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NHL DFS Hot Shot for DraftKings and FanDuel (Feb. 28)

allenjesse24@yahoo.com
written by allenjesse24@yahoo.com

The final Tuesday slate of February brings us a healthy 10 game slate. There will be a lot of places to go tonight, so we will get right into it. Let’s find the best NHL DFS plays for DraftKings and FanDuel. Good luck!

Goalies

Linus Ullmark – Boston Bruins: The Bruins were just in Edmonton last night, where Swayman got a win. With that being said, Ullmark should be in line to face the Flames tonight. We may not know for sure until later today, so make sure you keep an eye on news. This is a great upside spot for a goalie who has been solid all year long.

Andre Vasilevskiy – Tampa Bay Lightning: Vas gets the Florida Panthers at home tonight in what should be a really nice upside spot for him. The Panthers are shooting a ton recently, and Vas is one of the best.

Juuse Saros – Nashville Predators: The Preds host the Penguins tonight, who exploded in their last game. This should be a decent leverage spot, as there should be some shot volume and some upside. Saros has solid numbers recently.

High Risk Goalie Pick – Karel Vejmelka – Arizona Coyotes: The Coyotes host the Chicago Blackhawks tonight in a very interesting game. Both of these teams are not very good overall, especially on defense. Neither team is good on offense either, but weirdly, both teams seem to be scoring of late. Vejmelka presents a decent play tonight, as Chicago is on the road on a back to back. There is definitely some risk here, as his numbers of late have been scary, but he is worth a look.

Others to Consider: Ville Husso (DET), Pheonix Copley (LAK), Filip Gustavsson (MIN)

Lines to Build Around

These NHL DFS lines are considered top plays for the night and can be considered the focal point of your builds. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable).

Tampa Bay Lightning Power Play – Brayden Point/Steven Stamkos/Nikita Kucherov/Alex Killorn/Mikhail Sergachev: This is a fantastic spot for the second ranked power play unit in the league. The Panthers are second in times shorthanded per game, and they are ranked 27th on the penalty kill. There should be a ton of chances for this unit to capitalize tonight.

Arizona Coyotes 1 – Barrett Hayton/Nick Schmaltz/Clayton Keller/Juuso Valimaki: The Coyotes are in a good spot against a Chicago team who has a porous defense. This line is about the only line that produces for the Coyotes, and they have a solid matchup against the Domi line tonight, who give up tons of chances.

San Jose Sharks 2 – Tomas Hertl/Martin Kaut/Fabian Zetterlund: The Sharks host the Canadiens tonight, and this is a really nice spot for this second line. Kaut and Zetterlund are newly acquired, and they should take on the top six for the Candiens in a plus matchup.

High Risk Lines

These are NHL DFS plays that carry significantly more risk, but could pay off at low ownership. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable).

Buffalo Sabres 2 – Dylan Cozens/Vinnie Hinostroza/Casey Mittelstadt: The Sabres are in a good spot up and down the lineup, and scoring might come from everywhere tonight. That is bad for DFS. However, with the top line probably garnering more ownership, this second line is very much in play in arguably a better matchup. The risk here is that scoring is in fact not concentrated enough to vault you up the board.

Columbus Blue Jackets 3 – Sean Kuraly/Eric Robinson/Mathieu Olivier: Speaking of risk, this line will have a ton of it. The even strength matchup dictates that they should have some chances. This is a play reserved for very deep GPP.

Seattle Kraken 3 – Yanni Gourde/Eeli Tolvanen/Oliver Bjorkstrand: Expect anything less? This third line has been on a tear recently, and they have a great matchup tonight against the depth lines for St. Louis. They should see plenty of chances and have some great upside potential.

NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: BOSPP, BUF1, OTT1, SJS1, SEA2

Value Options – DraftKings

Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on DraftKings. Be sure to stack!

Center: Yanni Gourde ($3500) – Seattle Kraken

Wing: Martin Kaut ($2500) – San Jose Sharks

Defense: Caleb Jones ($3100) – Chicago Blackhawks

Value Options – FanDuel

Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on FanDuel. Be sure to stack!

