Well, he’s getting it done on Broadway now, firing home his first two goals of the season on Wednesday before adding a helper on Friday to prove he can offer more than veteran toughness to the Rangers’ fourth line. Reaves is seeing his most ice time since 2018-19, and while no one will confuse him as a major offensive threat, his enforcer-like presence and periodic goals make him a useful asset in deep formats.

December was Severson’s best month so far, and he’s building off that, having already surpassed last season’s goal total. With his size and shot, he’s a real asset — especially when he’s producing consistently like he’s been the past few weeks.

Not much has gone right for the Isles so far, but the development of Dobson — the team’s leader in Fantasy points — has been a very pleasant surprise. After picking up a PP assist on Sunday, he now leads all Isle blueliners in goals, helpers, points and shots on goal. Dobson had a quiet November offensively, but has gone off for six points in just nine games this month, while seeing a big boost in minutes. He should soar past his career best in points in no time.

Nichushkin’s production has led to an uptick in PT; on both Wednesday and Friday, for instance, he paced all Colorado forwards in ice time. At 6’4″, 210, he has amazing size for a winger, and given how powerful his skating is, there’s amazing upside here. If Nichushkin is finally developing a bit of consistency and will battle game in and game out, look out.