Ducks sleeper Lukas Dostal stands out as a potential 55+ game starter behind a retooled lineup, making him a late-round goalie target with upside. Kuzmenko lands in a prime spot on Kopitar’s wing, a 65+ point pace feasible in top-line duty and power play time. Perfetti is primed for a breakthrough in Winnipeg on a second line and top PP, while Barzal returns to health with 80-point ceiling if his hot-streak carries into a full season.

These picks hinge on opportunity, health and line-mate chemistry, with a few clear risks: Barzal’s health history, Kuzmenko’s initial role, Perfetti’s consistency and the Jets’ overall offensive depth. For managers chasing value, these names offer meaningful upside without breaking the bank in drafts, especially in deeper formats that reward PP time and shot volume.