What's Happening?
NHL.com's 32 in 32 series has released fantasy hockey rankings and projections for the St. Louis Blues' top players for the 2025-26 season. Robert Thomas, a forward, is projected to score 84 points, following consecutive 80-point seasons. Thomas is recognized for his high points-per-game average and is considered a top-50 fantasy player. Dylan Holloway, another forward, is projected to score 72 points. Holloway joined the Blues after the Edmonton Oilers did not match an offer sheet, and he has shown significant improvement in his performance. The projections provide insights into the potential performance of key players for fantasy league participants.
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Why It's Important?
Fantasy hockey leagues rely heavily on player performance projections, and the rankings for the St. Louis Blues offer valuable insights for participants. Robert Thomas and Dylan Holloway's projected performances suggest they are key players to watch, potentially influencing draft strategies in fantasy leagues. The projections also reflect the Blues' strategic acquisitions and player development, which could impact their real-world performance in the upcoming season. For fans and fantasy participants, understanding these projections helps in making informed decisions and enhances engagement with the sport.
