There's plenty of star power to be had at forward. Let's examine the fantasy hockey draft landscape at the priority position.
Grouping players as “wingers” is by far the largest position group we'll take a look at. For starters, there are more wingers in an NHL lineup than any other position, but it doesn't really make sense to separate them by left and right, top six and bottom six, especially considering how the Kings play. We've seen players on both sides of the ice, we've seen players up and down the lineup on the regular. Would you consider Kevin Fiala a “bottom six” player, because he spent large chunks of last season on the “third line”? I certainly wouldn't. When you look at the wings, it's got to be a versatile group of players. The Kings made some movement in this area this offseason, with expensive moves
No | Player | P |
---|---|---|
44 | D | |
28 | C | |
33 | LW | |
7 | D | |
55 | C | |
29 | G | |
24 | C | |
8 | D | |
80 | LW | |
51 | D | |
5 | D | |
68 | LW | |
22 | LW | |
84 | D | |
91 | RW | |
79 | C | |
D | ||
34 | RW | |
9 | C | |
11 | C | |
78 | RW | |
47 | LW | |
61 | C | |
46 | C | |
37 | RW | |
57 | LW | |
12 | LW | |
57 | D | |
73 | C | |
31 | G | |
3 | D | |
36 | D | |
53 | D | |
33 | G | |
C | ||
52 | RW |