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NHL DFS Goalies and Stacks for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 14)

Joel Bartilotta 2 years ago

written by Joel Bartilotta

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Saturday Slapshot. The NHL scheduling gods have blessed us with a massive 13-game slate on this first day of the NFL playoffs. We’ll have plenty of options today for our NHL DFS lineups.

Let’s dig in and see if we can make some money.

NHL DFS Goaltending

Linus Ullmark ($7.9K DK/$8.9k FD) vs. Toronto Maple Leafs – This is strictly a DraftKings play tonight as the price on FD is absurd. The price on Ullmark tonight on DK is probably the cheapest we’ll see him as he’s normally a low-to-mid $8k goalie. It’s a tough matchup for him tonight against the Maple Leafs but he’s been arguably one of the top goalies in the NHL this season and if there’s a goalie that can stop the Leafs, it’s Ullmark and his 1.88 GAA this season. I’d reserve him strictly for GPP’s as there’s definitely risk with him tonight.

Juuse Saros ($7.8k DK/$8.5k FD) vs. Buffalo Sabres– The Sabres are a dynamic offense but they haven’t been overly amazing of late. This sets up nicely for Juuse Saros tonight and he’s priced fairly at just $7.8k on DK tonight. Saros has been really solid of late, not being under 10 DK points since way back in early December. Over his last 5 games, he’s been over 20 DK points 3 times. He should be able to stifle the Sabres tonight and continue with his solid play.

NHL DFS Stacks

Florida 2 (Bennett, Verhaeghe, Tkachuk) + Montour vs. Vancouver

Although the Florida offense hasn’t been exactly lighting the world on fire, they get a glorious matchup tonight vs. a bad Canucks team. Over the last 2 weeks, the Canucks are giving up close to 5 goals per game. They’re also giving up close to 17 high-danger chances per game. This should set up a ton of opportunities for the Panthers tonight.

While Barkov is the main draw for this team, I’m focused on the second line. Matthew Tkachuk has been really solid over his last 5 games. Over those games, he has 5 goals and 4 assists to lead the team with 9 points. One guy that hasn’t really done much on paper recently is Verhaeghe. He has just 2 points in his last 5, but he also has the second-highest ixG on the team with a 2.31. He’s putting the puck on the net, but just getting extremely unlucky. At some point, his luck will turn around and it will happen against a bad Canucks team.

Seattle 1 (Beniers, Burakovsky, Eberle) + Dunn vs. Chicago

The quick turnaround from expansion team to contender has been remarkable for Seattle. They’ve been one of the top teams in the league this season and are 7-1 in their last 8 games. They get to take on a bad Blackhawks team tonight and should be able to dominate from start to finish.

While the Kraken offense is typically spread out, this top line is still the dominating force for them. All three of Beniers, Burakovsky, and Eberly are in play tonight as they each contribute to the offense. Each of them has 7 points in their last 5 games. We can also add in Dunn here who surprisingly leads the team in points over the last 5 games with 9. Not a single one of these guys is over $5k tonight. Dunn is a great value play at just $4.4k tonight.

Minnesota 1 (Steele, Kaprizov, Zuccarello) + Spurgeon vs. Arizona

Arizona is another team that we normally like to pick on. They give up a ton of shots and a ton of goals. 2 things we look for when choosing our stack for NHL DFS. Over the last 2 weeks. the Coyotes have given up close to 4.5 goals per game on around 35 shots. Both are just really bad numbers.

The majority of the offense for the Wild comes from this top line. Over their last 5 games. Kaprizov leads the team with 5 goals and 6 points. I’ll look to pair Kaprizov with Steele. His price of just $3.5k on DK tonight will really open things up for us and if this stack goes off, he should be in the middle of it. Zuc isn’t necessarily a priority as he hasn’t put up too much since his return, but if you can fit him, go for it.

Other Stacks: Boston 1, Toronto 2, Detroit 1, Philly 1 and 2, Washington 1, Car 1 and 3, Ottawa 1, Tampa Bay 1,

NHL DFS Top Value Defenseman

Ryan Graves- $3.2k on DK
Scott Mayfield – $3.6k on Dk
Timothy Liljegren – $2.9k on DK
Steven Santini – $3k on DK

Summary

We have ourselves a big night of NHL DFS tonight. 13 games, 26 teams, and a whole lot of players. With a ton of teams in action, there will be a lot of paths to go down. Simplify yourselves tonight and stick to a main core of players.

Make sure to use our Projection model when setting lineups.

Good luck and hope to see you in the green!

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NHL DFS Between the Benches for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 13)

Allan Fabrykant 2 years ago

written by Allan Fabrykant

Welcome back to the Friday Night WinDaily NHL Between the Benches Article! We’ve had a crazy week of games as we head closer to the all-star game! Tonight, we have a small-sized 3-game slate, but every game is packed with action! Tonight’s 1/13 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!

1/13 NHL Stack Report

1. New Jersey Devils 2 (Tatar-Hughes-Haula)

— The Devils have surprised many people this season, including me. From their red-hot start to the season and now their continued success down the stretch, they have rebuilt themselves into a competitive playoff team, and tonight, they’re up against the third-last-placed team in the league (or the Bronze Medal in the Bedard Bowl) in the Anaheim Ducks. This is a pretty big mismatch; the odds are at -320 in favour of the Devils, the Devils implied total is over four goals, and the Ducks are at a measly 2.5 implied goals. Statistically, this shouldn’t even be close. The Ducks rank 2nd last in goals per game and dead last in power play %, shooting %, goals allowed per game and SOG allowed per game. On top of that, they take nearly 12 penalty minutes a game and have the third-worst penalty-kill rate in the league at 71%. With the Devils at 3.44 goals and 34.6 shots a game on average I don’t see a way that Anaheim doesn’t get completely blown out here. The Devils are also very defensively disciplined, only allowing 27.3 shots per game and holding a stellar goals-against average of 2.63. This line, in particular, does some real damage. Headed by the Devils’ team leader in points, Jack Hughes, who has 10 points over his last six games and combined this line has put together 20 points over their last six. All three forwards on the second line see power play time as well, with Hughes and Tatar on the top unit and Haula on the second unit. I’ve really been impressed with the Devils this season, and I think this game should not be a challenge for them.

Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Dougie Hamilton (Damon Severson works as a salary saver)

2. Edmonton Oilers 2 (Hyman-Draisaitl-McLeod)

— Usually, my recommended play from the Oilers is to play McDavid and anyone around him, but with the most recent line shuffle, I am actually favouring the second line a little more. (Although, I would still recommend playing McDavid if you want him in your line with his value wingers) This line has been very consistent over the past few games. Hyman and Draisaitl alone have 11 points over their last five games. They both also saw over 20 minutes of ice time on average over those five games, including time on the top power-play unit; McLeod also sees power-play time on the Oilers’ second unit. The Sharks haven’t been that great defensively this season as they sit near the bottom of the league in goals against this season with a goals-against average of 3.65, putting them at 27th in the league. It should come as no surprise that the Oilers are coming into this matchup with an implied total of 3.7 goals, and I would expect the second line to play a part in some of those goals tonight.

Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Darnell Nurse

Honorable Mention(s): San Jose Sharks 1 (Meier-Hertl-Labanc), Edmonton Oilers 1 (Holloway-McDavid-Yamamoto)

1/13 NHL Goalie Tracker

Best (Goalies to Roster)

Vitek Vanecek
Casey DeSmith
Honorable Mention(s): James Reimer

Worst (Goalies to Target)

1. John Gibson
Honorable Mention(s): David Rittich

1/13 NHL Wild Card Targets

Dawson Mercer
– Despite the fact that he is on the third line and not on the Devils’ power play, Mercer has been racking up a respectable amount of points as of late. He is currently tied for fifth on the Devils in points, including four points over his last two games (2 goals and 1 assist last game). He is also steadily seeing an increase in ice time, and I expect that he will see over 16 minutes in this game. Coupled with the fact that the Ducks have shockingly bad defensive stats (as mentioned earlier) and hold a big odds disadvantage against the Devils, it shouldn’t come as a surprise if Mercer ends up on the score sheet tonight.
Honorable Mention(s): Jason Zucker, Ty Smith, Logan Couture

Core Four: (ALWAYS BE STACKIN’)

Center – Jack Hughes

Winger – Zach Hyman

Defenseman – Darnell Nurse

Goalie – Vitek Vanecek

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All Day Slate (7pm Start): Main Slate Putting up Points 3/3

Honorable Mention(s): (7pm Start) Main Slate 2/2 Rapid Fire

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NHL DFS Goalies and Stacks for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 11)

Joel Bartilotta 2 years ago

written by Joel Bartilotta

Welcome to Wednesday’s edition of Between the Benches. A large Tuesday slate leaves us with just 4 games of NHL DFS tonight. Those 4 games however pack a massive punch and we should see a healthy amount of scoring.

Let’s dig in and see if we can make some money.

NHL DFS Goaltending

Phoenix Copley ($8.2K DK/$8.3k FD) vs. San Jose Sharks – Have the Kings found their goalie? It sure seems like it. The 30-year old netminder has been playing some exceptional hockey over the last few weeks. Since December 6, Copley has played 13 games and has won 11 of them. His 2.56 GAA is the best of his career. He also gets a favorable matchup tonight vs. a Sharks team that is just 2-3-2 in their last 7 games. This is a great spot for Copley to continue his stellar play.

Jack Campbell ($8.2k DK/$7.5k FD) vs. Anaheim Ducks– This is more of a testament to the matchup than it is to the goalie. The Ducks are a mess on both sides of the ice and one we can take advantage of. The Ducks are scoring just 2 goals per game over the last 2 weeks. That’s pretty horrendous. Campbell, while not great, is a competent goalie and should be able to limit the damage tonight against this anemic offense. He’s shown upside at times this season and should show it tonight. Far from safe so he’s more of a GPP only type play.

NHL DFS Stacks

Edmonton 1 (McDavid, Kostin, Yamamoto) + Nurse vs. Anaheim

Any time the Ducks play we should automatically consider stacking against them. They are one of the worst teams in the league and more often than not, give up a ton of goals. Just look at their last game where Boston put up a 7-spot vs. them. The Ducks just play too loose of a defense to have any success. Over the last 2 weeks, they’ve given up on average nearly 18 high-danger chances per game. That’s just not going to cut it.

I’ll be honest, I’m mostly focused on McDavid here. You can certainly pair him with Yamamoto or Kostin, but I wouldn’t do a full line stack here as neither of those guys has much upside. Another route you can take here is to play the Oilers’ PP and pair McDavid with Draisaitl and Hyman. Regardless, I will be finding a way to get McDavid into my lineups tonight. In this matchup against a bad Ducks team, he’ll be a man among boys and should be able to do whatever he wants on the ice.

Los Angeles 3 (Fiala, Lizotte, Vilardi) + Doughty vs. San Jose

This is probably one of the more lopsided matchups of the night. We have the Kings (54 points) vs. the Sharks (34 points), with both teams on polar opposite ends of the standings. This is a game that the Kings should dominate from the very start, especially with how bad the Sharks goaltending has been of late. They’ve given up 4 goals per game on just 27 shot attempts per game. That equates to a slate low 85% save %.

We’ll attack San Jose tonight with the third line from LA. This is the line that has been keeping the Kings afloat. They’re led by Kevin Fiala. Over his last 5 games, Fiala has 5 goals and 5 assists for an average of 2 points per game. My preference here is to pair him with Vilardi. Vilardi has 5 assists in his last 5 games and is just $3.8k on DK tonight. It’s always risky playing a third line, but these guys have been playing really well.

