Pettersson, Shesterkin and Klingberg emerge as top positive regression candidates for 2025-26, with Pettersson eyeing a return to 30+ goals and 80+ points amid a fresh Canucks start, Shesterkin rebounding behind a steadier Rangers lineup, and Klingberg potentially reviving his PP quarterback role in San Jose. On the downside, Wilson, Walman and Kuemper carry clear regression flags: Wilson’s goal rate looks unlikely to hold, Walman’s role may shrink, and Kuemper could drift toward an average starter.

These projections hinge on health, coaching changes, and lineup stability, then translate into concrete fantasy implications: draft around risk-reward for goaltending with Kuemper, and target players like Pettersson and Shesterkin where firm performance anchors are likely despite surrounding team turbulence. The article places these players in a realistic context for 2025-26 rosters and DFS/casual fantasy planning.

BC faces a sober forecast: 2025-26 deficit of 11.6B and debt hitting 212.9B by 2027-28, with debt as a share of GDP rising from 22.6% to 44.2%. Per‑person GDP fell in 2023-24, private-sector growth stalled, and most jobs were created by government. Interest costs rise toward 1,298 per resident, signaling tougher debt service and potential tax pressure.

Higher taxes, steep investment taxes, and outmigration threaten talent and investment, underscoring the challenge of funding health and education while sustaining private enterprise and growth.

The New York Rangers unveiled their 2025-26 training camp roster, listing 61 players at the MSG Training Center in Tarrytown as the season approaches. J.T. Miller was named captain on Sept. 16, signaling veteran leadership as camp opens. The camp will map out early lines, power-play roles, and depth chart decisions that could shape opening-night minutes for fantasy managers.

Fantasy players should watch for Miller's impact on top-line dynamics and PP1 exposure, while prospects in camp vie for roster spots and potential breakout opportunities that could juice value across the Rangers' fantasy-relevant pieces.