Fantasy Hockey Rankings & Draft Guide - 2023 Fantasy NHL
The Ultimate 2023 Fantasy Hockey Draft Kit
At Fantasy Alarm, we believe a successful draft requires more than just a set of fantasy hockey rankings. But we also know that, when it comes to draft day, you want to keep things as simple as possible.
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Our Draft Kit includes our latest, expert-sourced 2023 fantasy hockey player rankings, but it's so much more than just a list.
Refine your draft-day approach with our strategy articles written by proven fantasy winners. Get lists of sleepers and busts alongside player projections, line pairings, and player props. It's everything you need to get ready for your fantasy hockey drafts!
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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
Carlos Correa hit a solo homer in a blowout loss to the Mariners on Monday.
Correa went back-to-back with Trevor Larnach in the sixth inning to get the Twins to within five runs at 7-2. It’s just the sixth homer of the season for the 30-year-old shortstop, and he’s still slugging just .392 after the roundtripper. Correa has been known to go on power streaks, so perhaps this will be the start of one. It’s hard to count on at this point, however.
Luke Raley hit a three-run homer in a win for the Mariners on Monday over the Twins.
Raley hit his first homer since returning from his oblique injury Friday, and this one was clobbered to center with an estimated distance of 436 feet. The 30-year-old is expected to hit in the middle of the order against right-handers, and he’ll get a chance to drive in some pretty good players when he’s in the lineup. Just keep in mind that he’s been one of the most inconsistent hitters in the sport over the last two-plus seasons.
Julio Rodríguez homered, doubled and drove in four runs to help the Mariner to a blowout win Monday over the Twins.
Finally. That was the first homer for Rodríguez in the month of June, and he got all of it off Bailey Ober with an estimated distance of 442 feet and an exit velocity of 112 mpth. He also doubled into the left-field gap to score a pair and punctuate the blowout in the ninth. Rodríguez was making hard contact the series before against the Cubs albeit without great results, but we all know what’s capable of when he’s at his best.
Cal Raleigh homered again while helping the Mariners to an 11-2 win over the Twins on Monday.
That’s now 32 homers for Cal Raleigh, and that’s now four-straight games for the 28-year-old with a roundtripper. This one came in garbage time as the Mariners were leading by seven, but it counts just the same. Raleigh has also now driven in 68 runs and upped his OPS to 1.048. A spectacular first half even before you consider that he’s one of the best defensive catchers in the sport, as well.
Bailey Ober allowed seven runs in seven innings while picking up a loss Monday to the Mariners.
Bryan Woo struck out nine while allowing two runs in six innings to get a win Monday over the Twins.