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Fantasy Hockey Advice Players to Trade Away

Here are some players you should Trade Away:



Brock Nelson

Brock Nelson has a track record of having hot starts to the season and then cooling off in the second half of the season. Nelson already has 11 goals, 22 points, and 6 PPP so far this season, but his best scoring season was last year when he had 37 goals and 59 points. It's already established what type of player Brock Nelson is, he is a player who excels in the first half of the season but cools off in the second half. For this reason, it would be best to trade away Brock Nelson. 

Dominik Kubalik

Dominik Kubalik is arguably the biggest steal in fantasy hockey this season, as he wasn't drafted in many leagues, however, his hot start has him rostered in 81% of Fantasy leagues. Kubalik has 9 goals, 13 assists, 10 PPP, and is a +4 so far this season, playing on a line with Dylan Larkin and Lucas Raymond and Detroit's 1st PP unit. It would be a good idea to trade Kubalik now while his value is sky-high.

Martin Necas

Martin Necas has a track record of being a streaky player in his career, but he has gotten off to a terrific start to the season, putting up 10 goals, 24 points, 7 PPP, and 72 SOG thus far. Teuvo Teravainen is going to return from injury soon and he has already cooled off a tad bit, so it might be in your best interest to trade Necas before goes on his annual cold streak.

Josh Morrissey

Josh Morrissey is having the best start to the season thus far in his career; he already has 4 goals, 19 assists, 23 points along with 7 PPP, and is a +6. Morrissey is playing on Winnipeg's 1st D pair and 1st PP unit right now but the Jets in the past have been known to swap around with Morrissey and Poink on the 1st PP unit. I would suggest trading away Josh Morrissey now because I don't know if his production is sustainable, so it would be best to sell high for him.

Erik Karlsson

Erik Karlsson is having a great start to the season in large part due to the departure of Brent Burns, which has allowed Karlsson to be the true number 1 defenseman that he was back in Ottawa. Karlsson already has 11 goals, 21 assists, 8 PPP, and 75 SOG so far this season; he only had 10 goals, 25 assists, and 10 PPP all of last season. The reason I would suggest trading away Karlsson is that if Karlsson gets traded to a contender, he may not have the same fantasy value.

Martin Jones

Martin Jones and the Seattle Kraken have gotten off to a terrific start to the season with Jones posting an 11-4 record, a 2.58 GAA, .903 SV%, and 1 SO. Due to the injury to Philipp Grubauer, Jones was relied upon to be a starter for a large chunk of the early season and has been great, however, I don't know how long Jones will remain the Number 1 goalie for Seattle and how long the Kraken will remain good for, so you should sell high on Martin Jones.






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