Correlated Snipe #1 – Vincent Trocheck – Artemi Panarin – Adam Fox
Ho hum, ho hum, stacking the Rangers once again here we freaking come. The Rangers find themselves in Ottawa to take on the stumbling Senators. The Senators are having major concerns conceding goals right now, and a large part of it is due to their poor goaltending. The Rangers are a machine, and that machine is in quite possibly the best spot on the slate. Trocheck wins essentially all of his faceoffs, Panarin is in the MVP race, and Adam Fox is getting back into form since his absence. Fox now has 4 assists in his last 2 games, so I would nab him before he gets too expensive again. DFS is all about buying low on the right guys in the right spots.
Oct 26, 2023; Edmonton, Alberta, CAN; The New York Rangers celebrate a goal scored by defensemen Adam Fox (23) during the second period against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place. Mandatory Credit: Perry Nelson-USA TODAY Sports
Correlated Snipe #2 – Casey Mittlestadt – Alex Tuch – Jeff Skinner
Rasmus Dahlin of-course is viable in any Buffalo Sabres stack. Welp, this is contrarian, affordable, and unorthodox; just like me. Buffalo is at home against a Detroit team that loves to play an open fire-wagon style of hockey. Alex Lyon has been the best goalie on the planet for about a week, and even though he is solid, he is due for a hiccup. Not to mention he is a career backup or number 3 starter. I love these Sabres in tournaments due to their ownership, and how cost-effective they are. Something has to give here with the Sabres offense, and Alex Lyon’s unreal emergence.
Grinder #1 – Yegor Sharangovich – Top line and PP unit for the Flames. He is at home against the terribly underwhelming Minnesota Wild.
Grinder #2 – Jonny Brodzinski – I truthfully have no idea who this is, but in his very limited minutes he has 4 assists in 4 games, and a ton of shots on net for his time on ice and role. He is currently listed on the NYR top line with Zibanejad and Kreider.
