Brandon McMillan

He's fast, he's gritty and he's supremely versatile -- he can even help on the blue line if his coach needs him to do that. He's a coach's dream -- he'll sacrifice everything on every shift and jump before his coach asks. Offense isn't his specialty, but he does have a quick release and will surprise opponents who underestimate him. His overall ceiling is limited, but he could become a consistent 35-40 point guy once he earns a full-time gig with the Quackers. We're just not sure if this is his year.

McMillan is fresh off a 60-game tour with the Ducks that saw him record 11 goals and 10 assists. He saw time at all three forward positions last year and is looking to be a permanent fixture in Anaheim this season. His appearing in six playoff games this past campaign could prove beneficial as he looks to break out in his sophomore campaign. However, he projects as a solid NHLer more valuable to his team than a fantasy squad.