Zachary Bolduc

Bolduc flashed his talent and potential in his first full season with the Blues, scoring 19 goals, adding 17 assists and finishing with a plus-20 rating. He did this despite averaging just 12:48 of ice time, but he did finish the year on the Blues’ top power play, producing seven goals and five assists with the man-advantage throughout the season. Scoring nearly 20 goals from a third-line role is impressive, but things may be easier after he was traded to Montreal, a team that has just three clear top-six wingers. A strong start to the year could allow Bolduc to blossom into a fantasy-friendly power forward, though a slow start could see him confined to the bottom six. He'll likely have a harder time getting power-play minutes with the Canadiens, so any gains he makes on offense will likely have to be from his even-strength production. Read Past Outlooks