Kreider haas been scratched tonight, and is in danger of being sent to the AHL. Probably not worth holding on to at this point, but Pyatt isn't much of an option either
After getting rocked against Philadelphia and having to leave the game, Kreider is on the ice in practice today and isn't expected to miss any time.
Obviously both players don't have any fantasy value now, but these are both names you should keep an eye on in the future.
Silfverberg had 29 points in 34 games and a +2 with the Binghamton Senators during the lockout. It looks as if he'll start the season with Spezza and Michalek which increases his fantasy value and could end up being a good producer of goals and assists.
Granlund isn't lining up on the most potent scoring line but he has shown that he can dazzle all by himself so he is worth a late flier.
Silfverberg opens the season as a great sleeper rounding out the Spezza line. While he did nothing in his two game playoff stint last season, Silfverberg has drawn comparisons to an early Alfredsson.
Silfverberg warms up on the top line with Michalek and Spezza. Stone is out
Kreider is one of the best prospects in college hockey and could contribute to the Rangers' lineup during the playoffs.
Killorn will likely begin his pro season in the AHL.
Great news for Stalock, who many felt may not play again due to nerve damage. Even though the Sharks have three NHL-ready goalies, Stalock may be in the mix for a job in the next year or two if back at full strength.
Stalock could have been used last season but is likely a fourth-stringer now with Thomas Greiss back in the mix. He's won 58 starts in the AHL over the last two seasons and could turn into a serviceable backup.
Mrazek will continue to play for the Ottawa 67s of the OHL this season.
Strome loses all of his immediate fantasy hockey value by returning to the OHL but is certainly a keeper in dynasty leagues.
No word on his short-term role with the club. Strome impressed last season in the OHL, scoring 33 goals and 106 points. His excellent season led many to believe he could be this season's Jeff Skinner. Keep an eye on where Strome lands.
Strome impressed last season in the OHL, scoring 33 goals and 106 points. His excellent season led many to believe he could be this season's Jeff Skinner. Keep an eye on where Strome lands where the season begins.
Stalock earned a shot with the team last season while Antero Niittymaki was sidelined but likely falls down the depth chart with Thomas Greiss returning to North America.
