What a deep Dallas forward group means for your roster
The Stars spread their scoring around more than most contenders, which helps real wins and complicates fantasy lineups.
By Aaron Author · · 1 min read
A balanced forward group is a gift to a coach and a small headache for a fantasy manager. Dallas can roll scoring threats through its top two lines, so Mikko Rantanen, Jason Robertson and Wyatt Johnston all have nights where someone else takes the spotlight.
That does not make any of them bad fantasy assets. It does mean their weekly output can be harder to predict than their season totals suggest, and that matters most in head-to-head leagues where one soft week can cost you a matchup.
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Danielle Gaylord · 1 week ago
Tough call, but I think you have it right.
Tito Thiel · 2 weeks ago
Can you do one of these for deeper leagues too?
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Tito Thiel · 1 day ago
Agree with most of this, but the last point depends a lot on your league's scoring.