Toronto 2 (Tavares, Marner, Jarnkrok) + Giordano vs. Nashville

I don’t often make it a habit of picking on the Predators because they do have solid goaltending, but this second line for Toronto has been playing really well and that should continue tonight. Even though their goaltending is solid, their defense is not. The Predators are giving up more than 15 high-danger chances per game over the last 2 weeks. Goaltending can only save you for so long and against a really good Maple Leafs team, it won’t be enough.

All 3 guys on this second line have upside tonight and I more than likely will play a full stack here. This line is led by Tavares and his 4 goals over the last 5 games. Combined, these guys have 21 points in their last 5 games. The priority here if you don’t wan to go full stack is Tavares and Marner. That said, Jarnkrok offers nice savings at $2.9k tonight. He’s been productive with 5 points in his last 5.

Other Stacks: Was 1, Philly 2, Tor 1, Nash 1, LA 2

NHL DFS Top Value Defenseman

Martin Fehervary – $3.0k on DK
Marc-Edouard Vlasic – $2.6k on Dk
Alexandre Carrier – $2.7k on DK

Summary

It’s a small but mighty 4-game slate tonight. We have some really clear spots for offense and also some sneaky ones. McDavid is a must play tonight IMO, and pairing him with either his line mates or power play mates will be a key to you getting a takedown.

Make sure to use our Projection model when setting lineups.

Good luck and hope to see you in the green!

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NHL DFS Hot Shot for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 10)

allenjesse24@yahoo.com 2 years ago

written by allenjesse24@yahoo.com

We are back with another Hot Shot on a Tuesday! We have a nice 10 game slate tonight that offers us plenty of places to go. Let’s find the best NHL DFS plays for DraftKings and FanDuel. Good luck!

Goalies

James Reimer – San Jose Sharks: Reimer has been wildly inconsistent this year, but the matchup here against the Coyotes is pretty solid. The Coyotes have been struggling to score, so this feels like a safe play tonight.

Connor Hellebuyck – Winnipeg Jets: Hellebuyck continues to have very solid numbers on the year, and tonight the Jets head to Detroit to take on the Red Wings. This makes for a very solid matchup for Hellebuyck and the Jets.

Ilya Sorokin – New York Islanders: We have begun to learn that Dallas is a Jekyll and Hyde team when it comes to home/away stats. On the road, they struggle to score and are not nearly as much of a threat than when they are on home ice. This play has a good bit of upside, and could end up being a win for Sorokin.

High Risk Goalie Pick – Vitek Vanecek – New Jersey Devils: The Devils take on the Canes tonight, and while the Canes’ top line is in a great spot, this is a very nice spot for upside. The Hurricanes shoot a ton, so the save tally should add up quickly.

Others to Consider: Filip Gustavsson (MIN), Pyotr Kochetkov (CAR), Andrei Vasilevskiy (TBL)

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).

San Jose Sharks Power Play – Tomas Hertl/Logan Couture/Timo Meier/Alexander Barabanov/Erik Karlsson: The Sharks’ power play unit is not exactly best-in-class, but they should see their opportunities tonight against the most penalized team in the NHL. Pieces from the top line are very much in play tonight, as Arizona doesn’t really match much, so prioritize Hertl/Meier here.

Buffalo Sabres Power Play – Tage Thompson/Jeff Skinner/Alex Tuch/Dylan Cozens/Rasmus Dahlin: Last night, the Sabres were shut out by the *checks notes* PHILADELPHIA FLYERS?! Yes, that is correct. This unit was held off the board in a very surprising game. However, tonight should be very different, especially if Grubauer goes for Seattle. The Kraken were just in Montreal, so there is a good chance he does. No way the Sabres get shut out twice. Oh yeah, the Kraken PK is next to last in the league.

Carolina Hurricanes 1 – Sebastian Aho/Seth Jarvis/Max Pacioretty/Brent Burns: Now that Pacioretty has returned to the lineup, the Canes changed up their matching scheme a bit. This top line should see the third line for the Devils for most of the night, setting them up with a very nice 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).

St. Louis Blues 2 – Brayden Schenn/Brandon Saad/Ivan Barbashev: Since O’Reilly went out, this line has really been picking up the slack. This play is more of a hot streak play, and since Markstrom has not been very good this year, they make for some very good value. Saad has been absolutely on fire over the last few games.

Pittsburgh Penguins 3 – Jeff Carter/Kasperi Kapanen/Danton Heinen: This is a bold value call, but this line should see a lot of the top Vancouver line tonight. That sets this line up for a ton of chances, with a nice ceiling potential.

Calgary Flames 1 – Elias Lindholm/Tyler Toffoli/Dillon Dube/Rasmus Andersson: The Flames’ top line is in a good spot against the Blues tonight and should see plenty of chances. St. Louis has been pretty leaky defensively, so this is a nice upside spot.

NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: WPG1, COLPP, TBL1, VAN1

Value Options – DraftKings

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

Center: Jeff Carter ($3900) – Pittsburgh Penguins

Wing: Kevin Labanc ($3600) – San Jose Sharks

Defense: Marc-Edouard Vlasic ($2700) – San Jose Sharks

Value Options – FanDuel

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

Center: Jeff Carter ($4700) – Pittsburgh Penguins

Wing: Brandon Saad ($4300) – St. Louis Blues

Defense: Samuel Girard ($4000) – Colorado Avalanche

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: Sebastian Aho – Carolina Hurricanes

Wing: Timo Meier – San Jose Sharks

Defense: Rasmush Dahlin – Buffalo Sabres

Goalie: Andrei Vasilevskiy – Tampa Bay Lightning

Bets and Player Props

In this section, we will highlight some NHL player props that we like for the upcoming NHL slate.

