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It's time to BUY LOW in fantasy hockey! 🏒📉 We're only a few weeks into the NHL season, but fantasy managers are already panicking over slow starts. On this episode of the DFO Fantasy Show, Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy identify 7 fantasy hockey buy-low trade targets whose underlying numbers suggest a major bounce-back could be coming. Using advanced analytics, expected goals, individual points percentage (IP%) and historical production, Brock breaks down which players are performing much better than their box scores suggest — and why NOW could be the perfect time to make a trade. 🔥 Matt Boldy headlines the list as one of the clearest buy-low opportunities in fantasy hockey. Despite recording just three points in seven games, his expected production, shot volume and role on Minnesota's dangerous power play suggest a breakout could be right around the corner. 🏒 J.T. Miller and Nazem Kadri could provide excellent value for fantasy managers looking to strengthen their rosters without sacrificing premium assets. Both have encouraging underlying numbers and the potential to outperform their current trade value. ⚡ Joel Eriksson Ek is another Minnesota Wild player who could be due for a scoring surge, while Alex Tuch is generating elite scoring chances despite a slow start in Washington. 🎯 Mitch Marner might be producing close to a point per game, but his increased shot volume and Vegas' offensive opportunities suggest an even higher ceiling. 🚨 Pavel Dorofeyev rounds out the seven targets. After a frustrating start with the New York Rangers, his shooting numbers and proven goal-scoring ability make him an intriguing trade target before the goals start coming. The 7 BUY-LOW targets: 🏒 Matt Boldy — Minnesota Wild 🔥 J.T. Miller — New York Rangers 🏔️ Nazem Kadri — Colorado Avalanche ⚡ Joel Eriksson Ek — Minnesota Wild 🎯 Alex Tuch — Washington Capitals ⭐ Mitch Marner — Vegas Golden Knights 🚨 Pavel Dorofeyev — New York Rangers The guys also discuss additional buy-low opportunities involving Wyatt Johnston, Brayden Point, Lucas Raymond and Logan Thompson, plus explain why they're avoiding certain struggling players, including Porter Martone and Dylan Holloway. Should you trade for these players before they break out? Which slow starts are worth worrying about? And which fantasy managers are making the biggest early-season mistakes? Find out which trade targets could help you win your fantasy hockey league! 👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE for fantasy hockey advice, waiver wire pickups, trade targets and weekly streaming recommendations all season long! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Week 3 of the NHL Fantasy season is here, and the schedule is making life difficult for fantasy managers! 🏒 With the NHL's Frozen Frenzy featuring all 32 teams on Tuesday, streaming opportunities are extremely limited this week. Brock Seguin breaks down the Week 3 strength of schedule, the best waiver-wire targets and how to maximize your roster moves to gain an advantage over your opponents. Only the Minnesota Wild and Colorado Avalanche have two light-night games this week, making them the two most important teams to target when planning your pickups. 🌲 Minnesota Wild: Blake Coleman headlines the Wild's streaming options thanks to his consistent shot volume, strong scoring chances and reliable ice time. Brock also examines Ryan Hartman, Mats Zuccarello and other deeper-league options, but warns that Minnesota's difficult schedule and lack of offensive production make finding reliable streamers a challenge. 🏔️ Colorado Avalanche: T.J. Hughes is Brock's favourite streaming target of Week 3! Despite recording just one assist through five games, Hughes is averaging 2.8 shots on goal and 5.0 shot attempts per game while maintaining a role on Colorado's top power-play unit. 🔥 Jaden Schwartz: After recording three goals and an assist last week, Schwartz is one of the hottest available streaming options. Can fantasy managers ride his recent production for another two games? 👀 Gabriel Landeskog: A quiet start to the season and declining shot volume have raised questions about his fantasy value. Brock discusses whether managers should continue holding him or consider moving on. 🎯 Trevor Connelly: Looking for a Monday streaming option? Connelly's encouraging underlying metrics and potential power-play opportunity make him an intriguing short-term pickup. Brock also explains his preferred strategy for navigating this unusual fantasy week: 📅 Monday: Consider a short-term streamer if you have enough roster moves available. 📅 Wednesday & Friday: Target Colorado Avalanche players, particularly T.J. Hughes, to maximize light-night appearances. 