Center: Sean Kuraly ($3800) – Columbus Blue Jackets

Wing: Martin Kaut ($3100) – San Jose Sharks

Defense: Jonathan Kovacevic ($3800) – Montreal Canadiens

Cash Considerations – DraftKings and FanDuel

Center: Tage Thompson – Buffalo Sabres

Wing: Nikita Kucherov – Tampa Bay Lightning

Defense: Erik Karlsson – San Jose Sharks

Goalie: Linus Ullmark – Boston Bruins

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NHL DFS Man Advantage for DraftKings and FanDuel (Feb. 27)

allenjesse24@yahoo.com
written by allenjesse24@yahoo.com

Welcome to WinDaily’s NHL Man Advantage! We are just about through February, which means that the home stretch of the regular season is upon us. It’s also trade season, so it’s very, very important to keep an eye on the news over the next few days of NHL DFS. Trade season also means that things are a little more volatile, so it can be a little hectic (but FUN!). Let’s check out our DFS picks for DraftKings and FanDuel. Good luck!

Goalies

Linus Ullmark – Boston Bruins: The B’s head to Edmonton tonight to take on the Oilers, and this is a risky, upside pick. Ullmark has been very solid all year long, and the Oilers should throw a ton of shots his way tonight. The Oilers are a dangerous team, but they have been scoring under 3 goals per game over their last five. The B’s have only given up 1.4 goals against per game in that same time frame, and Ullmark has a 0.944 SV% and a 1.67 GAA in that span.

Alexandar Georgiev – Colorado Avalanche: The Avs host Vegas tonight, and Geo has been solid over his last five. There may not be quite as much upside as Ullmark, but he is worth a look tonight.

Jake Oettinger – Dallas Stars: The Stars host the Canucks tonight, who are allergic to scoring of late. This should be the safe goalie for cash. He can be used in GPP, but only if you have the salary to make it work. Don’t force this play into GPP lineups.

High Risk Goalie Pick – Ville Husso – Detroit Red Wings: The Wings head to Ottawa tonight, and this is a very interesting look. Husso has been inconsistent this year, but he has his spots, and this one feels like a spot where he will show up. Ottawa should fire away tonight, but Detroit has a chance at stealing a win.

Lines to Build Around

These NHL DFS lines are considered top plays for the night and can be considered the focal point of your builds. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable).

Boston Bruins Power Play – Patrice Bergeron/Jake Debrusk/Brad Marchand/David Pastrnak/Charlie McAvoy: This unit was not going to be listed here, as Edmonton has been solid at even strength. However, the Oilers sport the 25th ranked penalty kill in the league, and they take the 4th most penalties per game. This game should be fairly tight, but the power play for Boston should be in a decent upside spot.

Detroit Red Wings 1 – Dylan Larkin/Tyler Bertuzzi/David Perron: The Wings head to Ottawa tonight, and this is a very interesting spot for this top line. They should see the likes of the top Ottawa line in a plus matchup. A small sample size says that this line has been dominating. They are a little risky, but Talbot in net gives them a really nice boost.

High Risk Lines

These are NHL DFS plays that carry significantly more risk, but could pay off at low ownership. They will be listed by position in the following order: Center/Winger/Winger/Correlating Defenseman (if applicable).

Chicago Blackhawks 1 – Max Domi/Andreas Athanasiou/Philipp Kurashev/Seth Jones: The Hawks are an interesting bunch tonight, especially this top line. It all depends on how Anaheim ends up matching their lines tonight. Usually, they throw the third line against the top line, which would set these guys up really nicely. If Patrick Kane ends up back in the lineup, then this line becomes even nicer.

Anaheim Ducks 1 – Trevor Zegras/Jakob Silfverberg/Ryan Strome/Cam Fowler: In the same game, the Ducks are in a really good spot as well. There should be a bunch of scoring in this game, but the problem is that it could be very spread out. The Ducks and Hawks are already at the point where they don’t have a lot to play for this season.

Vegas Golden Knights 3 – Chandler Stephenson/Phil Kessel/Will Carrier: The Knights’ third line has a very juicy matchup with the second Colorado line tonight. They could have a lot of upside value and can help you get to the higher priced lines. If you do go here, make sure not to stack against Georgiev.

NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: EDMPP, COL1, VAN1, DAL1

Value Options – DraftKings

Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on DraftKings. Be sure to stack!

Center: Chandler Stephenson ($4000) – Vegas Golden Knights

Wing: Jakob Silfverberg ($3000) – Anaheim Ducks

Defense: Tyler Myers ($2900) – Vancouver Canucks

Value Options – FanDuel

Consider these NHL DFS plays to help save you some salary in your lineups on FanDuel. Be sure to stack!

