Jordan Eberle of the Seattle Kraken highlights Monday's top streaming options.
Wyatt Johnston, C/RW, DAL vs. NYI (38% rostered)
Johnston can be a little boom-or-bust and he hasn't played L1 in some time, but with Matt Duchene's line quiet all of a sudden, Johnston and Jamie Benn have picked up some of the slack. Benn is on a four-game point streak while Johnston has scored two goals in his past four games. The Isles defense has been spotty all season and note Johnston has been more productive on home ice (21 points in 28 games) than on the road (19 points in 31 games) when the Stars get last change.
Dylan Strome, C, WSH vs. OTT (29% rostered)
Slowly but surely, Strome is getting the fantasy attention he deserves. He's on a four-game points streak with a goal and six assists, and he's been deployed as their top center for much of the season. Though Strome doesn't have Alex Ovechkin on his wing at even strength, they do see some ice together on the power play, where Ovechkin very often plays the full two minutes. Strome's even-strength line with Tom Wilson and Anthony Mantha led all Caps lines with 10 shot attempts and only three against in their previous game.
Jordan Eberle, RW, SEA vs. BOS (27% rostered)
Eberle's scored four goals and five points in his past four games and scored a goal earlier this season against the Bruins, who will be playing their fourth road game in six nights. All of the games on their current four-game road trip have gone to overtime, and you'd have to think they're a tired bunch. They lost a lot of steam in the third period and blew a 2-0 lead against the Canucks on Saturday, and their normally stalwart goaltending has had a .905 SP in February.
Josh Norris, C, OTT at WSH (22% rostered)
Shane Pinto, C, OTT at WSH (16% rostered)
Both Norris and Pinto play PP1 so that's the big upside, otherwise I like Norris more than Pinto with his higher offensive ceiling. Norris has scored four points in his past two games while Pinto has been a little more quiet, but both centers offer shots and faceoff wins if you need them.