The fantasy hockey landscape is evolving, with notable movements shaping the off-season. Brock Besser has signed a seven-year contract with the Vancouver Canucks worth $7.25 million per year, despite a dip in performance, keeping him valuable for fantasy drafts. Meanwhile, Thatcher Demko's injury history raises concerns, though he remains a potential number two goalie option. John Gibson's trade to the Detroit Red Wings presents a new opportunity, as he competes with Cam Talbot for the starting role. The Anaheim Ducks have bolstered their lineup with Mikael Granlund, enhancing their offensive potential. Keandre Miller's new contract with the New York Rangers raises questions about his fantasy relevance, especially in a revamped Carolina Hurricanes defense. All these factors are pivotal for fantasy team strategies heading into the next season.