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Players to pickup in Fantasy Hockey

Erik Haula

Erik Haula is off to a great start with the Carolina Hurricanes, having put up 3 G and 2 PPP in his first 4 games.
Haula also has 13 SOG and 41 FW to go along with the 3 Goals and 2 PPP, which is a great fantasy statline.
If your league you league counts Faceoff wins, Haula is worth picking up.

Victor Olofsson

Victor Olofsson is off to a great start to the Season with the Buffalo Sabres, having scored 4 goals in his first 4 games.
Olofsson also had 4 PPP to go along with the 4 goals he has scored this season.
Playing on the Red hot Sabres Powerplay, Olofsson is a must add in any fantasy hockey league especially if you own Jack Eichel.

James Neal

James Neal already 7 Goals so far this season, with 5 of the goals being on the Powerplay
Obviously, James Neal isn't going to be the same player he was in Pittsburgh, but he certainly is capable of getting 25-30 goals.
Playing alongside Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl on the PP makes him a must add in any fantasy league.

Colin Miller

Colin Miller has had  a great start with the Buffalo Sabres, having put up a point in 3 of his first 4 games.
Miller plays on the Buffalo Sabres' 2nd D pair with Rasmus Dahlin and on the 2nd PP unit.
Colin Miller should be a valuable 5th or 6th defenseman in a deep league.

Neal Pionk

Neal Pionk has fit in pretty well with the Winnipeg Jets; he has put up 2 G and 3 points along with 11 hits and 6 blks so far this season
Pionk is paired on the 1st D pair with Josh Morrissey and on the 2nd PP unit.
I wouldn't recommend picking up Pionk in a standard league but he could be a solid 5th or 6th defenseman in a deep league.

James Reimer

James Reimer is off to a great start with the Carolina Hurricanes; he is 2-0 with a 2.42 GAA and a .940 SV%.
While you don't rely on James Reimer to maintain this type of performance for the entire season, he should he be a solid 3rd goalie in a deep league.
If you have Petr Mrazek, it might be worth picking up James Reimer as the Carolina Hurricanes are off to a great start to the season.


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