Palmieri draws back in after being a healthy scratch. The big winger has chipped in with three goals and six points. However, his inconsistent playing time won't help him pad those stats.
Palmieri played well with three goals and six points over 18 games but falls victim to the numbers game. His main fantasy hockey value came from playing on a scoring line -- something he clearly is not doing.
Palmieri scored two goals while playing on the top line but moves back to the third line. The sophomore scored three goals and six points through 16 games this year.
Palmieri remains on the top line as Ilya Kovalchuk stays out of the lineup. The sophomore scored a goal and four points over 14 games.
The winger impressed last season, playing alongside Ilya Kovalchuk and Travis Zajac. Additionally, he scored nine goals and 17 points through 43 games which indicates he could score 20 at some point in his NHL career. Expect him to start the season on the third line with the opportunity of moving up a line.
The second-year forward should make the team. Palmieri, posted nine goals and eight assists in 43 games last season. He projects to start the season on the third line.
Palmieri received a cup of coffee last season, flanking Ilya Kovalchuk for most of it. His 9 goals showed his ability to light the lamp at the NHL level but won't be enough to grab in mixed leagues.