NHL DFS: Point Shot – 12/12
Key Skaters Blake Wheeler (WPG) The Red Wings allow the second-most fantasy points per game to centers. Wheeler comes in at a severe discount ($6,600) compared to his teammate Mark Scheifele ($8,200) in just as good a spot while also
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 12/7
Key Skaters Filip Forsberg (NSH) Forsberg and the Preds should have their way with the Devils playing in their second game in as many nights. The Preds left-winger averages 1.52 goals per 60 at 5v5 and is the primary scorer for the team that scores the fifth-most goals per at 5v5 at home. The Devils allow the second-most goals per game and nearly 32 shots on goal per contest. Evgeni Malkin (PIT) The Red Wings allow the second-most fantasy points per game to centers, including 1.57 goals per game which is also the most. Malkin continues to be the top center option for the Pens with Sidney Crosby out injured. In four of his last five games, Malkin has seen 20+ minutes of ice-time. Evander Kane (SJ) Kane has just one goal in his last 10 games suggesting that he’s due for some positive regression based on his shot volume. This is a very good matchup for him to exploit and at a favorable salary. Tampa allows the seventh-most fantasy points per game to left-wingers, including the fifth-most shots on goal per game to the position. On the season Kane averages 10.10 shots per 60 at 5v5. Favorite Line Stacks *Note: Lines are subject to change depending on morning skate lines. Revert to the chat and/or look for updates here for any impact they may have. Nashville Predators First Line: Forsberg – Johansen – Duchene New Jersey allows the most goals per game and Nashville averages the fifth-most goals per game at 5v5 at home. The Devils are coming in after playing the Blackhawks last night while the Preds will be well rested in an all-around favorable matchup. New Jersey allows the third-most fantasy points per game to centers making a very affordable Ryan Johansen very appealing. There’s full power-play correlation here; notable against a team that’s penalized often and who’s penalty kill is sixth-worst in the league. Tampa Bay Lightning First Line: Palat – Point – Kucherov The Sharks come in allowing the third-most goals at 5v5 on the road this season. Against right-wingers San Jose allows the second-most fantasy points per game; they also allow the fifth-most fantasy points per game to left-wingers. The fire-power of Tampa at home against the leaky defense of San Jose should make them a pretty popular play tonight. Others to consider: Boston Bruins First Line: Marchand – Krejci – Pastrnak Florida Panthers First Line: Huberdeau – Barkov – Dadonov Top Positional Plays Center Sebastian Aho (CAR) Ryan O’Reilly (STL) Dylan Larkin (DET) John Tavares (TOR) Pierre-Luc Dubois (CBJ) Wing Steven Stamkos (TB) Mike Hoffman (FLA) Gabriel Landeskog (COL) Tyler Seguin (DAL) Andrei Svechnikov (CAR) Defense Seth Jones (CBJ) Dougie Hamilton (CAR) Roman Josi (NSH) Alex Pietrangelo (STL) Kris Letang (PIT) Value Defense Charlie McAvoy (BOS) Justin Faulk (STL) Dennis Chlowski (DET) T.J. Brodie (CGY) Jake Gardiner (CAR) Top Goalies Jordan Binnigton (STL) Ben Bishop (DAL) Tuukka Rask (BOS) David Rittich (CGY) GOOD LUCK!!
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 12/5
Key Skaters Patrik Laine (WPG) The Jets and Stars meet up again tonight in the second of a home and home series and Laine has made a habit of beating up on the Stars. With his goal the other night,
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/30
Key Skaters Nathan MacKinnon (COL) It’s hard not to look at MacKinnon again tonight in the same matchup that he dominated last night, except tonight’s is in Colorado. As mentioned yesterday, Chicago allows the most fantasy points per game to
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/29
Key Skaters Nathan MacKinnon (COL) Chicago comes into tonight allowing the most fantasy points per game to centers including 13.17 shots on goal per game to the spot. In five of his last nine games MacKinnon has multiple points and
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/27
Key Skaters Auston Matthews (TOR) Matthews and the Leafs have responded since the firing of Mike Babcock as AM34 has goals in both games since and the Leafs have combined for eight goals and have won both games. Detroit allows
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/25
Key Skaters Cam Atkinson (CBJ) Ottawa continues to be one of the weakest defensive teams in the league especially on the road allowing 3.58 goals per game. Atkinson averages 10.56 shots per 60 along with 4.16 high-danger scoring chances per
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/23
Key Skaters Brendan Gallagher (MTL) The Rangers, playing in their second road game in as many nights, allow the most scoring chances per 60 (32.03) at 5v5 in the league as well as the most high-danger scoring chances per 60
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/21
Key Skaters Steven Stamkos (TB) Chicago allows 36.9 shots on goal per game, most in the league while allowing the second-most fantasy points per game to centers. Stamkos comes in with points in five of his last six games with
NHL DFS: Point Shot – 11/19
Key Skaters Patrice Bergeron (BOS) Underpriced at $6,900 considering that he centers one of if not the best line in hockey. Coming into this game the Devils allow the fifth-most fantasy points per game to centers. Bergeron has seven goals