One of the night's least used goalies, Alex Stalock amassed 41.6 FanDuel points. Were there any other low-owned gems on Saturday?
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Evgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust were the two highest-owned skaters on Friday, and they both went for more than 25 FanDuel points. Who else was popular?
The Hurricanes have a home-friendly schedule this month. Will they use it to their advantage as the Ducks come to town?
Erik Haula has been promoted to the Hurricanes' second line and is seeing power-play time. Is he one of the top value players on the slate?
Sidney Crosby is back and has wasted no time getting back on the score sheet. Who else is worth paying for tonight?
The Penguins face a very weak Detroit team tonight and should be in for plenty of goals. Who can you stack on this three-game slate?
Alex Ovechkin came through as one of the highest-owned skaters on Thursday's monster slate. Who else was popular?
Nazem Kadri is our top points-per-dollar center and has a fantastic matchup. Which other affordable options should you roster tonight?
The Washington Capitals have two games left before their bye week. Have they taken their foot off the gas ahead of their week off?
With Washington in a great spot, John Carlson is one of the night's best plays. Who else is worth paying up for?
The Panthers have a high implied goal total and are large home favorites tonight. Are they one of the top stacks to consider on this 13-game slate?
This 13-game slate is the last huge weekday slate until the end of January. Which spots stand out tonight?
Now that we're past the halfway point, it's time to re-evaluate the Stanley Cup futures board. Which teams have the best betting value on FanDuel Sportsbook?
On a two-game slate, Jordan Binnington was in more than half of lineups, but he put up just 0.8 FanDuel points. Who else was popular on Wednesday?
On a busy night in the NHL, Auston Matthews emerged as the highest-owned player of the slate. Who else was a popular play on Tuesday?
On a short two-game slate, is Sean Couturier worth a look against the Blues? Who else should you consider rostering on Wednesday?
Dominik Kubalik has a great matchup against the defensively inept Ottawa Senators. Who else is a strong value on Tuesday?
Andrei Vasilevskiy has been in great form with two straight shutouts. Who else can we look at on a busy Tuesday night in the NHL?
The Maple Leafs, Lighting, and Jets are some of the best options on tonight's slate. Should you be stacking them in all formats tonight?
Eleven games are on the slate Tuesday night. So, who can you trust besides Auston Matthews on this night?
The Golden Knights have dropped three straight as they hit the road to face the Sabres. Should we expect them to right the ship tonight?
Ryan Pulock is one of our top points-per-dollar defensemen tonight. On a shorter five-game slate, what other value plays should you look at?
Philadelphia has quietly asserted themselves as one of the best home-ice teams this season. What should we expect as the Bruins pay a visit?
Mika Zibanejad stands out on Monday's five-game slate. Who else can you trust tonight?
Artemi Panarin is having a great first season for the Rangers. Can he keep it up against a stingy Islanders team?
Blues take home first Stanley Cup in franchise history
The St. Louis Blues defeated the Boston Bruins 4-1 on Wednesday in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
What It Means:
Jordan Binnington shut down 32 of 33 shots as the Blues won the first Stanley Cup in franchise history. It's a stunning accomplishment for a team that had the worst record in the NHL on January 2. Ryan O'Reilly earned the Conn Smythe Trophy as the MVP of the playoffs.
Binnington, 25, finished the postseason with a 16-10 record while posting a 2.46 goals-against-average and a .914 save percentage.
Nikita Kucherov signs 8-year extension with Lightning
Tampa Bay Lightning winger Nikita Kucherov has signed an 8-year extension with the Tampa Bay Lightning worth an annual average value of $9.5 million.
What It Means:
Kucherov is now locked in with the Lightning through the 2026-27 season. The 25-year-old former second-round pick has totaled 334 points through 365 NHL contests.
Kucherov averaged 17.7 FanDuel points per game last season while scoring 39 goals and 100 points in 80 games.
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Stephen Whyno
Kings, Drew Doughty agree to eight-year extension
The Los Angeles Kings and defenseman Drew Doughty have agreed to an eight-year contract extension.
What It Means:
The deal will reportedly pay Doughty around $11 million per season through the life of the deal, which will go until his age-37 season. He will play out the final year of his current deal before this one kicks in. Even more impressive is that Doughty reportedly negotiated his own deal, saving himself between $1.75 and 2 million in agent fees.
In 2017-18, Doughty played 2,201 minutes in 82 games while accounting for 10 goals, 50 assists and 205 shots.
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NHL.com
John Carlson, Capitals agree to 8-year extension
Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson has signed an 8-year contract extension.
What It Means:
Carlson's new deal is worth $64 million for an annual average of $8 million per season. The 28-year-old recorded a career-high 15 goals and 53 assists last season.
Carlson led all defensemen in scoring during both the regular season (68 points) and playoffs (20 points).
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Sharks sign Evander Kane to massive seven-year deal
The San Jose Sharks have signed winger Evander Kane to a seven-year extension worth $49 million.
What It Means:
Kane will make $7 million a year under the deal, which includes a very limited no-trade clause. If the team wants to deal the 26-year-old they'll only have three teams to choose from. The no-trade goes throughout the contract, so this is a high-risk, high-reward move. The team will hope that Kane hits his stride in his prime, after performing well since landing in San Jose at the trade deadline.
Across his time with the Sharks and Buffalo Sabres, Kane produced 29 goals, 25 assists and 54 points with 307 shots in 1,527 minutes.
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NHL.com
T.J. Oshie scores a pair as Capitals force Game 7 in Eastern Conference Final
Washington Capitals winger T.J. Oshie scored 2 goals in Monday's 3-0 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Final.
What It Means:
Oshie opened the scoring with a powerplay goal late in the second period and then the 31-year-old added an empty-netter with less than a minute remaining in regulation. He finished the night with a plus-1 rating, 5 shots on goal, and 2 hits in 20:44 of ice time while helping the Capitals get within one win of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Oshie reeled in 34.1 FanDuel points in Game 6. He's now up to 7 goals and 15 points in 18 postseason contests.
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