Fabian Zetterlund

Zetterlund didn't do a ton as a member of the Devils, recording nine goals and 28 points across 59 career contests, but he was averaging just 13:03 of ice time with New Jersey. Going into his first full season with the rebuilding Sharks, Zetterlund was given a far bigger role in San Jose, and his production ticked up as a result, registering 24 goals and 44 points across 82 outings while averaging 18:51 of ice time last season. He also recorded 71 blocks and 120 hits, giving him a bit of versatility in fantasy leagues that use those categories. Zetterlund isn't one of the Sharks' more exciting young forwards, so he may not be leaned on quite as heavily as San Jose adds talent like Tyler Toffoli, who might eat into Zetterlund's minutes. Avoid regarding Zetterlund as a strong buy-low candidate, penciling him in for 40-50 points.

Zetterlund was a key piece dealt to San Jose in the late February trade which sent Timo Meier to the Devils. He closed the year with six goals and 23 points in 67 games, although Zetterlund was horrific in terms of production (zero goals, three assists in 22 games) during his brief time with the Sharks. Zetterlund will play this entire upcoming season at age 24, so there's some theoretical long-term potential here, but as is, Zetterlund is a clear fade in fantasy circles for the 2023-24 campaign.

Zetterlund played a handful of games for the Devils early last season and then became a regular in their lineup late in the year long after the team had been eliminated from playoff contention. He was productive (eight points in 14 games) when he did suit up, in addition to averaging nearly a point per game (24 goals, 52 points in 58 games) for AHL Utica. Zetterlund is likely going to start the 2022-23 campaign in the minors, but he's proven he can play at the highest level and should get a shot at some point this upcoming season when injuries inevitably strike the big club.