Correlated Snipe #1 – Robert Thomas – Jordan Kyrou – Pavel Buchnevich
If you want to get really weird and off the beat in path a little bit, then the Blues are a team to look at. The Canes are flying high off a win, are on the second game of a back to back, and should be playing Raanta who is way over the hill. Raanta sucks now, and the Blues are fighting for their lives. The Blues are very stackable, have decent upside, and are affordable. Their 3 best players are all playing together too, which brings out the best in each player. Nobody wants to stack against Carolina, especially when that team is on the road. Welp, one man’s trash, well, becomes my trash. I’m stealing this pile of trash. Gimme some Blues in larger fielded tournaments where no one will be playing them.
Nov 4, 2023; St. Louis, Missouri, USA; St. Louis Blues left wing Brandon Saad (20) celebrates with center Brayden Schenn (10) and St. Louis Blues center Jordan Kyrou (25) after scoring a goal against the Montreal Canadiens during the second period at Enterprise Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Le-USA TODAY Sports
Correlated Snipe #2 – Sidney Crosby – Rickard Rakell – Jake Guentzel – Erik Karlsson
The Penguins are super easily stackable, and have Maybe the best matchup on the slate. At home, in the thick of a playoff race, and against a crappy Sabres team. The Sabres goaltending has been atrocious this season, and now they get to deal with that terrible sounding Penguins airhorn that get blown at random throughout the game. Karlsson and Rakell are way too cheap on Draftkings, because I guess they hate Swedish individuals. Crosby and Guentzel are the main players of this stack that makes the mac n cheese not just boring noodles.
Grinder #1 – Rickard Rakell – He is too cheap for his recent promotion and turn around in play. The Swede is back on the top line and PP unit with Sid and Guentzel, and has stepped his game up. This 100% makes him way too cheap at this price-point
Grinder #2 – Brock Faber – He has a high floor and is playing on the top PP unit as well for the Wild. He is playing too much to ignore, and once he starts scoring, woof. Him going back on the PP1 is huge for this youngster.