Center: Yanni Gourde ($4400) – Seattle Kraken

Wing: Jakob Pelletier ($3700) – Calgary Flames

Defense: Carson Soucy ($3700) – Seattle Kraken

Cash Considerations – DraftKings and FanDuel

Consider these NHL DFS plays for your cash lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel. Cash lineups do not need to be stacked, and it is recommended to play no more than two players from a given team.

Center: Nathan MacKinnon – Colorado Avalanche

Wing: David Pastrnak – Boston Bruins

Defense: Shea Theodore – Vegas Golden Knights

Goalie: Jake Oettinger – Dallas Stars

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XFL DFS DRAFTKINGS Week Two Sunday Slate

Dave Gloeckner
written by Dave Gloeckner

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XFL DFS WEEK 2 – Sunday Slate (2/26/23)

We have two football games on the slate for today in the XFL.  Week 2 has already seen two road teams come away victorious.  Can San Antonio and Arlington keep up the trends?  Those answers will be provided soon but if there’s one thing for certain it’s that we have good GPP’s available to play and add some action to our Sunday funday.

SAN ANTONIO BRAHMAS -4 @ ORLANDO GUARDIANS (4pm on ESPN/ESPN+)

The Brahmas still have to be stinging after allowing 15 points to the Battlehawks in the last 90 seconds of the 4th quarter to turn a victory into defeat.  What we saw from San Antonio was a very conservative approach to offense as they ran the ball 39 times which was the most for any team in Week 1.  As for Orlando, they threw the ball 70% of the time which was also a league high in Week 1.  That could have been based more on the scoreboard but either way, we have two different approaches to offense from Week 1 that can help provide information for our builds today.

Quarterback:

JACK COAN (SAN ANTONIO) $8200:  Coan did throw the ball 36 times in Week 1 but managed only 207 yards.  The Brahmas rarely pressed the ball downfield as they completed just one pass over 20 yards.  However, Coan did distribute the ball well as he completed passes to 9 different receivers including 7 to slot WR Landon Akers.

The good news is that they are facing Orlando who allowed 272 yards passing to Houston last week.  I think Coan can be effective in this game and provide similar numbers to his opening week stats.  He’s the second safest QB on the board today as Orlando and Arlington both have the potential to make a switch if needed.  I will not be playing Coan but can see situations where he makes sense.

PAXTON LYNCH (ORLANDO) $8000:  Lynch got benched for Quinten Dormady last week but that was mainly based on the score and not 100% due to his play.  Lynch went 15 for 21 and 136 yards with 1 TD.  But the real issue is that his one TD should have been ruled an INT.  And without the jump ball going his way, his stat line would have been much worse. 

Going into today, I feel like Lynch is holding onto the starting gig by a thread.  There’s talk that Deondre Francois will be dressed today and HC Terrell Buckley may be inclined to give the ex-FSU starter a look.  There’s too much uncertainty at the Guardians QB spot for me to roster either Lynch, Dormady or Francois.  So I’m staying away until they decide firmly on a starter.

Running Back:

KALEN BALLAGE (SAN ANTONIO) $7100:  Ballage busted out with 97 all-purpose yards on 25 touches in Week 1.  He was the only player in the XFL to get 20+ touches which bodes well for his potential going forward.  Orlando allowed 4.0 yards per carry and 2 rushing TD’s in Week 1 to Houston.  They also allowed 5 receptions to RB’s.  This all bodes well for Ballage and makes him a RB1 on today’s slate.

JAH MAINE MARTIN (ORLANDO) $8100:  Martin looked good in Week 1 with limited opportunities.  He rushed the ball 9 times for 41 yards and is listed as the top RB on the Guardians depth chart.  The 2nd string RB, Kelvin Taylor, received just 5 carries.

As for the Brahmas, they shut down the St Louis run game allowing just 68 yards rushing.  And 40 of those yards came on one play.  Their defensive front was able to create pressure and win at the line.  I have some concerns about the Guardians O-line and fear that San Antonio will be able to win the line of scrimmage. Tread carefully here because we’ll likely need a long run to return value with Martin. There are better options at RB today.

Wide Receiver/TE:

JALEN TOLLIVER (SAN ANTONIO) $7,200:  San Antonio announced earlier this week that WR Landon Akers was being placed on IR with an undisclosed injury.  While I loved Akers potential, his loss will turn into Tolliver’s gain.  The Brahmas #1 WR had only 5 targets in Week 1 but he was on the field for 68 out of a potential 80 snaps.  He’s by far the Brahmas best playmaking WR which should result in him seeing some of Akers short routes.  But the other good news is that Orlando let up several 20+ yard pass plays last week and the Brahmas will take shots downfield with Tolliver being the primary target of those routes.

