In the much anticipated trade, Nash gets to go to a Rangers team looking to not only get tougher down low, but also create one of the top scoring lines in the East. Nash's potential to produce with other big money Rangers acquisitions - Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik - will significantly benefit the Rangers' Cup hopes and your fantasy team. Reminder that Gaborik is out for the first few months of the year recovering from surgery.

Roy moves into an opportunity to get a fresh new start in Dallas after two straight down years with the Sabres.

Foligno has dropped off the fantasy radar in recent years but could see a top six role this season with the Blue Jackets.

Henry, 26, has no NHL experience.

Wideman finished in the top 10 among defencemen with 46 points, including 11 goals. He led all Capitals blueliners with 113 hits and 132 blocked shots.

Sutter shows to be more of a defensive center than to have any viable fantasy impact.

Michalek returns back to the Coyotes after two years with the Pens. Michalek doesn't offer much fantasy value.

Despite the steep price, Staal is reunited with his brother and could be poised for a breakout season at only 24 years old.

Ribeiro gives the Caps a Knuble-like veteran presence and some solid secondary scoring ability. This could be a sign the Caps are moving back towards a more offensive mindset.

Visnovsky is coming off of a sub-par season but it's a good gamble for the Islanders who have already stockpiled their youth and were in dire need of defensemen.

Currently, Bobrovsky is coming off of a sophomore slump as Bryzgalov's backup but Columbus offers a new opportunity for him in a starting role or as a platoon. Who that platoon could be with is still to be determined.

Murray is a Free Agent come July 1st and will likely look test the market.

We knew this one was coming for a while as Stuart wanted to return back out West. Stuart shouldn't have any more value with the Sharks than he did with the Wings.

The Penguins needed some stability in goal following Fleury's poor play but we're currently unsure of how the goaltending situation in Pittsburgh will look in the upcoming season. At the very least, Vokoun can provide solid backup play and help reduce Fleury's workload.

Alexandrov gives the Isles more organizational depth on the blue line. He is currently playing in the KHL.

Ellington evens out the numbers in the trade. The defenseman has no fantasy hockey value playing in the ECHL.

Gordon adds depth to the Canucks forward corps. He scored two goals and five points in 37 NHL games this season.

Erixon gives the Ducks a player with a bit more upside. He has a goal and eight points in 30 AHL games.

Sulzer will likely be used as a spare d-man in Buffalo. He has an assist in 12 games.

Gragnani gets a fresh start in Vancouver after bursting onto the scene last season. Through 44 games, the Montreal native has a goal and 12 points.