Disappointing Players in Fantasy Hockey

Brayden Point

Brayden Point is off to a slow start to the 2019-20 campaign; he only has 3 G and 7 Points so far this season.
Last season, Point had 41 G and 92 points and was one of the most reliable fantasy players.
This season is a different story as Point has had the same success so far this season.
If you own Brayden Point, there is no need to panic because he is just off to a slow start.

Taylor Hall

Taylor Hall had very high fantasy expectations heading into this season because the Devils seemed to have a transformed roster and he is on a contract year;
however, Taylor Hall has been a massive disappointment for fantasy owners; he only has 1 G and 7 points so far this season
There is still time for Taylor Hall to turn his season around but temper your expectations because his MVP season was an outlier.

Timo Meier

Timo Meier is off to a very slow start to the season; he only has 2 G and 4 points so far this season.
Last season Meier had 30 G and 66 pts and was a really reliable fantasy option.
If you own Timo Meier, you have to hope that he turns it around sooner than later.

John Klingberg

John Klingberg is having a bad start to the 2019-20 campaign; he only has a 1 G 2 A so far this season.
Klingberg has never finished a season with less than 40 points, so he should eventually turn his season around.
If you own John Klingberg, just be patient and the production will come.

PK Subban

PK Subban is having a subpar start to the season; he only has 1 G and 3 A so far this season.
Subban's production has gone down the last few season but many people believed he would have a bounceback season with the NJ Devils;
unfortunately, that hasn't happened and Subban has been a massive disappointment in fantasy especially cause he was taken so early.
If you own PK Subban in Fantasy, i would try to trade him because i don't see him turning it around unless the Devils make a drastic change on defense.

Carter Hart

Carter Hart had very high hype headed into this season; he was thought of as the future of the Philadelphia Flyers.
However, Hart has struggled mightily at the beginning of the season, leaving many people in doubt of his superstar potential;
Hart has a 2-3 record with a 3.32 GAA and .864 SV% so far this season.
If you want to trade for a goalie, Carter Hart would be a good one to target because of his early struggles.

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