Isac Lundestrom

Lundestrom appeared in only 15 games for the Ducks last year, registering four assists. That was double his output in as many games from the year before. Still just 21 years old, Lundestrom is a prospect expected to contribute at the NHL level in the near future. He only had 21 points in 43 contests with AHL San Diego last year, so his scoring touch may not quite be at the level it needs to be. Expect Lundestrom to compete with Nicolas Deslauriers and Max Jones for a bottom-six job in training camp. If Lundestrom doesn't impress, he'll likely spend the upcoming season in the minors.

Lundestrom made the jump to North America in 2018-19 after posting 30 points in 108 games in the SHL over parts of four seasons. He managed a pair of assists in 15 games with the Ducks to open the campaign, and then joined AHL San Diego, where he contributed six helpers in 12 games. The 19-year-old forward will probably start the 2019-20 season in the minors, but could earn a call-up or two throughout the course of the year. Lundestrom is a name worth keeping an eye on, but he won't warrant fantasy consideration for at least one more season.

Lundestrom went to the Ducks with a 2018 first-round (23rd overall) draft pick. He was originally expected to start the 2018-19 season in his native Sweden, but those plans changed late in the preseason when Anaheim saw a slew of forwards sustain injuries. Known for his two-way chops, Lundestrom almost assuredly will start out in the bottom six, but he's already sneaking into consideration for fantasy owners involved in redraft leagues.