Noah Gregor

Gregor managed just eight goals and 11 points in 58 games over his first two NHL seasons combined, but he took on a significantly increased role for the Sharks in 2021-22, finishing with eight goals and 23 points in 63 games. That's the good news. The bad news is that Gregor still doesn't see much power-play time and finished the year with a minus-21 rating. Gregor won't turn 25 years old until late January, but there isn't any real fantasy value here unless you play in a league with extremely deep rosters.

Gregor collected five points and 50 hits in 28 contests for the Sharks last year, his first at the NHL level. A natural center, Gregor shifted to the wing and occasionally saw top-six usage toward the end of the campaign. Entering 2020-21, nothing's guaranteed regarding Gregor's spot in the lineup, but he has a good chance to at least play a bottom-six role. His physicality is a plus, but fantasy managers will want much more point production to fill out their rosters, making Gregor a no-go in the virtual game.