Olli Juolevi

Juolevi, the fifth overall selection from 2016, played just 18 games last season -- and all of them came at the AHL level. The D-man recorded a goal and 12 assists before suffering a knee injury that prematurely ended his first professional campaign. Heading into the 2019-20 season, Juolevi figures to contend for a role with the Canucks but may never develop into the dominant blue-line presence many thought he would become at the NHL level. While he certainly is an intriguing asset in dynasty formats, that's about the only scenario we can think of where Juolevi is worth owning.

Juolevi may never be that dominant defenseman everyone thought he'd be following an impressive performance at the World Juniors, but there's still a lot to like about his game. The former first-round pick scored 19 points in 38 games on the top team in a Finnish league last season and earned praise from the coaching staff for his improvements. Unfortunately, Juolevi is coming off back surgery, and even though he's expected to be healthy by training camp, the fading prospect may face a very tough first year as he recovers and acclimates himself to the pros in North America. To ensure he gets enough playing time to develop, especially on the defensive side of the puck, it's likely Juolevi spends most of the 2018-19 season in the AHL.