CODY LATIMER (ORLANDO) $3700:  Draftkings still doesn’t believe in Latimer.  They undervalued him in Week 1 and he ended up scoring 17.8 fantasy points.  And all they did this week was bump his salary up to a paltry $3700.  This should be another spot for Latimer to shine as his past NFL experience is something that the Guardians are relying on for leadership. 

ELI RODGERS (ORLANDO) $3100:  VALUE ALERT – While Latimer is under-priced, Eli Rodgers is just priced wrong.  All Rodgers did was bring in 4 of his 7 targets for 40 yards.  And yet he dropped $1000 in price this week.  Rodgers saw more targets than Latimer (7 to 6) and saw 60% more snaps (42 to 26) and yet he’s $600 less?  I like Latimer, but Rodgers is definitely the better value play this week.

FRED BROWN (SAN ANTONIO) $3700:  Brown hauled in 4 catches and found the endzone once in Week 1 which ended up seeing him total 13.6 fantasy points.  With Akers out, Brown could be in line for more snaps as he saw just 25% in Week 1.  This will be an under-owned spot but one that could pay off if you’re looking to get different in the Brahmas passing game.

DEFENSE:

SAN ANTONIO BRAHMAS $4000 – As long as Lynch is listed as QB1, we should be using the opposing defense in our DFS builds. Orlando allowed 7 sacks and turned the ball over 4 times against Houston. Regardless of who is at QB, there are major concerns with the Guardians O-line. But adding a turnover prone statue to a bad O-line is a recipe for sacks and turnovers which makes San Antonio my #1 defensive unit today.

ARLINGTON RENEGADES @ HOUSTON ROUGHNECKS -5 (7pm on ESPN/ESPN+)

The XFL ends Week 2 with the only matchup of undefeated teams.  It’s a classic coaching face-off as we have Bob Stoops going up against Wade Phillips, who will likely have nicer things to say about the opposing coach this week (click this link for Phillips take on Terrell Buckley last week).

But it’s not all about the coaches as these two teams boast some of the better rosters the league has to see.  It’s a great showcase to end Week 2 and add momentum to a league that is trying it’s best to draw viewership and interest.

Quarterback:

DREW PLITT (ARLINGTON) $8000:  The talk of the week is how can Arlington find a way to move the ball against Houston’s defense who registered 7 sacks and created 4 turnovers versus Orlando in Week 1.  It’ll have to start with Drew Plitt who was efficient in Week 1 but wasn’t able to his team into the endzone against the Vipers.  Plitt completed 76% of his passes as he went 19 for 25.  He also rushed the ball 5 times for 16 yards.  I feel like there is value in Plitt today as Houston will play with pace which will allow some extra possessions and opportunities.  He is my 2nd favorite QB on today’s slate.

BEN SILVERS (HOUSTON) $8600:  Silvers shined in Week 1 as he threw for a league high 272 yards with 2 TD’s.  He did throw 2 INT’s but it didn’t end up costing his team and instead showed his willingness to try and press the ball downfield.  OC AJ Smith likes to operate a Run & Shoot style offense and continued to put up points even when the game was well in hand (Houston scored 2 TD’s in the 4th quarter).

Based on the offensive scheme, the surrounding talent, and the risk taking approach, this is my favorite QB play of the weekend.  Silvers should get plenty of opportunities and I expect ~40 drop backs again this week.

Running Back:

DEVEON SMITH (ARLINGTON) $5700:  De’Veon Smith led the Renegades backfield in Week 1 with 15 carries to Keith Ford’s 9.  But more importantly, Smith outsnapped Ford 47 to 17.  So there is a clear frontrunner here in Arlington.  If there was one knock on Houston’s D last week it was that they allowed a league high 4.9 yards/rush.  If Smith can see similar volume this week, he should be in-line for a big day.  I like him as RB #2 on the slate today (behind only Ballage).  He’s also $1400 cheaper than Ford which makes him a high value player and one that will likely be highly owned.