📅 Sunday: Pivot to another available player based on your matchup needs, whether that's goals, assists, shots, hits or goaltending. With 16 NHL games on Tuesday, 11 on Thursday and 14 on Saturday, making the most of your limited light-night opportunities could be the difference between winning and losing your Week 3 matchup. Plus, Brock previews Wednesday's upcoming episode with Beebs Bondy, where they'll break down their favourite early-season BUY-LOW and SELL-HIGH candidates! 👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE to the DFO Fantasy & Betting channel for fantasy hockey advice, waiver-wire pickups, weekly streaming targets and more all season long! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Waiver Wire Wednesday is BACK with another batch of fantasy hockey pickups! 🏒 After several of last week’s targets delivered in a big way, Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy return with more under-rostered players who could give your fantasy team an early-season boost. This week, the guys break the waiver wire down into five different roster-percentage tiers — from players available in roughly half of leagues all the way down to deep sleepers rostered in fewer than 10%. 🔥 Luke Evangelista — A preseason breakout candidate who has landed in an excellent situation in New Jersey. His increased ice time, shot volume and role in the Devils’ top six and power play make him one of the most intriguing early-season adds. 📈 William Eklund — Increased shot volume, over 18 minutes per night and encouraging underlying numbers have Brock buying into another level of production this season. 🚨 Jared McCann — Stop overlooking him! McCann continues to provide consistent goal scoring, shot volume and power-play production while remaining available in far too many leagues. 🛡️ Zayne Parekh — The Flames may be struggling, but Parekh is firing the puck at an incredible rate and remains one of the most interesting young defensemen available on the waiver wire. 🦆 Mikael Granlund — Heavy minutes, PP1 usage and a strong role in Anaheim’s top six make the veteran an intriguing option for managers searching for reliable production. 🍁 Jack Roslovic — Playing alongside Auston Matthews and Kirill Marchenko gives Roslovic immediate fantasy appeal, and the early underlying numbers from that line have been extremely encouraging. 🐙 Viktor Arvidsson — Dylan Larkin’s return could be exactly what Arvidsson needs. With top-six minutes, power-play usage and his trademark shot volume, the veteran winger remains heavily under-rostered. ⚔️ Jack Quinn — Brock is ALL IN. Quinn is averaging over 20 minutes per game while generating an absurd number of shot attempts, giving him legitimate breakout potential if the usage continues. 🔵 Kent Johnson — Still available in the vast majority of leagues, Johnson is getting an opportunity alongside Adam Fantilli and Matthew Knies and could be a sneaky option in deeper formats. 🦆 Tristan Luneau — Looking for a deep-league defenseman? Luneau’s massive early-season workload makes him one of the most intriguing young blueliners available in under 10% of leagues. Whether you need an immediate starter, a potential breakout player or a deep sleeper before the rest of your league catches on, there are waiver-wire options available at every ownership level. Plus, Brock and Beebs explain which early-season performances they’re buying into, why shot volume and ice time are so important when evaluating potential breakouts, and which players could have staying power on your roster. Next week, the guys will also turn their attention to BUY-LOW candidates as the early-season sample starts to grow. 👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE to the DFO Fantasy & Betting channel for waiver-wire pickups, streaming targets, buy-low candidates and fantasy hockey advice all season long! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Week 2 of the NHL Fantasy season is here, and Brock Seguin breaks down the strength of schedule and the best streaming targets to help maximize your lineup all week long. With the updated Daily Faceoff Strength of Schedule tool factoring in light nights, matchups, back-to-backs and projected starting goalies, Brock identifies which teams offer the most valuable streaming opportunities and which players could give your fantasy roster an early-season boost. 🐧 Pittsburgh Penguins: Tommy Novak headlines the Penguins targets after opening the season with four points in two games while earning a role on PP1. Nic Robertson is getting an opportunity alongside Sidney Crosby and Rickard Rakell, while Ben Kindel offers deeper-league upside with his current power-play role. 🦅 Washington Capitals: Pierre-Luc Dubois stands out as Brock’s preferred Capitals streamer thanks to his top-six role and PP1 usage. Ryan Leonard still brings plenty of shot, goal and hit upside, but his early-season ice time is worth monitoring, while Aliaksei Protas and Ilya Protas come with more questions surrounding their usage. ✈️ Winnipeg Jets: Cole Perfetti continues to look like one of the most intriguing early-season fantasy adds. His increased ice time, huge jump in shot attempts and role on Winnipeg’s top power play could give him legitimate season-long staying power alongside Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor. 