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Fantasy Hockey Waiver Wire: Playoff Edition

The Fantasy Hockey Playoffs are underway already, but sometimes a player you pick off free agency can end up winning you your entire league. Here are some players to pickup for the playoffs.


Jack McBain

Jack McBain has been stellar for the Arizona Coyotes in the last few weeks of the season and is a player who fills out all the categories in fantasy. McBain has 3 goals, 4 assists, 12 SOG, 54 FW, 32 hits, 8 blocks and a +5 rating in the last two weeks, but is somehow only owned in 5% of leagues. If you add McBain, you will be adding an all-category beast who just might win you the championship.


Jesperi Kotkaniemi

Jesperi Kotkaniemi started off the year with the Carolina Hurricanes not so great, but he has really come into the zone,, down the stretch of the season. Kotkaniemi has 3 goals, 6 assists, 4 PPP, 12 SOG, 37 FW, 11 hits in the last two weeks of the season, playing on the second line of Carolina. Without Andrei Svechnikov, Kotkaniemi will be relied upon more to play a bigger role on the team and could be a player who wins a league because of his position flexibility.


Tyler Boyd

Tyler Boyd has quietly been very solid for the Arizona Coyotes; he has 5 goals, 3 assists, 3 PPP, 11 SOG, 44 FW, and 2 GWG in the last two weeks. He is currently only owned in 2% in fantasy leagues and is eligible to play both Center and RW, which makes him extremely valuable in leagues with FW. Boyd is a player who could potentially help you win a league.


Joel Edmundson

Joel Edmundson is the perfect pickup for your team if you need to fill out your garbage categories, but he has quietly been quite productive offensively as well lately. In the last two weeks, Edmundson has 1 goal, 4 assists, 10 SOG, 22 hits, 16 blocks and a +7, but is only owned in 1% of leagues right now. If you need to boost your garbage categories, you should should pick up Edmunson for the playoffs.


Damon Severson

Damon Severson has quietly been very productive with the New Jersey Devils in the stretch run of the season, having put up 2 goals, 5 assists, and 2 PPPs in the last two weeks of the season. Severson hasn't had as much ice time as in prior years because of the depth on the Right side of the Defense for the Devils, but he is still on track for 30-35 points as a third-pair defenseman with PP time. He is currently ranked 88th overall and is owned in 21% of leagues; could be a player who ends up being a league winner if picked up.

Joonas Korpisalo

Due to the fact that Joonas Korpisalo played the majority of the season on a horrible Columbus team,  Korpisalo wasn't very valuable in many leagues, but after a trade to the LA Kings, he has split starts with Phoenix Copley and has been great since coming to LA. Korpisalo has a 5-1 record with a 2.28 GAA, .921 SV%, and 186 SVs in the last month of the season. Korpisalo is owned in 44% of Fantasy leagues, if he is still available in your league, don't hesitate to pick him up, he could just win you the league.

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