Marner led the Leafs in scoring in 2017-18 and that's not about to change. In fact, he could put up 90-95 points and end up leading the NHL in assists this year -- that's what happens when you put an elite playmaker on a line with a goal-scoring superstar. Marner will start the season with newly signed John Tavares and hard-working Zach Hyman. Marner's X-ray vision, bug-like agility and growing leadership on and off the ice could actually carry his line, and he should dominate on the first power-play unit. That's huge considering his teammates. Marner will be a fantasy beast this season and for years to come. His production is in the class of Sid the Kid, Connor McDavid, Patrick Kane and just a few others.

Marner had an incredible rookie year in 2016-17. His 61 points made him a top-40 NHL scorer, but that was only good enough for a tie for third on the rookie list with teammate William Nylander. No problem there -- the guy is humble beyond belief and is perhaps the next coming of the freakishly excellent Patrick Kane. And instead of being out of place in the NHL, Marner was the straw that stirred the drink for his line -- both James Van Riemsdyk and Tyler Bozak were better players when Marner was on the ice with them. The future is bright for Marner and your fantasy team will be the beneficiary, as 70 points is within reach for 2017-18.