Check out Discord later in the day for some player props!

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NHL DFS Man Advantage for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 9)

allenjesse24@yahoo.com 2 years ago

written by allenjesse24@yahoo.com

Welcome back for another Monday Man Advantage! We have a nice little four game slate tonight that should feature a lot of scoring. There will be a few different ways to attack this slate. Let’s get into our NHL DFS picks for DraftKings and FanDuel. Good luck!

Goalies

Craig Anderson – Buffalo Sabres: Of the goalies on the slate, this one feels like the ‘safest’, as the Flyers bring a bad team to Buffalo on the tail end of a back-to-back. Anderson should be good for the win, but may have a limited ceiling.

Pheonix Copley – Los Angeles Kings: A goalie against the Oilers? Yeah, we are going to go there tonight. The Kings host the Oilers tonight, which means that there should be plenty of upside opportunity for Copley, who has some fantastic numbers. Expect him to give up a couple, but there is a good chance for a save bonus tonight (and maybe even a W).

High Risk Goalie Pick – Samuel Ersson – Philadelphia Flyers: The Flyers head to Buffalo tonight to face the Sabres. Ersson has some very solid numbers, and the shot volume should be pretty high tonight. This is one where he is unlikely to get the win, but should be in line for the DK save bonus. Hopefully, he doesn’t give up 8.

Others to Consider: Stuart Skinner (EDM), Juuse Saros (NSH)

Lines to Build Around

Buffalo Sabres 1 – Tage Thompson/Alex Tuch/Jeff Skinner/Rasmus Dahlin: Wow, the Sabres are in a fantastic spot tonight. The Flyers are coming into Buffalo after getting destroyed by Toronto last night. This top line has a great, great matchup against the second/third lines for the Flyers. Feel free to add Cozens to this group as a power play look.

Los Angeles Kings 1 – Anze Kopitar/Adrian Kempe/Quinton Byfield/Drew Doughty: This Kings line is in a very interesting spot tonight against the second Edmonton line. They should see quite a few chances, and could be a surprise on the night. Also, consider adding in Fiala and Vilardi and taking out Byfield to create a power play look. The Oilers are 23rd on the penalty kill and take the 5th most penalties in the league.

High Risk Lines

Montreal Canadiens 3 – Jake Evans/Evgenii Dadonov/Joel Armia: In their last game at home, this third line matched the top opposing line. If they go back to that tonight, then this line is set up to be one of the best values on the board. They are extremely cheap and will have a ton of upside. There is a lot of risk in this play, especially if Montreal changes their matching schemes, but this is a great contrarian play if they stick with it.

Nashville Predators 1 – Juuso Parssinen/Colton Sissons/Filip Forsberg/Roman Josi: This Nashville line has a good chance tonight against the Senators. This play is mostly about the goalie matchup, as they get to face Talbot, who has some terrible numbers recently. This game feels very much like a coin flip, so Ottawa 1 could be listed here just as well. MME players should have both sides of this game.

Seattle Kraken Power Play – Matty Beniers/Daniel Sprong/Jordan Eberle/Andre Burakovsky/Justin Schultz: The Kraken are a hard team to play, since their scoring pretty much comes from everywhere. However, it is hard to ignore them tonight against a Montreal team that is just bad on defense. The Canadiens are 4th in times shorthanded per game at 3.6, so this unit should see some chances tonight.

Philadelphia Flyers 2 – Noah Cates/Travis Konecny/Joel Farabee: As much as the top line for the Sabres is good on offense, it lacks on defense. That sets this second Philly line up as an interesting value/contrarian play.

NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: EDMPP, OTT1

Value Options – DraftKings

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

Center: Jake Evans ($2500) – Montreal Canadiens

Wing: Quinton Byfield ($3500) – Los Angeles Kings

Defense: Alexandre Carrier ($2800) – Nashville Predators

Value Options – FanDuel

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

Center: Quinton Byfield ($3100) – Los Angeles Kings

Wing: Joel Armia ($3700) – Montreal Canadiens

Defense: Alexandre Carrier ($3800) – Nashville Predators

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: Tage Thompson – Buffalo Sabres

Wing: Alex Tuch – Buffalo Sabres

Defense: Roman Josi – Nashville Predators

Goalie: Craig Anderson – Buffalo Sabres

Player Props

In this section, we will highlight some NHL player props that we like for the upcoming NHL slate.

Alex Tuch (BUF): over 0.5 power play points (+210 on DK Sportsbook)

Jake Evans (MON): anytime goal scorer (+600 on DK Sportsbook)

Josh Anderson (MON): over 2.5 shots on goal (+145 on DK Sportsbook)

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NHL DFS Between the Benches for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 6)

Allan Fabrykant 2 years ago

written by Allan Fabrykant

Welcome back to the Friday Night WinDaily NHL Between the Benches Article for our first Friday article of the year! After last night’s pandemonium at the World Juniors Finals, we are locked and loaded with NHL content for tonight’s slate! Tonight, we have a medium-sized 6-game slate, and there will be lots to enjoy this evening! Tonight’s 1/6 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!

1/6 NHL Stack Report

1. Florida Panthers 1 (Tkachuk-Barkov-Verhaeghe)

— The Panthers have been bad this season, after all the big moves they made, they simply have not performed well and it has been in large part due to their poor defensive abilities rather than their offensive ones. In fact they are first place in the league in shots on goal per game and in the top half of the league in goals per game but sit 23rd in goals allowed and 19th in shots on goal allowed per game. This stark contrast on top of the inconsistency from starting goalie Sergei Bobrovsky has led to the Panthers poor position in the standings. Thankfully for them, today they have an opportunity to put their season back on the right track against a Red Wings team who has had their own bouts of inconsistency. Florida’s top line in particular has been incredibly deadly and dependable as of late as between the three, they have nine goals and seven assists over their last four games. On top of that, all three members of the top line see over 16 minutes a game on average and they all see power play time with Tkachuk and Barkov on the top line and Verhaeghe on the second power play unit. The Red Wings are also set to start Ville Husso who has been beyond bad as of late as he has allowed over four goals in each of his last five starts and as such it should come as no surprise that the Panthers have one of the highest implied totals of the slate at 3.6 goals. This game could still end up being a close one but you can rely on the Panthers top line to put some points on the board tonight.

Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Brandon Montour

2. Arizona Coyotes 3 (Ritchie-Hayton-Fischer)

— This is literally the Connor Bedard Bowl as both teams are in the bottom 5 of the entire league with the Blackhawks in dead last, having lost their last five games. For what it’s worth the Coyotes haven’t done much better, dropping their last 3 games including a 6-2 thumping against the Philadelphia Flyers. Interestingly enough, one Coyotes line has consistently been able to get points despite everything going up in Flames around them, its Arizona’s third line. Specifically, Barrett Hayton and Nick Ritchie who between them have nine points over their last four games. Tonight in particular, they are up against the worst team in the league, offensively, defensively and everywhere in between the Hawks have been awful this season. Even against the Coyotes, it doesn’t look like it will get much better for them tonight as the Hawks are most likely starting Petr Mrazek in goal who has had one of the worst seasons of his entire career, including last season where he spent most of the year injured. This season he is 2-10-1 with a 4.19 goals against average and a .878 save percentage. There’s really no way to spin these numbers into a positive except for the fact that the Yotes have only put up slightly better numbers defensively. Which is why both teams are coming into this game with an implied total above three. Also, it is of note that both Ritchie and Hayton see well over 15 minutes of ice-time per game and Barrett Hayton also appears on the Yotes top power play unit. There is always a bit of risk when dealing with two teams who have played so poorly and so inconsistently this season but this line has been performing well and the value on these two (Hayton and Ritchie) will help you fit the mammoth Panthers top line into your DFS lineups tonight.

Ideal Defensive Partner(s): Jakob Chychrun

Honorable Mention(s): San Jose Sharks 1 (Meier-Hertl-Labanc), Calgary Flames 1 (Dube-Lindholm-Toffoli)

1/6 NHL Goalie Tracker

Best (Goalies to Roster)

Charlie Lindgren
Andrei Vasilevskiy
Honorable Mention(s): Conor Ingram

Worst (Goalies to Target)

1. Petr Mrazek
Honorable Mention(s): Ville Husso

1/6 NHL Wild Card Targets

Connor Sheary
– Fresh off of a five game point streak, Conor Sheary has looked incredible towards the end of December and heading into January. His recent point streak included three multipoint games and a short handed goal. He now has 27 points on the season, and is coming up against a Nashville side that is not known for their defensive abilities as they allow over 3 goals on average per game and are the third worst team in the league for shots on goal allowed per game. Sheary also sees time on the Capitals top line alongside Ovechkin and Kuznetzov as well as the Capitals second power play unit. At over 16 minutes of ice time per game, I think Sheary is definitely worth the risk.
Honorable Mention(s): Alexander Barabanov, Brandon Hagel, Dylan Strome

Core Four: (ALWAYS BE STACKIN’)

Center – Barrett Hayton

Winger – Matthew Tkachuk

Defenseman – Brandon Montour

Goalie – Charlie Lindgren

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NHL DFS Goalies and Stacks for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 5)

Joel Bartilotta 2 years ago

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Welcome to Thursday’s edition of Between the Benches. Unlike last night, we have a massive slate on our hands tonight. We have 20 teams in action, giving us plenty of options for our NHL DSF lineups. There are also some really glaring mismatches tonight.

Let’s dig in and see if we can make some money.

NHL DFS Goaltending

Igor Shesterkin ($8.3K DK/$8.3k FD) vs. Montreal Canadiens – This is probably the mismatch of the night. We have a surging New York Rangers team facing off against a Canadiens team that is 0-5-1 in their last 6. The Canadiens are scoring less than 2 goals per game over that stretch. Shesterkin does have a little bit of a limited ceiling tonight because the Canadiens don’t take too many shots on net, less than 27 per game. That said, we have shutout potential for the reigning Vezina trophy winner. Shesterkin is playable in all formats tonight, but more so in Cash.

Darcy Kuemper ($8.1k DK/$7.8 FD) vs. Columbus Blue Jackets– Darcy Kuemper is another goalie that gets a lopsided matchup tonight. The Capitals are 4-0-2 in their last 6 while the Blue Jackets are just 1-3 in their last 4. Over those 4 games, they’re scoring just 1.75 goals per game. Kuemper is coming off 2 shaky games, but those games were against the Sabres and Senators. One of the best offenses in the league and the other is an above-average offense. He gets a much easier task tonight and should do well in it.

NHL DFS Stacks

New York Rangers 1 (Zibanejad, Kakko, Kreider) + Fox vs. Montreal

I said it with my goalie selection, but the Rangers get just a phenomenal matchup tonight on both ends of the ice. With how bad their offense has been, their defense has been even worse. Over the last 2 weeks they’re giving up over 5 goals per game, over 17 high-danger chances per game, and close to 38 shots on goal per game. They are an absolute mess.

I’m going to target the Rangers’ top line tonight. The 2 I’m mostly focused on in this line are going to be Mika Zibanejad and Kaapo Kakko. Zibanejad is the Rangers’ main goal-scoring threat. Over his last 5, he has 4 to go along with 2 assists. Since Kakko has been moved to the top line, he’s been a completely different player. He’s finally playing with the skills that made him the second-overall pick in the 2019 draft. Kreider is also very much in play here as well. The Rangers have a chance to put up a huge number tonight.

