Martin Fehervary

Fehervary's impact on the Washington lineup a season ago went well beyond his mediocre scoring numbers. The Slovak played the entire year at age 22, posting eight goals and 17 points in 79 games. He averaged 19:39 of ice time per game, finishing with 251 hits, good for seventh most in the entire league, and he added 117 blocks. It was quite a performance from a guy who entered the year having played all of six NHL games. Given Fehervary's youth and his importance to the Capitals, he's a must-draft in leagues that value hits and blocks heading into the 2022-23 campaign.

Fehervary had a cup of coffee with the Capitals in 2019-20, earning one assist in six games. The 21-year-old defenseman added 14 points in 56 games with AHL Hershey during his first North American campaign. Fehervary will be hard-pressed to find much playing time in 2020-21, as the addition of his countryman Zdeno Chara will plug the former's path to third-pairing minutes. A defensive player, Fehervary probably isn't worth holding in dynasty formats, either, as he's at least a couple of years away from being a regular contributor with the parent club.