Zub was off to a good start with three points in seven games before getting hurt, and he took a nice step forward last season with six goals and 16 assists while playing over 21 MPG. He’s a solid defensive blueliner who racked up 155 hits and 124 blocks last season, so if you need help in those areas in a deeper league, give him a look.
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World design and variety are excellent, making the various realms a joy to explore. Plus, even though you’ll be revisiting areas like Midgard, the change in weather allows for a fresh coat of paint to be applied, dampening any sense of deja vu.
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With Lillard (calf) out for 1-to-2 weeks, Sharpe is seeing a boost in PT (getting his first career start on Friday), and he’s responded with three straight games of 11 points or more. Sharpe’s solid play has really helped spur Portland to a fine start, so if he continues to receive 25+ MPG, he’s worth adding.
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However, early on this season, he’s looking like a potential breakout star even though he’s capped by his current third line role. Still, having already matched last season’s point total and looking like a top five RW option so far, Vilardi demands your immediate attention.
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The 12th overall pick in this year’s draft has enjoyed a great preseason and has quickly established himself as a key part of the young Thunder core. Santa Clara product Williams showed a great scoring touch on Thursday, going off for a team-high 21 points, and at this point, many are already wondering how he fell so far in the draft. Now it an ideal time to get in on the ground floor of a potential future Fantasy star.
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No, he wasn’t stellar in the season debut Friday, but he’s coming off a fairly solid season in which he recorded a .911 save percentage with one shutout through 48 games (46 starts) and he’s projected to get No. 1 PT again. Reimer has recorded a .909 save percentage over the last five seasons combined, so you can do worse with your Fantasy goalie.
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And once again, this team is incredibly deep on both sides of the ball, ranking third in yards per game and tied for first (with the San Francisco 49ers) in yards allowed per game.
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