Washington 1 (Strome, Sheary, Ovechkin) + Gustafsson vs. Columbus

Another mismatch on paper will be the Capitals vs. Columbus tonight. The Capitals are rolling right now. They’re 4-0-2 in their last 6 and are scoring at will. Over those 6 games, they’re averaging 4.5 goals per game. We’ll want to ride this hot offense until they slow down.

As usual, their offense is led by Ovechkin. He’s on fire right now, with 8 goals in his last 5 games. He’s taking his pursuit of Gretzky extremely seriously and is on pace to catch him in a couple of seasons. I’ll look to pair him with Connor Sheary tonight. Sheary has been an assist machine, with 7 in his last 5 games. His $4.3k salary on DK also helps to counteract Ovechkin’s $9k salary.

Vegas 2 (Eichel, Smith, Roy) + McNabb vs. Pittsburgh

The Penguins are struggling right now, big time (sorry Vecchio 🙂 ). They’re winless in their last 5 games and over those 5 games have really struggled on the defensive side of things. They’re giving up close to 17 high-danger chances and over 36 shots on goal. Until they right the ship, they are someone that we’ll want to attack. And we’ll attack them with a team that gets their star player back today.

Vegas gets Jack Eichel back today and he instantly gives their offense a huge shot in the arm. He’s missed the last 11 games but rust shouldn’t be too much of a concern for someone with his elite talent. I’ll look to pair him with Smith tonight. Although Smith has been really quiet of late, he’s been getting a healthy amount of scoring chances. His 17 are second on the team over the last 5 games. With Eichel by his side tonight, he’s ready to explode. Let’s make sure he’s in our lineups when he does.

Other Stacks: Tor 1 and 2, NYR 2, NJ 1 and 2, Phi 1, Car 1, Edm 1, Bos 1

NHL DFS Top Value Defenseman

T.J. Brodie – $3.1k on DK
Samuel Girard – $3.1k on Dk
Mattias Ekholm – $3.3k on DK

Summary

We have ourselves a massive 10-game slate of NHL DFS tonight. It’s shaping up to be an extremely fun one and expect it to be high-scoring. I may sound like a homer, but I’ll be all over the Rangers tonight in just a great matchup for them.

Make sure to use our Projection model when setting lineups.

Good luck and hope to see you in the green!

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NHL DFS Goalies and Stacks for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 4)

Joel Bartilotta 2 years ago

written by Joel Bartilotta

Welcome to Wednesday’s edition of Between the Benches. Thanks to a massive slate last night, we’re stuck with just a 3-game slate of NHL DFS tonight. It’s a small slate, but we have some mighty teams playing and it should be a fun one.

Let’s dig in and see if we can make some money.

NHL DFS Goaltending

Scott Wedgewood ($8.3K DK/$8.1k FD) vs. Anaheim Ducks – With Oettinger playing last night, we should get to see Scott Wedgewood between the pipes tonight for Dallas. Against any other team Wedgewood wouldn’t be under consideration, but he gets to take on an anemic Anaheim offense. Over their last 6 games, the Ducks have scored just 8 goals. That’s an average of just over 1 per game. That’s downright awful.

Wedgewood has been competent in games he’s played this season. He’s sporting a GAA just over 3 and a save % of .910. Both numbers would rank as career bests. He has limited upside tonight because the Ducks don’t take too many shots. That said, he does appear to have a decent floor so if you want to play it safe, he’s your guy tonight.

John Gibson ($7.1k DK/$7 FD) vs. Dallas Stars– If you want to get fancy tonight and you have a high-risk tolerance, John Gibson is your guy tonight. The Dallas Stars are in a phenomenal spot tonight. With being in such a great spot, they’re also going to be uber-popular tonight. It’s just a 3-game slate tonight and this spot could really differentiate you tonight. Should a miracle happen and Gibson stops the Stars, you’ll be ahead of the curve. This is strictly a strategic play to counteract the popularity of the Stars tonight. Gibson will also face a ton of volume so even if he gives up a few goals, he’ll still get you points.

Filip Gustavsson at $7.8k on DK is also in play. He’s been really solid this season in limited play. Tough matchup vs. Tampa, but Tampa played last night and could be tired.

NHL DFS Stacks

Dallas 1 (Hintz, Robertson, Pavelski) + Heiskanen vs. Anaheim

This line is going to be extremely popular tonight. The Ducks are just an awful team that does not know how to play defense. Over the last 2 weeks, the Ducks are giving up close to 4 goals per game and well over 40 shots on goal. They are also giving up close to 18 high-danger chances per game. There’s no beating around the bush. They are bad.

We’ll target that atrociousness with the top line for Dallas. All 3 guys from this line are in play tonight. Combined, they have 21 points over their last 5 games. Hintz has been leading the way on the goal-scoring front with 5 of them. Both Robertson and Pavelski have 5 assists over the last 5 games. There have been few better spots for a line this season than this one. The only reason to fade them tonight is to be different and hope they fail. The odds of that happening are slim though in this spot.

New Jersey 1 (Bratt, Tatar, Hischier) + Hamilton vs. Detroit

Another team in a great spot tonight is New Jersey. The Red Wings are giving up 4 goals per game over the last 2 weeks. Their goaltending has just not been good as they have a combined save % of just 87.4%. That’s far lower than any other team on tonight’s slate. In the net for Detroit tonight should be Ville Husso. He’s really struggled of late as he’s given up at least 4 goals in 4 straight games. Against a solid Devils offense, that streak should continue tonight.

While Jack Hughes is the premier player on this team, I’m going to target to the top line tonight and not his line. This line has been playing really well recently. Led by Bratt’s 4 goals, this line has combined to score 9 goals and 17 points over their last 5. They’re all also extremely affordable tonight with Hischier being the most expensive at $5.9k on DK. If you want to go full power play here, you can certainly add in Hughes as he’ll correlate with all 3. Detroit has been middle of the pact on the penalty kill.

