pekka Rinne | ||||||
| Record | Record | ||||||||
| 12-6-1 | 7-7-3 | ||||||||
| Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% | Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Stats | 3.16 | 2.37 | 26.40% | 85.20% | Team Stats | 2.76 | 2.65 | 22.60% | 82.50% |
The Steven Stamkos injury is obviously a huge blow to this Tampa Bay hockey club, but John Cooper still has plenty of talent to fill the void and Tampa Bay been rock solid in the two games since his injury. They shut out the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday and will enter tonight’s game in the Music City having picked up two points in each of the last four games. With Stamkos lost for essentially the rest of the season, Tampa will need Nikita Kucherov to carry them offensively. Luckily for them he looks happy to oblige and leads the team with 22 points on the young season (9 goals and 13 assists). He’s potted seven goals and nine assists in ten road games this season and torched the Predators for a pair of goals and an assist in their two meetings last season. He’ll be joined by Ondrej Palat and Vladislav Namestnikov at both even strength and on the #1 power-play unit and that gives the latter two players plenty of fantasy appeal as well. The talented Jonathan Drouin also jumps over the boards on that #1 power-play unit and he’s picked up points in each of the two games since returning from a head injury. Defensively, both Victor Hedman and Anton Stralman draw plenty of attention from DFS players, but Nikita Nesterov looks to have actually wrestled away the job as the point man on the #1 power-play unit. He hasn’t shown much offensive upside in the past, but has scored a pair of goals and added an assist over the last three games.
After a disappointing three game road trip, the Predators will return to the Bridgestone Arena to open a three game home stand that kicks off with a battle tonight against a very solid Tampa Bay team. Facing the Lightning is clearly not an ideal matchup for Nashville, but they do own a 5-1-1 home record this season and have too many offensive weapons to ignore. Peter Laviolette has a very balanced scoring attack, but it’s both of his top two forward lines that offer the most upside. Ryan Johansen and James Neal headline the top line where they’re joined by Viktor Arvidsson while Filip Forsberg looms as a very dangerous scoring threat on the second line (alongside Mike Ribeiro and Craig Smith) if the Lightning focus too heavily on slowing down the Neal/Johansen duo. James Neal enters tonight’s game leading the Predators with eight goals and erupted for three goals and an assist in the two meetings between these two teams last season. On the blue-line, the tandem of Roman Josi and P.K. Subban are elite fantasy options on a nightly basis. Both players see plenty of playing time with the man advantage and their abilities to rack up the peripheral stats make them terrific options in all formats. Subban has dished out three assists in the last two games and looks to be growing more and more comfortable with his new team.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 49.49 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 5, 107.98 CP60
Elite Options
Nikita Kucherov – 16-17 Metrics – 56.46 CF60, 2.53 xGF60, 108.68 PDO
Secondary Options
Ondrej Palat – 16-17 Metrics – 51.87 CF60, 2.05 xGF60, 97.93 PDO
Jonathan Drouin – 16-17 Metrics – 58.94 CF60, 2.25 xGF60, 97.74 PDO
Victor Hedman – 16-17 Metrics – 55.15 CF60, 2.48 xGF60, 103.13 PDO
Nikita Nesterov – 16-17 Metrics – 59.4 CF60, 2.28 xGF60, 102.45 PDO
Expected Netminder
Ben Bishop – My Ratings (out of 10): 7 Cash, 8 GPP
Nashville Predators
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 49.55 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 0, 117.4 CP60
Elite Options
James Neal ($7,100 FD, $6,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 63.96 CF60, 2.72 xGF60, 100.36 PDO
P.K. Subban ($6,400 FD, $6,200 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 60.47 CF60, 3 xGF60, 94.42 PDO
Secondary Options
Ryan Johansen ($5,900 FD, $5,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 63.32 CF60, 2.74 xGF60, 101.53 PDO
Filip Forsberg ($6,400 FD, $5,400 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.53 CF60, 2.47 xGF60, 100.58 PDO
Roman Josi ($6,300 FD, $6,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 58.7 CF60, 2.64 xGF60, 99.64 PDO
Expected Netminder
Pekka Rinne – My Ratings (out of 10): 6.5 Cash, 7 GPP
Minnesota Wild at Dallas Stars
| Minnesota Wild | Dallas Stars | ||||||||
