Fantasy Hockey Rankings & Draft Guide - 2023 Fantasy NHL
The Ultimate 2023 Fantasy Hockey Draft Kit
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2023 Fantasy Hockey Player Rankings
Helping you get ready for the 2023 fantasy hockey season, Andrew Dewhirst brings you his Top 150 Fantasy Hockey Player Rankings. Formulate your strategy, then reference these rankings on draft-day to dominate your league this season!
2023 Fantasy Hockey Player Projections
What good is a fantasy hockey draft kit without player projections? Our team brings you the best 2023 Fantasy Hockey Player Projections for every player on every team for the upcoming NHL season. Find those hidden gems this season! Speaking of hidden gems on your fantasy hockey teams…
2023 Fantasy Hockey Sleepers
Who doesn't love late-round sleepers? There is nothing better than snagging a sleeper in your fantasy hockey drafts and hearing the groans from your league-mates because they know you just scored.
Fantasy Alarm's Chris Morais brings you his Top 10 Fantasy Hockey Sleepers. Check them out so you can have a successful second-half of your draft and REALLY put your lineup over the top of your opponent's.
2023 Fantasy Hockey Busts
Fantasy NHL draft prep means digging deep and looking at players that we need to stay away from as much as those we need to target.
The term “bust” is thrown around a lot in fantasy, but for the purpose of this Draft Guide article, we're going to look at players that are going too early and won’t return value at their current average draft position.
Andrew Dewhirst brings you his Top 10 Fantasy Hockey Busts that you need to avoid in your fantasy hockey drafts!
2023 Fantasy Hockey Rookies
When it comes to giving fantasy hockey draft tips, there is no more popular question being asked than who the next hot commodity is going to be in the NHL. This year we saw one of the most coveted NHL prospects get drafted in Connor Bedard - but what other NHL rookies should be on your radar this season?
Andrew Dewhirst breaks down the Top NHL Fantasy Hockey Rookies that need to be in your draft queue this season!
2023 NHL Best Bets, Stanley Cup Odds & Player Props
With the legalization of sports betting across the country, there's no better time than now to get in some bets for the upcoming 2023 NHL season.
Josh Wagner breaks down his favorites to win the Stanley Cup, MVP and more with his 2023 NHL Best Bets!
2023 Underdog Fantasy NHL Best Ball Strategy
The best ball fantasy craze has swept the nation and Underdog Fantasy has a great contest available for those looking to get into the action.
Chris Morais breaks down some of his top Underdog Fantasy Best Ball Targets for your Underdog drafts this season!
Other tools and tips for the 2023 Fantasy Hockey Season
Player News
Orioles recalled LHP Grant Wolfram from Triple-A Norfolk.
Wolfram has pitched to a serviceable 5.40 ERA across 3 1/3 innings (three appearances) this season in the big leagues. The towering 28-year-old southpaw joins Baltimore’s relief corps ahead of Sunday’s first-half finale against the Marlins.
Orioles designated RHP Corbin Martin for assignment.
Martin was one of the better pitching prospects in the game roughly a half-decade ago, but his career has been derailed by serious injury. The 29-year-old righty was called up earlier this month by the Orioles and wound up making just one relief appearance for the club.
USA TODAY’s Bob Nightengale reports rival NL executives believe the Diamondbacks are making Eugenio Suárez, Josh Naylor, Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly available at the trade deadline.
No major surprise. The quartet are all slated to hit the free agent market this upcoming offseason, which makes them attractive rentals for contenders in either league, as the injury-ravaged Diamondbacks prepare to pivot towards the 2026 season instead. Suárez, who launched two homers during Saturday’s loss to the Angels, is well on his way to the first 50-homer campaign of his career with a whopping 31 round-trippers heading into the All-Star break. Gallen and Kelly would be two of the bigger names available at the upcoming deadline from a starting pitching standpoint.
Braves recalled RHP Davis Daniel from Triple-A Gwinnett.
Daniel provides Atlanta’s injury-ravaged pitching mix with a spot starter for Sunday’s first-half against St. Louis. The 28-year-old righty has made one relief appearance this season in the majors. He’s posted a respectable 3.52 ERA across 76 2/3 innings (15 appearances, 14 starts) this season at the Triple-A level. He’s not a recommended streaming option for fantasy purposes on the road at Busch Stadium in his first start of the year.
Braves optioned LHP Austin Cox to Triple-A Gwinnett.
Cox has ping-ponged between Atlanta’s bullpen mix and Triple-A Gwinnett over the last few weeks, compiling a respectable 2.25 ERA and 11/1 K/BB ratio across eight innings (six appearances) in the big leagues. He should be back at some point in late July or early August.
Baseball America’s Geoff Pontes reports Pirates SS prospect Konnor Griffin checked out fine after being hit by a pitch during Saturday’s MLB All-Star Futures Game.
It’s a relief after Griffin was hit by a 97-mph pitch during the fourth inning of Saturday’s prospect showcase. The 19-year-old prodigy, who will likely finish the season as the top prospect in the fantasy landscape, started for the National League at shortstop and batted second. He finished 1-for-2 and was also caught stealing. He’s hitting .327 with 13 homers and 41 steals across 75 games this season between High-A Greensboro and Low-A Bradenton in his professional debut. The hype is real.