November 3 Fantasy Hockey Teams to Stream: Troy Terry, Alex Vlasic, Jordan Eberle and More
Four NHL teams with good matchups on Sunday and the players on those teams most involved in the action.
We’re past Halloween and into the beginning of the Thanksgiving vibes. Before you know it, you’re going to be smack dab in the middle of the holiday season. That’s the good and the bad of hockey and basketball starting: we get more action, but it also means entering winter.
Shifting to hockey, let’s look at four teams with good matchups on Sunday and the players on those teams who are most involved in the action. I try not to list injured players, but always check actives/inactives before game time to ensure everyone in your lineup is playing.
All stats are from NHL.com.
New York Islanders @ New York Rangers
How do you handle this one? The Rangers rank fourth in shots per game allowed but dead last in goals per game allowed. Shots are cool, but goals would be better. On a light day for streamers, though, we’ll target the home team in this one.
Islanders’ Top Shooters and Time on Ice
Forwards (Shots/Average Ice Time)
- Anders Lee (47/15:56)
- Brock Nelson (39/18:44)
- Bo Horvat (36/19:58)
- Kyle Palmieri (30/28:02)
- Jean-Gabriel Pageau (20/16:04)
- Maxim Tsyplakov (16/16:44)
Defenders
- Noah Dobson (35/24:06)
- Adam Pelech (23/20:01)
- Ryan Pulock (16/21:20)
- Mike Reilly (15/15:45)
- Alexander Romanov (10/21:37)
Seattle Kraken @ Boston Bruins
Boston is sixth in goals per game allowed and 14th in shots per game allowed. They have been in the top 10 in both categories most days this season and are a team to target every time they take the ice.
Seattle’s Top Shooters and Time on Ice
Forwards
- Oliver Bjorkstrand (30/14:11)
- Jared McCann (28/16:35)
- Matty Beniers (24/17:32)
- Jordan Eberle (20/16:38)
- Brandon Tanev (20/14:21)
- Jaden Schwartz (15/16:10)
- Andre Burakovsky (15/14:28)
- Eeli Tolvanen (15/13:31)
Defenders
- Brandon Montour (37/23:36)
- Jamie Oleksiak (31/20:40)
- Ryker Evans (17/19:43)
- Adam Larsson (16/21:03)
Chicago Blackhawks @ Anaheim Ducks
We’ll target both teams in this one, though both are closer to middling than great matchups. The Blackhawks rank ninth in shots per game allowed and 13th in goals per game allowed.
The Ducks are first and 27th, respectively, showing the same profile as the Rangers: They give up shots, but they don’t give up goals. It will have to be good enough on a lighter day.
Chicago’s Top Shooters and Time on Ice
Forwards
- Connor Bedard (40/20:14)
- Taylor Hall (27/15:05)
- Nick Foligno (26/17:40)
- Tyler Bertuzzi (25/16:09)
- Teuvo Teravainen (23/18:50)
- Ryan Donato (19/13:03)
- Craig Smith (18/11:56)
Defenders
- Seth Jones (30/25:53)
- Connor Murphy (14/18:32)
- Alex Vlasic (10/22:42)
- Wyatt Kaiser (8/17:19)
Anaheim’s Top Shooters and Time on Ice
Forwards
- Cutter Gauthier (26/14:41)
- Frank Vatrano (23/15:39)
- Troy Terry (23/17:14)
- Trevor Zegras (21/16:41)
- Ryan Strome (20/15:20)
- Leo Carlsson (19/17:32)
- Alex Killorn (13/16:47)
- Mason McTavish (13/16:12)
Defenders
- Olen Zellweger (20/19:11)
- Brian Dumoulin (12/19:02)
- Cam Fowler (8/21:37)
- Pavel Mintyukov (9/21:01)
- Radko Gudas (7/18:06)