Detroit 1 (Larkin, Perron, Rasmussen) + Walman vs. New Jersey

I don’t mind a full-game stack here. The Devils massive hot streak is a distant memory. Over the last 2 weeks, they’re just 2-3-1 and are giving up more goals than they’re scoring. They’re giving up more than 3 goals per game over that stretch.

With the Red Wings, although they’ve been defensively challenged, their offense has been superb. No team playing tonight has scored more goals per game over the last 2 weeks than Detroit. This has been led by their top line. Combined, they’ve scored 9 of the teams’ 19 goals. So nearly half. All 3 of these guys are fairly priced, with Rasmussen providing value at $4k. Defensman Jake Walman is a must play in my opinion. While his price has started to increase, it’s still nowhere near his level of productivity. Over his last 5 games, he has 18 blocked shots! He’s also putting the puck on net with 13 shots. Play him while he’s affordable, you’ll be happy with the results.

Other Stacks: TB 1 and 2, Min 1, NJ 2, Dal 2

NHL DFS Top Value Defenseman

Brendan Smith – $2.6k on DK
Jake Middleton – $3.1k on Dk
Jani Hakanpaa – $2.8k on DK

Summary

This is a small, but fun looking slate. Dallas will be the uber chalk. Fading them will be tough, but if you do and they faulter, you’ll be at the top of the leaderboards. A full game stack of that Jersey/Detroit game is very much in play.

Make sure to use our Projection model when setting lineups.

Good luck and hope to see you in the green!

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NHL DFS Hot Shot for DraftKings and FanDuel (Jan. 3)

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Happy new year! Yesterday, 2023 was welcomed with the annual Winter Classic, which has become a great event over the years. With that being the focal point for the day, there was not a good slate to play. However, today brings us a nice 11 game slate that looks like a nice one to attack. Let’s look into the first big slate of ’23 and find the best NHL DFS plays for DraftKings and FanDuel. Good luck!

Goalies

Andre Vasilevskiy – Tampa Bay Lightning: The Lightning head to Chicago tonight in what should be a fairly lopsided game. This is a solid safe play, but the shot upside could be limited.

Connor Hellebuyck – Winnipeg Jets: The Jets host the Flames tonight, and this looks like a nice upside spot for Hellebuyck, who has quietly been one of the better goalies this season.

Pheonix Copley – Los Angeles Kings: The Kings host Dallas tonight, who tends to struggle a bit on the road. This should be a fairly tight matchup, and goalies from this game make a lot of sense.

High Risk Goalie Pick – Joonas Korpisalo – Columbus Blue Jackets: Korpisalo’s overall numbers are not that great. However, this one is about opportunity. His numbers over his last five look decent, and Ottawa has been struggling to score a bit. That, combined with the potential for shot volume upside, make him an interesting contrarian play tonight.

Others to Consider: Jake Oettinger (DAL), Ilya Samsonov (TOR), Juuse Saros (NSH), Anton Forsberg (OTT)

Lines to Build Around

Tampa Bay Lightning Power Play – Brayden Point/Brandon Hagel/Steven Stamkos/Nikita Kucherov/Victor Hedman: The Lightning have just about the best matchup on the board tonight against a very bad Chicago team. This is the fifth ranked power play unit in the league, and it is going up against a PK unit in the bottom 10. There will be a ton of chances to go around for both top lines, so make sure you get some of this unit.

Florida Panthers 1 – Aleksander Barkov/Matthew Tkachuk/Carter Verhaeghe/Aaron Ekblad: This line has a date with the Coyotes tonight, and they should have a field day. The top line is the production line for the Cats, and they should have ample opportunity at all strengths tonight against a porous defense. Tkachuk on this line makes them even better, and this should be a focus tonight.

Toronto Maple Leafs 1 – Auston Matthews/William Nylander/Michael Bunting/Morgan Rielly: The Leafs are in a great spot tonight against a pretty banged up Blues team. On home ice, this line should split duties with the Kampf line against the Thomas line, setting them up for a ton of chances.

High Risk Lines

Edmonton Oilers Power Play – Connor McDavid/Leon Draisaitl/Ryan Nugent-Hopkins/Zach Hyman/Tyson Barrie: This unit just dominated the Kraken in Seattle four days ago. With Draisaitl back in the mix tonight, there is a good chance it happens again. However, with the salary and the fact that people may chase, it puts a little risk on this play.

Carolina Hurricanes 2 – Sebastian Aho/Teuvo Teravainen/Seth Jarvis: The Canes are in an interesting spot in what should be a good game. The Rangers have been a little leaky defensively, and this line should see a little more of the top Ranger line. This game could very well be tight and low scoring, which is why it is a risky play.

Ottawa Senators 2 – Shane Pinto/Alex Debrincat/Drake Batherson/Thomas Chabot: The Sens’ second line is in a very good spot tonight against the Blue Jackets’ second line. The risk here is that Ottawa has been struggling slightly to score, and Korpisalo has some decent looking recent numbers. Chabot/Debrincat/Batherson correlate on the power play, which is a nice bonus.

New York Islanders 2 – Brock Nelson/Anthony Beauvillier/Anders Lee: This line is worth a look against one of the leakiest defensive teams in Vancouver, but they just are not that exciting. Limit your exposure here, but it makes sense if you are MME tonight.

NHL DFS Honorable Mentions: WSH1, OTT1, NSH2, TOR3

Value Options – DraftKings

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

Center: Ryan Johansen ($3800) – Nashville Predators

Wing: Alex Killorn ($3800) – Tampa Bay Lightning

Defense: TJ Brodie ($3000) – Toronto Maple Leafs

Value Options – FanDuel

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

Center: Colton Sissons ($3800) – Nashville Predators

Wing: Jesse Puljujarvi ($3600) – Edmonton Oilers

Defense: TJ Brodie ($3800) – Toronto Maple Leafs

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: Auston Matthews – Toronto Maple Leafs

Wing: Matthew Tkachuk – Florida Panthers

Defense: Victor Hedman – Tampa Bay Lightning

Goalie: Andrei Vasilevskiy – Tampa Bay Lightning

Bets and Player Props

In this section, we will highlight some NHL player props that we like for the upcoming NHL slate.

