Some guy named Dahlin profiled as well....
On every game day this season, THN Fantasy will highlight players and goalies for fantasy hockey managers to stream, roster or utilize in standard leagues and/or DFS games. Players and goalies highlighted for streaming in standard leagues are rostered in less than 50 percent of Yahoo leagues.
Zeev Buium, VAN @ NJ (44% rostered) - DraftKings - $3,000
Buium was one of the main players acquired by Vancouver in the Quinn Hughes trade. He makes his Canucks debut Sunday and should captain the team's power play. Buium will receive every opportunity to work through whatever challenges might come with Vancouver building for the future. He should see first pair ice time, including copious action on the man-advantage.
Quinn Hughes, MIN vs. BOS (100% rostered) - DraftKings - $6,900
Hughes, the apple of many team's eyes in the trade market, landed finally in Minnesota, ending the trade speculation, at least for now. He provides the Wild a superstar on the blueline to go along with Kirill Kaprizov up front. Hughes is making his Minnesota debut Sunday and should be extremely pumped as he joins a team with Stanley Cup aspirations.
Rasmus Dahlin, BUF @ SEA (99% rostered) - DraftKings - $6,200
Dahlin has been on a roll since the calendar flipped to December. He has two goals and six helpers during his current four-game point streak and nine points in six contests for the month. Dahlin is up to three goals, 25 points, 75 shots on net, 34 blocked shots, 24 hits, 33 PIM and a minus-10 rating over 28 appearances, putting him on pace for another 60+ point campaign, which would be his third in the past four seasons.
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