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Jarvis sits among the fades tied to potential regression and team context. His upside hinges on line mates and Hurricanes’ offensive consistency; in the right setup he can return strong value, but market expectations may push him higher than his steadier floor.August 30, 2025
Pettersson’s prolific 102-point peak is treated as a potential outlier; Vancouver’s turmoil and a perceived lack of offense beyond the top lines could push him into a riskier draft range, with a floor nearer 60–70 if the team stabilizes, but a drop from 45–60 if the Canucks stumble.Should Pettersson be targeted in the mid-rounds given Vancouver’s uncertainty?Does Vancouver’s defensive and goaltending environment cap Pettersson’s upside?In dynasty leagues, is Pettersson still a cornerstone pick?What is a practical drafting range for Pettersson in standard leagues this year?
August 30, 2025
Swayman is positioned as a fantasy fade due to Boston’s defensive woes and potential goalie splits. His ceiling could be dampened by the Bruins’ goals-against issues and the possibility of sharing starts with a capable backup, reducing pure fantasy allure in standard leagues.How risky is it to draft Swayman in standard leagues with a potential 50/50 split?Are there safer late-round goalie targets than Swayman in this context?If Swayman hits a rough patch, which Bruins assets become safer plays?What would a conservative drafting approach look like for Swayman this year?
Seider’s peak is not guaranteed to hit the outlier 73 points; his baseline sits around 40–50, with limited ceiling if Detroit’s power play isn’t lethal. The top PP1 could shift, reducing his fantasy upside in standard formats, though he remains valuable in real-life defense and peripherals.August 30, 2025
Heiskanen’s fantasy ceiling sits lower than the top defensive stars; inconsistent power-play duties could limit his point pace, especially if Dallas rotates PP1 between Harley and Heiskanen. His real-life value remains strong, but in standard fantasy he trends toward the 40–50 point range rather than 60+.Given Harley's impact on the Dallas PP, how should you approach drafting Heiskanen in standard formats?Would a hyper-aggressive approach on Dallas’ defensemen maximize value if PP1 remains split?If Harley cements the top PP, how might Heiskanen’s value shift in banger leagues?What draft plan optimizes exposure to Dallas’ blue line without overpaying for Heiskanen?
August 30, 2025
Should Pettersson be targeted in the mid-rounds given Vancouver’s uncertainty?Does Vancouver’s defensive and goaltending environment cap Pettersson’s upside?In dynasty leagues, is Pettersson still a cornerstone pick?What is a practical drafting range for Pettersson in standard leagues this year?
August 30, 2025
How risky is it to draft Swayman in standard leagues with a potential 50/50 split?Are there safer late-round goalie targets than Swayman in this context?If Swayman hits a rough patch, which Bruins assets become safer plays?What would a conservative drafting approach look like for Swayman this year?
August 30, 2025
Given Harley's impact on the Dallas PP, how should you approach drafting Heiskanen in standard formats?Would a hyper-aggressive approach on Dallas’ defensemen maximize value if PP1 remains split?If Harley cements the top PP, how might Heiskanen’s value shift in banger leagues?What draft plan optimizes exposure to Dallas’ blue line without overpaying for Heiskanen?