Dallas Stars: Fantasy Hockey's Deep, Young Core
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The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on Dallas Stars News Today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Dallas Stars look like one of the deepest teams for fantasy hockey this season. They added Mikko Rantanen on a long-term deal after moves involving players like Salkinen. Key forwards include Ru Pence at 28, Jason Robertson at 26, and Wyatt Johnston at just 22. Jake Oettinger gives them a top goalie edge right away. Their defense is strong up top with Miro Heiskanen, Thomas Harley, and Issa Lindell logging heavy minutes.
What makes the Dallas Stars a top fantasy hockey team this season?
Ilya Lubushkin adds solidity on the second or third pair. Trade talk around Robertson heats up as they eye cap space, especially with Harley's contract up after this year. Fans and analysts pushed back on calls of the Stars being too old, pointing to that young core and depth. No big Dallas tax on Rantanen, who could still hit 90 points. Concerns linger over new coach Glenn Galutzin and his push for physical play in a better power play unit. Expect some regression from Matt Duchene after last year, while Tyler Seguin could bounce back to around 50 points if healthy. Jamie Benn might hold steady at his recent level. Johnston could climb lines and boost his output. Harley stands out as a fantasy defenseman gem, potentially topping Heiskanen on points with the top power play spot.
No state income tax in Dallas helps their appeal, but watch for streaky production across the roster in the regular season.
Who are the key players to watch on the Dallas Stars roster?
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