🚨 Ottawa Senators: Shane Pinto could be one of the best early-week streaming targets after an impressive season debut that included over 20 minutes of ice time, four shots and four hits. Brock also looks at Thomas Chabot as a potential option on defence with Jake Sanderson sidelined. Brock also lays out one of his favourite streaming strategies for Week 2: use an Ottawa player for the Senators’ Monday-Tuesday games before potentially pivoting to Washington for Wednesday, Friday and Sunday — maximizing one roster spot for as many as five games. Whether you’re looking for immediate production, trying to maximize games played or searching for an early-season breakout before the rest of your league catches on, this episode has you covered. 👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE to the DFO Fantasy & Betting channel for fantasy hockey advice, waiver wire targets, weekend streamers and more all season long! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Waiver Wire Wednesday is BACK on the DFO Fantasy Show! 🏒 Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy break down 15 early-season waiver wire targets who could give your fantasy hockey roster an immediate boost — with nearly every player discussed available in the vast majority of leagues. Mason McTavish kicks things off after landing a much bigger role in St. Louis, including time on the top power play. Roman Kantserov remains one of Brock’s favourite breakout bets despite a quiet debut, while Tyson Foerster and Jack Quinn bring the shot volume and opportunity that could lead to major goal-scoring breakouts. On defence, Luca Cagnoni could be one of the best under-the-radar adds available as he takes over San Jose’s top power-play unit alongside the Sharks’ young stars. The guys also discuss Easton Cowan’s path into Toronto’s top six, Cole Perfetti’s increased opportunity in Winnipeg, Matthew Wood’s breakout potential alongside Filip Forsberg, Kent Johnson getting another opportunity in Columbus and deep sleeper T.J. Hughes landing a spot on Colorado’s loaded PP1. Plus, Brock makes the case for Devin Levi as one of the most important goalie adds on the waiver wire. With Edmonton searching for answers in net, could Levi take advantage and emerge as a legitimate fantasy option? Players discussed include: 🏒 Mason McTavish 🔥 Roman Kantserov 🎯 Tyson Foerster ⚔️ Jack Quinn 🦈 Luca Cagnoni 🍁 Easton Cowan 🥅 Devin Levi 🚨 Ilya Protas ✈️ Cole Perfetti 👀 Victor Eklund 💥 Matthew Wood ⭐ Maxim Tsyplakov 🔵 Kent Johnson 🏔️ T.J. Hughes It’s only Week 1, but this is when fantasy leagues can be won on the waiver wire. Find out which players are worth adding immediately, which breakout candidates should be on your watch list, and which deep sleepers could become season-long fantasy assets. 👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE for fantasy hockey advice all season long! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The NHL season is HERE, and the DFO Fantasy Show is officially back for the regular season! 🏒 Brock Seguin breaks down the fantasy fallout from the blockbuster trade sending Kirill Marchenko to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Matthew Knies to the Columbus Blue Jackets. What does the move mean for Marchenko’s fantasy ceiling in Toronto? Can Knies maintain his value in Columbus? And how could Marchenko’s arrival impact Gavin McKenna’s role on the Maple Leafs’ top power-play unit? Then, it’s time to attack Week 1. Brock introduces the new Strength of Schedule and “True Games” system before identifying some of the best streaming targets to open the fantasy hockey season. Players discussed include: 🏒 Gabe Perreault & Oliver Bjorkstrand — New York Rangers ⚔️ Ivan Barbashev, Brett Howden & Victor Olofsson — Vegas Golden Knights 🐆 Carter Verhaeghe & Anton Lundell — Florida Panthers 🛢️ Vasily Podkolzin — Edmonton Oilers With the Rangers owning one of the best schedules of Week 1, Vegas drawing favourable matchups against Chicago, Anaheim and Vancouver, and Podkolzin getting an opportunity on Edmonton’s top power-play unit, there are plenty of early-season waiver-wire options that could help you start the year 1-0. Plus, Brock explains how matchup strength, projected starting goalies and light nights factor into the revamped Strength of Schedule tool. The mock drafts are over. The rankings are set. It’s time for fantasy hockey! 👍 LIKE the video 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for fantasy hockey content all season long 💬 Let us know your favourite Week 1 streamer in the comments! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DFO Fantasy Show wraps up its 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Positional Previews with a deep dive into the most unpredictable position in fantasy: goalies! Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy break down the consensus Top 10 fantasy hockey goalies, led by Andrei Vasilevskiy, Connor Hellebuyck and Logan Thompson, while discussing when — and if — you should spend an early-round pick on a netminder. Is Vasilevskiy worth a first-round pick? How should fantasy managers approach Hellebuyck with uncertainty surrounding his future in Winnipeg? Could Logan Thompson be one of the best picks in fantasy hockey this season? And which goalies offer the best combination of wins, workload and elite ratios? The guys also break down Jake Oettinger, Jeremy Swayman, Igor Shesterkin, Ilya Sorokin, Jesper Wallstedt, Scott Wedgewood and Karel Vejmelka as they work through the Top 10 and discuss how goalie value changes between category and points leagues. Then it's time to find the goalies who could make — or break — your fantasy draft: 💎 VALUE PICKS: Jeremy Swayman, Jet Greaves & Carter Hart 🚀 BREAKOUT PICKS: Joel Hofer & Yaroslav Askarov ⚠️ ADPs TO AVOID: Sergei Bobrovsky & Scott Wedgewood One of the biggest takeaways? Brock's 10,000 simulated fantasy drafts and seasons found that Logan Thompson appeared on 21.8% of championship-winning teams in category formats — more than any other player. Plus, Brock and Beebs discuss goalie draft strategy, True ADP, category vs. points formats, workload, team environment and why waiting on goalies can work very differently depending on your league settings. Whether you're looking for an elite goalie early, searching for value in the middle rounds or taking a late-round swing on a breakout, this episode has everything you need to attack the position on draft day. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and check out all five DFO Fantasy Positional Previews before your draft! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #FantasyHockeyDraft #DFOFantasy #NHL #Hockey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DFO Fantasy Show continues its 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Draft Preview with a deep dive into the defense position! Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy break down the consensus Top 10 fantasy hockey defensemen, with Cale Makar holding onto the No. 1 spot ahead of Evan Bouchard, Quinn Hughes and Zach Werenski. Is Makar worth spending a top-six pick on when Bouchard is available later? Can Bouchard build off a monster 21-goal, 95-point season? Is Quinn Hughes capable of pushing 90+ points? And which defensemen become even more valuable in leagues that count hits and blocks? The guys also break down Rasmus Dahlin, Lane Hutson, Matthew Schaefer, Moritz Seider, Adam Fox and Jake Sanderson as they work through one of the deepest groups of fantasy defensemen in years. Then it's time to go beyond the Top 10 and find some of the biggest draft-day opportunities: 💎 VALUE PICKS: Rasmus Dahlin & Simon Edvinsson 🚀 BREAKOUT PICKS: Luke Hughes & Philip Broberg ⚠️ ADPs TO AVOID: Darren Raddysh & Cole Hutson Could Rasmus Dahlin be one of the biggest early-round steals at his current ADP? Is Luke Hughes finally ready for the monster breakout fantasy managers have been waiting for? And are managers paying too much for Darren Raddysh after his huge season? Plus, Brock and Beebs discuss category coverage, True ADP, customizable rankings and draft strategy, including why waiting on defense could be one of the best approaches to building a championship roster this season. Whether you're playing in a categories league, points league or a format that rewards hits and blocks, this episode has everything you need to attack the defense position on draft day. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and stay tuned for the Goalie Preview coming next! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #FantasyHockeyDraft #DFOFantasy #NHL #Hockey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DFO Fantasy Show continues its 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Draft Preview with a deep dive into the right wing position! Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy break down their consensus Top 10 fantasy hockey right wingers, led by Nikita Kucherov and David Pastrnak, while debating some of the biggest names and toughest decisions you'll face on draft day. Can Mikko Rantanen bounce back and become a 100-point player again? Has Matt Boldy officially established himself among fantasy hockey's elite? Is William Nylander being undervalued after an injury-shortened season? And can Clayton Keller finally crack 100 points if Utah's power play carries over its second-half success? The guys also discuss Matthew Tkachuk, Martin Necas, Mitch Marner and Dylan Guenther, before expanding the rankings beyond the Top 10 with some of the biggest names who just missed the cut. Then it's time to find the players who could win — or lose — your fantasy draft: 💎 VALUE PICKS: Jesper Bratt & Jimmy Snuggerud 🚀 BREAKOUT PICKS: Alex Laferriere & Josh Doan ⚠️ ADPs TO AVOID: Alex Tuch & Porter Martone Could Jesper Bratt deliver Top 10 right-wing production at a major discount? Is Jimmy Snuggerud one of the biggest late-round steals in fantasy hockey after his huge finish last season? And are fantasy managers paying too much for the upside of Porter Martone? Plus, Brock and Beebs break down True ADP, category coverage, power-play upside and the underlying numbers that can help you uncover value before your draft. Whether you're preparing for a categories league, points league or deeper fantasy format, this episode has everything you need to attack the right wing position on draft day. