Franson has potential that seemingly everyone except the Leafs saw but he spent most of last season in Ron Wilson's doghouse. Under a new regime, Franson should be able to amplify his 21 points in 57 games last season.
Grabner underperformed in fantasy last season but still contributed 20 goals. If he can find ways to be more consistent, he could crack lineups in standard leagues.
With aspirations this high, Baertschi could be a steal late in your draft.
Hecht was let go following a premature ending to last season due to a concussion. After convincing management that he has overcome those issues through play in Germany, Hecht will be back to provide much needed depth for the Sabres.
Hagelin's stock will skyrocket if he can start the season with these two point producers.
The Giordano-Wideman pairing could benefit both players as a solid offensive unit should their past performance carry over into this season.
The Giordano-Wideman pairing could benefit both players as a solid offensive unit should their past performance carry over into this season.
The 19 year old wasn't expected to make the jump this season so adjust your dynasty ranks accordingly.
Good news for the Wings as Colaiacovo was expected to miss camp. He has potential to put up points from the second PP unit.
While we've been excited about the potential before, you couldn't ask for any better situation for him on this revamped Canes team.
Gudbranson injured himself wakeboarding in the offseason and there is no timetable for his return.
Lindback appears ready to go as the Lightning number one goalie. With a revamped defense in front of him, he could experience much of the same success he saw as a backup in Nashville.
Draft as you would normally - it looks like Backstrom will enter camp with no injury.
There is a risk here that Cervenka's much anticipated debut will be delayed by the injury suffered when blocking a shot during the lockout.
Either way, it's good news that Kovy is going to be returning to the NHL despite missing some camp.
A scary injury for Jones who will be out indefinitely.
Until we hear from the team, we'll have to assume Laich is healthy going into camp.
You can't ask for a better potential NHL debut than this. Brunner and Zetterberg played together in the Swiss League during the lockout and can now bring that chemistry to Detroit's top line.
Markstrom could be this years' Cory Schneider if he lives up to all the hype. If you're feeling gutsy, take a flier on him in your draft's last round.
Svatos' season ended abruptly due to injury last season.