 | Devan Dubnyk |  | Antti Niemi | ||||||
| Record | Record | ||||||||
| 9-7-1 | 7-7-5 | ||||||||
| Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% | Stats | GF/GP | GA/GP | PP% | PK% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Stats | 2.59 | 1.88 | 13.70% | 86.50% | Team Stats | 2.63 | 3.37 | 19.20% | 78.80% |
In a battle against their own former franchise, the Minnesota Wild will head south to face the division rival Dallas Stars. Minnesota cruised to an easy 4-0 victory the only other time these two teams squared off this season but it was Dallas that sent them packing in the opening round of the Stanley Cup playoffs last season. Up front, the Wild have two very dangerous forward lines that they’ll throw over the boards. Eric Staal leads the charge on the top line between Nino Niederreiter and Charlie Coyle and he looks revitalized with his new team. Staal leads Minnesota with 13 points in 17 games and found the back of the net in that first meeting against Dallas this season. Alternatively, Zach Parise headlines the second line where he’ll skate alongside Mikko Koivu and Mikael Granlund. Parise may be asked to keep a close eye on Tyler Seguin this evening, but all reports are that he’s feeling much better after missing Saturday’s game and too much offensive upside to ignore. On defense, Ryan Suter sits tied with Staal with 13 points on the young season. He’s averaging over 27 minutes of ice-time per game and quarterback’s the #1 power-play unit. With Dallas owning an ugly 78.8% penalty kill, he’s a fine option in all formats tonight. Jared Spurgeon also joins Suter on the point of that #1 power-play and he’s starting to see his workload increase as the season rolls on.
After finishing last season as the champs of the Central Division, it’s been a disappointing start to the season in Dallas. With that said, the team finally looks to be nearing full health and Lindy Ruff now has plenty of offensive weapons to attack his opposition with. Tyler Seguin leads the team with 21 points in 19 games and he’s an elite option on a nightly basis. He’s slated to be joined by Jamie Benn and Patrick Eaves on the top line. Patrick Eaves scored yet again on Saturday against Edmonton and has now lit the lamp in each of the last five games. Jason Spezza and Patrick Sharp will join Seguin and Benn on the #1 power-play unit and both players offer tremendous upside despite the fact that Minnesota owns an impressive 86.5% penalty kill. On defense, John Klingberg is easily the top option. He has the luxury of running the point on that lethal #1 power-play unit and enters tonight’s game owning a pair of goals and eight assists in 19 games this season.
Update: John Klingberg will not play tonight. This opens the door for Julius Honka to make his NHL debut and he becomes a very nice punt option where he’s available (DK).
Minnesota Wild
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 49.32 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential 9, 111.8 CP60
Elite Options
Eric Staal ($5,600 FD, $6,000 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 62.58 CF60, 2.78 xGF60, 102.94 PDO
Zach Parise ($6,500 FD, $6,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 59.21 CF60, 2.95 xGF60, 101.54 PDO
Ryan Suter ($5,500 FD, $5,900 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 52.53 CF60, 2.26 xGF60, 105.25 PDO
Secondary Options
Mikko Koivu ($4,500 FD, $4,600 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.69 CF60, 2.15 xGF60, 100.1 PDO
Charlie Coyle ($4,900 FD, $5,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 63.27 CF60, 2.66 xGF60, 100.55 PDO
Jared Spurgeon ($4,600 FD, $4,100 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 53.95 CF60, 2.22 xGF60, 101.81 PDO
Expected Netminder
Devan Dubnyk – My Ratings (out of 10): 6.5 Cash, 7.5 GPP
Dallas Stars
Team Metrics – 2016-17 – 47.68 CF%, 5×5 Goal Differential -8, 116.54 CP60
Elite Options
Tyler Seguin ($8,200 FD, $8,000 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 59.44 CF60, 2.75 xGF60, 95.67 PDO
Jamie Benn ($8,200 FD, $7,200 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 54.1 CF60, 2.42 xGF60, 97.89 PDO
Secondary Options
Patrick Sharp ($5,800 FD, $4,900 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 52.29 CF60, 1.86 xGF60, 94 PDO
Jason Spezza ($6,100 FD, $5,300 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 60.22 CF60, 2.59 xGF60, 92.64 PDO
Patrick Eaves ($5,500 FD, $5,800 DK) – 16-17 Metrics – 57.97 CF60, 2.37 xGF60, 96.13 PDO
Expected Netminder
Antti Niemi – My Ratings (out of 10): 5.5 Cash, 5.5 GPP