A slow start really hampered his totals, but Lindblom ended the 2018-19 campaign on a high note, scoring 12 goals and 18 points in 34 games after the All-Star break to bring his numbers to a respectable level -- 17 goals and 33 points with a minus-9 rating in 81 games. The left-handed Swede also chipped in defensively, registering 68 hits and 52 blocked shots. He's only 22, and the late-season surge is certainly encouraging, but owners probably shouldn't expect him to break out in a big way in 2019-20. Lindblom only posted one 20-goal campaign during his juniors career, and didn't exactly excel in the AHL, notching a respectable yet unspectacular 16 goals and 34 points in 54 minor-league games two seasons ago. It's possible that he'll be able crack the 20-goal mark if given some playing time in Philadelphia's top-six, but Lindblom will likely play left wing on the Flyers' third line this season, capping his fantasy value.