It's worth noting that Mikko Rantanen earned primary assists on both of Lehkonen's tallies, while the two of them contributed to Valeri Nichushkin's power-play goal. After scoring in Wednesday's opening win against the Blue Jackets, the 20-year-old, who scored 40 points in 68 games his rookie season, isn't giving coach Rod Brind'Amour any cause to fiddle yet.Īrturi Lehkonen, LW/RW, Colorado Avalanche (29.4%): There was already a lot to like about how Lehkonen looked on Colorado's top line in preseason play, and that was before the 27-year-old erupted for two goals and one assist in the club's first regulation game/win. 1 line and power play with Sebastian Aho and Teuvo Teravainen. The second-year skater is sliding right out of the gates on a No. Seth Jarvis, C/RW, Carolina Hurricanes (17.5%): I suspect Seth won't be much of a fantasy secret for long. Along with Trevor Zegras and defenseman Jamie Drysdale, McTavish forms the corps of a youth movement that will eventually carry Anaheim back into postseason competition. Settled on a top scoring line and power play with Troy Terry and Ryan Strome, McTavish contributed two primary assists, including one with the extra skater, in Wednesday's 5-4 OT win against Seattle.
Mason McTavish, C, Anaheim Ducks (Rostered in 17.0% of leagues): This kid is going to be a star, of which the Ducks seem well aware.
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Resources: Goalie depth chart | Injuries | Schedule | How to watch on ESPN+ | Sign up for ESPN Fantasy Hockey | Download the ESPN Fantasy App Every one of them is more available than not in leagues, and tagged with a proposed forward stack to suit your fantasy fancy, DFS or otherwise. In that view, here's a roundup of 10 blossoming fantasy favorites - some future stars, others less young and/or stellar - who are bound to contribute more to your squad because of the company they're keeping.
Which is why an NHL player's lineup spot is so hugely important, in addition to how well he performs as an individual. However, with the video leaking and the entire sports landscape talking about the altercation, it remains to be seen how Golden State will deal with the loud noises.Regardless of team sport, the key to success, fantasy and otherwise, is the combination of skill/talent and opportunity. Warriors fans were hopeful that a few days of space and solitude might do Green and Poole some good in terms of patching up their relationship. RELATED: Why Draymond's conduct can make or break Warriors season Myers also added that Green's discipline will be handled "internally" and that he doesn't expect the four-time champion to miss any games. Prior to the video being posted by TMZ Sports on Friday, Warriors general manager and president of basketball operations Bob Myers told reporters Thursday that Green apologized to Poole and the team for his conduct. "But the young fella, no, you don't do that." "And you get to it, it happens sometimes, you all get into it." "You never do that, I've never done that bro. In the end, while Jackson understands that disagreements do happen behind closed doors, he makes it a point to say that it should have never escalated to the point of punches being thrown.
"He got to be the big brother and go over there and tell little brother, 'Look, I spazzed out, you know what I'm saying?' "I told Draymond last night he got to fix that situation with Poole, you know what I'm saying? Because he doesn't benefit from it at all," Jackson said. He continues to say the onus is now on Green to make amends, and that no one wins from the 32-year-old's lapse in judgment. Jackson added that while arguments and disagreements happen in practice, punches should never be thrown. "Jordan Poole doesn't benefit from this at all and there's no reason to sucker punch a young fella, you know what I'm saying?" "But I told him, he got to go to Poole and fix that, if he wants to fix it. "Me and Draymond had a little conversation about something else last night, about some other issue we had, and to clear stuff up between me and him," Jackson started. On Friday, Jackson took to Instagram to explain what he said to Green following the incident. There has been no shortage of opinions since the video of Draymond Green and Jordan Poole's altercation was leaked Friday and former Warrior Stephen Jackson is making his thoughts known.
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