MAX BORGHI (HOUSTON) $8000:  Borghi had a great game in Week 1 on limited action.  He received just 8 carries but did have 4 receptions as well as 1 TD to spike his numbers.  Houston runs an offense similar to that in Seattle and will have a high pass to run ratio.  However, because Borghi is also active in the pass game he will always carry value.  The pricing is high considering he played just under 50% of the snaps.  But when he gets the rock, he is a threat to break it at any time.  So play Borghi with confidence

Wide Receiver/TE:

BEN CANNELLA (ARLINGTON) $6,500:  Cannella is the best TE in the XFL and he showed it in Week 1.  The Renegades receiver hauled in 7 of his 8 targets for 70 yards.  He also played 50 of a possible 63 snaps.  It’s clear that Plitt has a trust factor with Cannella and will find ways to get his playmaker the ball even in tight spots. 

TYLER VAUGHNS (ARLINGTON) $3,000: VALUE ALERT. Tyler Vaughns secured four of his five targets for 38 and registered 7.8 fantasy points. He also led all Renegades WR’s in snaps with 50. This is another mis-pricing by DraftKings and can see him going under the radar in GPP’s today.

DEONTAY BURNETT (HOUSTON) $8,500:  Burnett led all WR’s in Week 1 with 23 fantasy points.  He hauled in 8 receptions for 90 yards including a spectacular TD catch.  Even more importantly, he played every snap for the Roughnecks.  Burnett is a clear #1 WR and should be rostered in most lineups based on Houston’s offensive philosophy and game plan.

JONTRE KIRKLIN (HOUSTON) $7100:  Kirklin hauled in 5 of his 8 targets and also found the endzone in Week 1.  And like his receiving partner in Burnett, Kirklin played every snap as well for the Roughnecks against the Guardians.  I like a full Houston stack here with Silvers to Burnett to Kirklin. 

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NHL DFS Hot Shot for DraftKings and FanDuel (Feb. 26)

Richard Masana
written by Richard Masana

We have a short but sweet four-game NHL DFS slate on tap. Aside from reading the 2/26 NHL DFS article, don’t forget to check out our NHL DFS Projection Model which is available every morning. If you like what you see, sign up for more Win Daily content here.

2/26 NHL Main Slate of Games – Beginning 5 p.m. ET

*All odds and player pricing below have been obtained from DraftKings and are accurate as of the time of writing*

Los Angeles Kings (+120) at New York Rangers (-140) – 6 Projected Goal Total

Tampa Bay Lightning (-125) at Pittsburgh Penguins (+105) – 6.5 Projected Goal Total

Nashville Predators (-170) at Arizona Coyotes (+145) – 6.5 Projected Goal Total

Toronto Maple Leafs (-140) at Seattle Kraken (+120) – 6.5 Projected Goal Total

Pittsburgh One – “Sidney Crosby ($6,900), Jake Guentzel ($7,200), Rickard Rakell ($6,100)

The Penguins are home dogs in this one versus the Lightning. However, they are slight dogs, and as the 6.5 total indicates there should be goals. Pittsburgh’s top line leads all NHL lines in SATF over their last ten games. However, they only have six goals to show for their efforts. This is a good spot for some positive regression on a small slate.

10-Day Sample Size – SATF “accounts for all shots including blocked and missed shots”

2/26 NHL Favorite Contrarian Line

Arizona One – “Nick Schmaltz ($5,800), Clayton Keller ($6,600), Barrett Hayton ($4,300)”

I don’t mind finishing off lines with a little Coyote action. Coming in 4th in the NHL in SATF over the last ten games, they are in strong form. The Yotes are decent dogs here, despite being at home, coming in at +145 on the money line. All three skaters feature on Arizona’s top power-play unit. Juuse Saros has been wildly up and down all season so not the worst goalie to target.

Defenseman and Goalie

Defenseman

Jusso Valimaki – Arizona – $3,800 – Cheap, quarterbacks a power-play unit now, and provides correlation with the Coyote’s top line.

Goalie

Connor Ingram – Arizona – $7,100 – A remarkable twelve-game streak of double-digit DraftKings points. In this spot with Arizona a decent home dog, I’d expect him to face his share of volume. He should be able to get that streak up to thirteen straight games.

2/26 NHL Best Bet

Arizona (+145) – DraftKings – 1 Unit – Considering all of the picks above, we might as well go all in on the Yotes!

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NHL DFS Between the Benches for DraftKings and FanDuel (Feb. 24)

Allan Fabrykant
written by Allan Fabrykant

Welcome back to the Friday Night WinDaily NHL Between the Benches Article! Teams are gearing up for their final playoff push, and the trade deadline is exactly one week away! Tonight, we will have a small 6-game slate, with some great teams hitting the ice! Tonight’s 2/24 NHL slate begins at 7:00 pm ET. Don’t forget to lock your lines and check the discord for any updates! Let’s get right into it!