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and stay tuned for the Defense Preview coming next! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #FantasyHockeyDraft #DFOFantasy #NHL #Hockey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DFO Fantasy Show continues its 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Draft Preview with a deep dive into the left wing position! Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy break down the consensus Top 10 fantasy hockey left wingers, led by Leon Draisaitl, Kirill Kaprizov and Jason Robertson, while debating where stars like Brady Tkachuk, Cole Caufield, Kyle Connor, Cutter Gauthier, Jake Guentzel, Artemi Panarin and Filip Forsberg should come off the board. Is Kyle Connor a better value than Cole Caufield at their current ADPs? Can Cutter Gauthier build on his 41-goal breakout? How high should you draft Brady Tkachuk in leagues that count hits? And could Draisaitl still finish as the No. 1 overall player in fantasy hockey? Then the guys go beyond the Top 10 with their favourite values, breakout candidates and ADPs to avoid: 💎 VALUE PICKS: Kevin Fiala and Andrei Svechnikov 🚀 BREAKOUT PICKS: Brady Tkachuk and William Eklund ⚠️ ADPs TO AVOID: Morgan Geekie and Alex Ovechkin Plus, they discuss how league settings should impact your rankings, why category-stuffing players become so valuable in formats that count hits and blocks, and how True ADP can help uncover players being overlooked in fantasy drafts. Whether you're preparing for a categories league, points league or deeper fantasy format, this episode has everything you need to attack the left wing position on draft day. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and stay tuned for the Right Wing Preview coming next! #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #FantasyHockeyDraft #DFOFantasy #NHL #Hockey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The DFO Fantasy Show is BACK for another season — and we’re kicking off Year 12 with our 2026-27 Fantasy Hockey Centre Preview! Brock Seguin and Beebs break down the Top 10 fantasy hockey centres heading into draft season, including the battle between Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon for No. 1, Macklin Celebrini’s incredible rise, Auston Matthews’ bounce-back potential, and whether Wyatt Johnston has officially entered the NHL’s elite fantasy tier. The guys also debate some of the biggest questions at centre. Can Jack Hughes stay healthy enough to justify his early ADP? Is Tage Thompson one of the safest elite goal scorers available? Can Tim Stützle take another step with Ottawa? And after a 101-point season, is Nick Suzuki actually being drafted too early? Then it’s time to go beyond the Top 10 with some of the most important names to know before your fantasy draft. VALUE PICKS: 🏒 Tomas Hertl — coming off a season where the underlying numbers suggest he deserved significantly better results in Vegas 🏒 Dylan Cozens — a potential late-round category monster after posting 200+ shots AND 200+ hits last season BREAKOUT PICKS: 🚀 Adam Fantilli — could a little better puck luck and an improved Columbus power play unlock a huge season? 🚀 Anton Frondell — the former No. 3 overall pick could have a massive opportunity in Chicago ADPs TO AVOID: ⚠️ Nick Suzuki — an outstanding real-life player, but is his first-round fantasy price simply too expensive? ⚠️ Roope Hintz — declining opportunity in Dallas could make him a risky pick at his current ADP Plus, Brock introduces True ADP, explains how the new DFO Fantasy rankings were built around the categories fantasy managers actually use, and previews the new Daily Faceoff Draft Kit and mock draft tools. The fantasy hockey season is here. Get ready for your draft with the DFO Fantasy Show! 👍 Smash the LIKE button 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more fantasy hockey rankings, draft strategy, sleepers, breakouts, mock drafts and waiver-wire advice all season long. #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #FantasyHockeyDraft #NHL #DFOFantasy #ConnorMcDavid #NathanMacKinnon #MacklinCelebrini #AustonMatthews Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s the FINAL week of the fantasy hockey season — and this is where championships are won. In this Week 24 Fantasy Hockey Preview, Brock Seguin breaks down the BEST streaming targets to help you win your league, with a heavy focus on the San Jose Sharks — the clear top team to target thanks to elite schedule advantages, seven games, and multiple light nights . We dive into the top waiver wire adds, including high-upside options like Colin Graff skating alongside Macklin Celebrini, plus key contributors like Alexander Wennberg, William Eklund, and Tyler Toffoli. With perfect matchups against teams like Chicago, Anaheim, and Nashville, this is your chance to maximize games played and production. We also cover: Seattle Kraken streamers and whether they’re worth the tougher schedule Underrated Buffalo Sabres adds for deeper leagues Players trending up at the perfect time for fantasy finals Strategy to maximize light nights and games played If you’re in the finals, every move matters — and this episode gives you the edge. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and go win your league 🏆 #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #WaiverWire #Hockey #NHL #FantasySports #DFOFantasy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Looking for the best fantasy hockey streamers for the weekend? We break down the top waiver wire targets for Week 23, including must-add players from the Philadelphia Flyers and St. Louis Blues with ideal Friday/Sunday schedules. Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy dive into the best low-rostered options to help you maximize games played, highlighting breakout performances, top-line usage, and players trending up at the perfect time. Porter Martone headlines the list after an explosive start, while Tyson Forrester returns to a prime role and Pavel Buchnevich offers strong upside in favorable matchups. We also take a look at goalie streaming options for the second half of back-to-backs, identifying the best chances to grab wins and where to find value in deeper leagues. If you're in the fantasy playoffs, this is where matchups are won. #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #WaiverWire #Hockey #NHL #FantasySports #DFOFantasy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s Week 23 of the fantasy hockey season, and for many of you this is the semi-finals or finals — so every move matters. Brock Seguin breaks down the top streaming targets, schedule advantages, and must-add players to help you win your matchup, including how to navigate a balanced schedule with busy nights on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and where light-night streaming can still give you an edge. The biggest advantage this week comes from the Pittsburgh Penguins’ 5-game schedule, making them a priority team to target. One of the top adds is Yegor Chinakhov (19% rostered), who has been incredibly consistent and offers both a strong floor and upside across all five games. We also dive into the best light-night teams and streamers: St. Louis Blues (4 light-night games): Jimmy Snuggerud — one of the hottest players in the league right nowPavel Buchnevich — strong role and multi-position eligibilityAnaheim Ducks (3 light nights + great matchups): Mikael Granlund — red-hot stretch with major goal productionChris Kreider — consistent top-six role and power play usageAlex Killorn — deeper league option with steady minutesOther key names and adds discussed include: Gabriel Landeskog — worth scooping if he was dropped last weekPorter Martone — potential NHL debut with real upsideConnor Brown — quietly producing alongside Jack Hughes with power play timeIf you’re trying to maximize games played, exploit schedule edges, and find the right streamers, this is the week to be aggressive. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and let us know who you’re adding to win your matchup. #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #WaiverWire #FantasyHockeyPlayoffs #DFOFantasy #NHL #Hockey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s another key week in fantasy hockey and we’re breaking down the best streaming targets, waiver wire pickups, and schedule advantages you need to win your matchup. Brock Seguin dives into the top teams with favorable schedules, including those with light-night games that give you a real edge when setting your lineup. If you’re looking to maximize games played and squeeze out every point possible, this is the week to be aggressive on the wire. We highlight high-upside streamers who are widely available and currently producing, plus players getting increased opportunity through top-line deployment, power play usage, or strong recent form. These are the types of adds that can swing a matchup. The episode also focuses on roster strategy for the week, including: Identifying teams you should be targeting for streamsTaking advantage of schedule gapsFinding players who are trending up in usage and productionIf you’re serious about winning your week, this is where you find your edge — smart streaming, timely adds, and staying one step ahead of your opponent. Hit LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and let us know who you’re adding this week. #FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #WaiverWire #FantasyHockeyAdvice #NHL #Hockey #DFOFantasy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.