In addition, Beniers had a very modest shot total (7 SOG in 5 GP). So the fact that his percentage power-play time sat at around 45% before Saturday action isn’t overly concerning, but it reduces his upside somewhat. In terms of total ice time, it’s difficult to determine which power-play unit is the top one for the Kraken. Matty Beniers recorded his first point of the season (an assist) in his fifth game. 3-on-3 overtime was made for guys like Hughes. He’s also taken six shots in each of his last three games, with no signs of slowing down. That includes seven power-play points, with at least 1 PPP in each game. With two goals and two assists on Friday, Hughes has taken over the scoring race lead with 10 points in four games (now tied with Elasi Pettersson). Luke’s older brother Jack Hughes is awesome. The Devils are deep enough and Hamilton offers enough peripherals that he should be fine. Surprisingly, Hamilton has three power-play points and five points in four games, so his value has hardly been affected. Hughes scored a power-play goal on Friday, which was his first point of the season.
(As someone who rosters the youngest Hughes brother in one league, I’m not complaining.) I knew this, so I was patient with Hughes and didn’t bench him this week even though he hadn’t scored a point in his first two (eventually three) games. A power-play projection that you probably didn’t expect: Luke Hughes is on the Devils’ top power play over Dougie Hamilton. Some sort of winger eligibility would be more ideal, but he’s at least worth keeping on your watch list.
He was 12 percent rostered in Yahoo entering Saturday. Without the rookie treatment of limited and sheltered minutes, Carlsson could be worth rostering in single-season leagues as well as keeper leagues. Remember that the Ducks selected him over Adam Fantilli as the second overall pick, so they seem to have extremely high hopes for him. Not only did he score his first NHL goal, but he also logged 19 minutes on the top line with Trevor Zegras and Troy Terry, and he was also used on the first-unit power play. Leo Carlsson had an encouraging NHL debut on Thursday. Writers/Editors: Ian Gooding, Michael Clifford, Alexander MacLean and Dobberġ. These thoughts are curated from the past week’s 'Daily Ramblings'.
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