2/24 NHL Stack Report

1. Florida Panthers 2 (Verhaeghe-Luostarinen-M. Tkachuk)

— The Panthers and the Sabres are similar teams. Both have strong offences and very weak defences, not to mention both teams struggle with inconsistency. What makes this matchup more interesting is that the Panthers currently sit outside of a playoff spot since the Red Wings have more games in hand and the Sabres are only two points behind them, meaning that a Sabres win would leave them tied in points and give the Sabres three games in hand. Needless to say, the pressure is definitely on for Florida tonight. Luckily for the Panthers, this game is at home, and the difference between their home and away records is eye-opening. Right now, they’ve won four of their last five home game with an overall record of 16-8-3 while holding an embarrassing 13-17-3 record on the road. However, what I think is more notable is the Panthers’ divisional play this season, as they are facing a divisional rival in the Sabres tonight, their 10-3-2 against Atlantic Division opponents is impressive and noteworthy, especially when contrasted to the Sabres’ 7-9-1 record against divisional opponents. Not to mention, the last time these two teams faced off, the Panthers crushed the Sabres 4-1. One final note on the matchup, the bookies see Florida as clear favorites tonight and have the over-under at an insanely high 7. With Florida holding the highest implied total of the slate at 4.2, we know where the bookies believe the goals will be coming from tonight. Florida’s second line, in particular, jumped out to me over the top line since they have been more consistent as of late, with both Tkachuk and Verhaeghe leading the Panthers in both points and goals this season. Expect a lot of goals in this one tonight!

Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Brandon Montour

2. Carolina Hurricanes 1 (Svechnikov-Aho-Jarvis)

— Carolina is coming into tonight as the biggest favorites of the slate as they are welcoming the Ottawa Senators to Raleigh. Statistically, the Canes have been one of the best teams on both sides of the ice this season, and while the Senators have had some bright moments on offence, defensively, the Sens have been abysmal, allowing an average of 3.2 goals against per game along with 32.3 shots per game as well as averaging over 11 penalty minutes per game. With those kinds of numbers, it’s no surprise that Vegas is so confident in the Canes tonight, giving them the second-highest implied total of the slate at 4.1 goals, just behind Florida. The Canes have also been hammering teams as of late, along with their current four-game winning streak. They are 20-6-2 at home this season and are in first place in the Metro division with a record of 38-10-8. The Canes have simply been playing great hockey as of late, scoring over four goals in each of their last three games while not allowing more than two goals over that same time span. The Canes’ top line is truly leading the charge of the Carolina offence as over their last three games, Svechnikov, Aho and Jarvis have put together 16 points (8 goals, 8 assists), and I don’t expect much to change tonight. I would highly recommend having some shares of the Hurricanes in your DFS lineups tonight.


Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Brent Burns

Honorable Mention(s): Toronto Maple Leafs 2 (Marner-O’Reilly-Tavares), Carolina Hurricanes 2 (Teravainen-Kotkanemi-Necas)

2/24 NHL Goalie Tracker

Best (Goalies to Roster)

  1. Ilya Sorokin
  2. Frederick Andersen
    Honorable Mention(s): Filip Gustavsson

Worst (Goalies to Target)

1. Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen
Honorable Mention(s): Cam Talbot

2/24 NHL Wild Card Targets

Samuel Girard
– Girard has been very consistent as of late. He gets a crazy amount of time (anywhere from 23 to 25 minutes of ice time) and gets an assist or two while blocking a good amount of shots. This has been going on for the last five games. Over that time, Girard has averaged over 24 minutes of ice time, notched six assists and blocked 11 shots. That kind of consistent fantasy value is difficult to find, and I think the trend will continue here tonight against the Jets.

Honorable Mention(s): Ryan O’Reilly, JT Compher, Ryan Hartman, Anthony Duclair (if he plays)

Core Four: (ALWAYS BE STACKIN’)

Center – Sebastian Aho

Winger – Matthew Tkachuk (or Anthony Duclair if he plays)

Defenseman – Brandon Montour

Goalie – Ilya Sorokin

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Goal Rush FLA vs BUF 7:05 pm

Honorable Mention(s): RapidFire 2/2 COL vs WIN 8:05 pm

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