Tampa Bay Lightning: Team total over 4.5 (+115 on DK Sportsbook)

Edmonton Oilers: -1.5 (+150 on DK Sportsbook)

Matthew Tkachuk (FLA): anytime goal scorer (+100 on DK Sportsbook)

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NHL DFS Goalies and Stacks for DraftKings and FanDuel (Dec. 31)

Joel Bartilotta 2 years ago

written by Joel Bartilotta

Welcome to New Year’s Eve edition of the Saturday Slapshot. On this final day of the year, we have a total of 12 games on tap. However, many of the games are spread throughout the day. I’ll be focusing on the 5-game slate of NHL DFS that kicks off at 7pm EST.

Let’s dig in and see if we can make some money.

NHL DFS Goaltending

Jake Oettinger ($8.4K DK/$8.2k FD) vs. San Jose Sharks – If you’re looking to pay up for a goalie tonight, Jake Oettinger should be on your radar. He’s in arguably the best matchup of any of the expensive goalies tonight and also the most talented. He’ll be facing off against a Sharks team that has been scoring less than 3 goals per game over the last 2 weeks.

Oettinger has been having a solid season, with a career-high .920 save % and a nearly career-low 2.38 GAA. Dallas doesn’t give up too many shots, so with Oettinger, we have a limited ceiling and a high floor. Oettinger would be the ideal choice for your Cash game lineups.

Ilya Samsonov ($7.8k DK/$6.5k FD) vs. Colorado Avalanche– This pick is somewhat predicated on Nathan MacKinnon still being out. There is a chance that he plays though and if he does, pivoting may make sense. That said, this is a solid spot for Samsonov tonight. The Avalanche offense has not been powerful recently, scoring just 2.5 goals per game over the last 2 weeks.

Samsonov’s price on FD tonight is criminal. He shouldn’t be that low and makes for a great GPP play, even if MacKinnon plays. We won’t need too much for him to return value on that site and even a goal or 2 won’t hinder his value. I still may run out Samsonov on DK even if Mac plays because that will just mean more volume, and more volume equals the chance for more DK points.

NHL DFS Stacks

Ottawa 2 (Pinto, DeBrincat, Batherson) + Hamonic vs. Detroit

Vegas has Detroit as slight favorites in this one, but I’ll be honest, I think Ottawa dominates in this one. Detroit has been challenged defensively all year and it hasn’t been much better of late. Over the last 2 weeks, they’ve given up on average 4.8 goals per game. Detroit will also more than likely have Alex Nedeljkovic in net. He’s given up at least 4 goals in each of his last 3 starts. He’s not a good goalie and one that anytime he’s in net, we want to pick skaters against him. Think Jake Arrieta or Dallas Keuchel type bad.

Both of the top lines for Ottawa are in play tonight, but I have a slight preference for their second line. Alex DeBrincat leads the team in goals over the last 5 games with 4 of them and that’s what I’m looking to chase. I’ll look to pair him with Batherson who leads the Sens in points over the last 5 games with 6. These 2 have been leading the offense for Ottawa and my hope is that it continues tonight in a favorable matchup. If you want to go full stack, Pinto is in play, but as of right now my lean is locking in DeBrincat and Batherson.

Dallas 1 (Hintz, Robertson, Pavelski) + Heiskanen vs. San Jose

Another team that’s been challenged defensively recently is the Sharks. Over the last 2 weeks, they’re giving up slightly more than 4.3 goals per game. Goaltending has mostly been their issue as their goalies have a save % of just 85.71% over that stretch. In the net for San Jose tonight should be James Reimer. Reimer has given up 6 goals in 2 of his last 3 games. That’s bad, no other way to put it.

We’re going to attack San Jose tonight with the top line for Dallas. I’m going to be mostly focused on Hintz and Robertson here. They’re the core of not only this line but this team. Over the last 5 games, they’ve combined for 12 points. Hintz being the goal scorer and Robertson being the playmaker. You can go certainly go full stack here with Pavelski, but I don’t think he’s needed. Roll out Hintz and Robertson with confidence tonight.

Calgary 1 (Lindholm, Dube, Toffoli) + Hanifin vs. Vancouver

This top line for Calgary tonight is very affordable and in a great spot. The Canucks just aren’t a good team. Over the last 2 weeks, they’re giving up close to 4 goals per game and nearly 14 high-danger chances per game.

The 2 guys that I’m mostly focused on here are going to be Tyler Toffoli and Elias Lindholm. Toffoli leads the team in goals over the last 5 games with 4. He’s also added in a pair of assists to give him 6 points over the last 5 to lead the team in points. Lindholm has had 5 assists in his last 5 to lead the team in assists. This line tonight has some really high upside, especially Toffoli and Lindholm. Dube can be added in to bring the cost of the line down as he’s just $4k on DK tonight. Just know there’s little upside with him.

Other Stacks: Ottawa 1, Calgary 2, Tor 1 and 2, Col 1(only if MacKinnon plays), Edm 1(McDavid is on an epic run right now and you can certainly play him as a 1-off)

NHL DFS Top Value Defenseman

Jake Walman – $3.4k on DK – He’s been a blocked shot machine recently.
Tyler Meyers – $2.7k on Dk
Brett Kulak – $2.6k on DK – 11 blocks in his last 3.

Summary

Hope everyone reading this today has a safe and Happy New Year! Let’s make smart decisions with both our NHL DFS lineups and when going out tonight.

Make sure to use our Projection model when setting lineups.

Good luck and hope to see you in the green!

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