{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/632cf633ea0edf00121fab0b/6ad0227129b9fbfbe297660a?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"7 NHL Fantasy BUY-LOW Trade Targets You Need to Get NOW! | DFO Fantasy","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/632cf633ea0edf00121fab0b/1792025197622-bddcdb3f-3ef7-488a-a2ed-e85baea63b30.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>It&#39;s time to BUY LOW in fantasy hockey! 🏒📉</p><p>We&#39;re only a few weeks into the NHL season, but fantasy managers are already panicking over slow starts. On this episode of the DFO Fantasy Show, Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy identify <strong>7 fantasy hockey buy-low trade targets</strong> whose underlying numbers suggest a major bounce-back could be coming.</p><p>Using advanced analytics, expected goals, individual points percentage (IP%) and historical production, Brock breaks down which players are performing much better than their box scores suggest — and why NOW could be the perfect time to make a trade.</p><p>🔥 <strong>Matt Boldy</strong> headlines the list as one of the clearest buy-low opportunities in fantasy hockey. Despite recording just three points in seven games, his expected production, shot volume and role on Minnesota&#39;s dangerous power play suggest a breakout could be right around the corner.</p><p>🏒 <strong>J.T. Miller and Nazem Kadri</strong> could provide excellent value for fantasy managers looking to strengthen their rosters without sacrificing premium assets. Both have encouraging underlying numbers and the potential to outperform their current trade value.</p><p>⚡ <strong>Joel Eriksson Ek</strong> is another Minnesota Wild player who could be due for a scoring surge, while <strong>Alex Tuch</strong> is generating elite scoring chances despite a slow start in Washington.</p><p>🎯 <strong>Mitch Marner</strong> might be producing close to a point per game, but his increased shot volume and Vegas&#39; offensive opportunities suggest an even higher ceiling.</p><p>🚨 <strong>Pavel Dorofeyev</strong> rounds out the seven targets. After a frustrating start with the New York Rangers, his shooting numbers and proven goal-scoring ability make him an intriguing trade target before the goals start coming.</p><p><strong>The 7 BUY-LOW targets:</strong></p><p>🏒 Matt Boldy — Minnesota Wild</p><p>🔥 J.T. Miller — New York Rangers</p><p>🏔️ Nazem Kadri — Colorado Avalanche</p><p>⚡ Joel Eriksson Ek — Minnesota Wild</p><p>🎯 Alex Tuch — Washington Capitals</p><p>⭐ Mitch Marner — Vegas Golden Knights</p><p>🚨 Pavel Dorofeyev — New York Rangers</p><p>The guys also discuss additional buy-low opportunities involving Wyatt Johnston, Brayden Point, Lucas Raymond and Logan Thompson, plus explain why they&#39;re avoiding certain struggling players, including Porter Martone and Dylan Holloway.</p><p>Should you trade for these players before they break out? Which slow starts are worth worrying about? And which fantasy managers are making the biggest early-season mistakes?</p><p>Find out which trade targets could help you win your fantasy hockey league!</p><p>👍 LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE for fantasy hockey advice, waiver wire pickups, trade targets and weekly streaming recommendations all season long!</p><p>#FantasyHockey #NHLFantasy #NHL</p>","author_name":"The Nation Network"}