Welcome back to the DFO Fantasy Show with Brock Seguin.

It’s Week 22 of the fantasy hockey season, and we’ve officially reached the most important stretch — the fantasy playoffs. Whether you're in the quarterfinals or semifinals, this episode gives you the edge you need to survive and advance.

Brock breaks down the best streaming strategy for the week, focusing on the massive advantage of light-night games — and why the New York Rangers are the clear #1 team to target this week.

• Why the Rangers are a league-winning advantage
• Best streamer targets:
• Alexis Lafrenière
• Gabe Perreault
• Will Cuylle
• Vladislav Gavrikov
• Best secondary stream team: Buffalo SabresJosh Doan
• Jason Zucker
• Jack Quinn
• Zach Benson

Brock also goes through every team with a bad schedule and tells you exactly:

• Who you can DROP without hesitation
• Which players are not worth holding this week
• Which teams to avoid completely
• And which teams are worth holding for next week’s schedule advantage

This is the type of week where streaming aggressively wins matchups — don’t get caught with players stuck on your bench.

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👉 Who are you adding this week?

👉 Who are you cutting to survive the playoffs?

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Fantasy Hockey Weekend Streamers + Best Goalie Adds for Round 1 | DFO Fantasy Show

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Top Weekend Streamers to Win Round 1 + Best Sunday Goalie Adds

Fantasy Hockey Weekend Preview: Streamers, Goalie Targets & Playoff Push Picks

Best Weekend Fantasy Hockey Streamers | Round 1 Survival Guide

Must-Add Weekend Streamers + Sneaky Goalie Starts for Fantasy Hockey

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Welcome back to the DFO Fantasy Show with Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy.

In this rare Friday episode, Brock and Beebs break down the top fantasy hockey streaming options for the weekend to help you either lock up a playoff spot or survive Round 1 of your fantasy playoffs.

They go team by team through the best Friday/Sunday streamer targets, including options from the:

Carolina Hurricanes

Washington Capitals

Colorado Avalanche

Utah Mammoth

Anaheim Ducks

Calgary Flames

Chicago Blackhawks

The guys discuss skater adds like Jackson Blake, Ryan Leonard, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Cole Hutson, Lawson Crouse, Chris Kreider, Frank Nazar, and more.

They also break down the best goalie streaming options for Sunday, including names like:

Justus Annunen

Eric Comrie

Elvis Merzlikins

Jonas Johansson

Alex Lyon / Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen split

Akira Schmid

Anton Forsberg / Sebastian Cossa situations

Plus, Brock opens the show with key injury updates, including the latest on:

Kirill Kaprizov

Juuse Saros

Auston Matthews

Dylan Larkin

If you need a few final moves to win your matchup this weekend, this episode is packed with fantasy hockey advice to help you make the right calls.

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The fantasy hockey season is reaching a critical point, and Brock Seguin breaks down everything you need to know for Fantasy Hockey Week 21 on the DFO Fantasy Show.

In this episode, Brock dives into the Week 21 strength of schedule to help you find the best fantasy hockey streaming targets to maximize games played and gain an edge during the final week of the regular season or the opening round of the fantasy playoffs.

First, Brock covers the latest NHL news and injury updates, including the status of Leon Draisaitl, who left Sunday’s game with an injury that could have major fantasy implications. Brock also discusses updates involving Sam Bennett, Troy Terry, Mason McTavish, and Kirby Dach.

Then it’s time for the Week 21 streaming strategy, highlighting the best waiver wire pickups from teams with four games this week, including options from:

• Carolina Hurricanes – Jackson Blake, Logan Stankoven
• New York Islanders – Emil Heineman, Anders Lee
• Boston Bruins – Pavel Zacha, Viktor Arvidsson
• Columbus Blue Jackets – Mason Marchment, Sean Monahan
• Buffalo Sabres – Josh Doan, Jason Zucker, Jack Quinn
• Nashville Predators – Jonathan Marchessault, Luke Evangelista, Matthew Wood

Brock also looks ahead to next week’s schedule advantage, explaining why New York Rangers players like Alexis Lafrenière and Gabriel Perreault could give fantasy managers a huge edge.

Later in the show, Brock highlights deeper streaming options like Alex Laferriere, Trevor Moore, Mavrik Bourque, Anthony Mantha, Igor Chinakhov, and Matt Savoie, who is currently skating alongside Connor McDavid.

If you’re trying to win your matchup or push into the fantasy hockey playoffs, this episode will help you find the right pickups and streaming strategy for Week 21.

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The fantasy hockey playoffs are almost here, and Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy are helping you get ready with a full Fantasy Hockey Playoff Schedule Lookahead on the DFO Fantasy Show.

In this episode, the guys break down the best teams to target for the fantasy playoffs (Weeks 22–24) and which players you should be adding right now to maximize games played and streaming advantages once the postseason begins.

The show focuses on the four teams with the best overall playoff schedules — the San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, St. Louis Blues, and New York Rangers — and highlights the key fantasy pickups from each team that could help push your roster through the playoffs.

For Week 22, the Rangers dominate the schedule with four late-night games, making players like Alexis Lafreniere and Gabe Perreault extremely valuable streaming options for Round 1.

Looking ahead to Week 23, the spotlight shifts to the St. Louis Blues and Anaheim Ducks, with players like Jimmy Snuggerud, Pavel Buchnevich, Chris Kreider, and Mikael Granlund emerging as potential difference-makers depending on your league depth and roster needs.

Finally, the guys preview Week 24, where the San Jose Sharks have one of the strongest schedules of the fantasy postseason, making players like Tyler Toffoli, William Eklund, Colin Graf, and Alexander Wennberg intriguing streaming targets for the championship week.

If you’ve already locked up a playoff spot, this episode will help you plan your pickups ahead of time and gain a scheduling advantage over the rest of your league.

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Welcome back to the DFO Fantasy Show with Brock Seguin! In this episode we break down everything you need to know for Week 20 of the fantasy hockey season, including the best streaming targets, strength-of-schedule advantages, and key fantasy news impacting lineups this week.

Brock kicks things off with the latest fantasy hockey news and injury updates, including the status of Spencer Knight, Travis Konecny, Roope Hintz, and Gabriel Landeskog. Then it’s time for Brock’s Lock of the Day, powered by the betting tools at Five Hockey, before diving into the most important part of the show: Week 20 streaming strategy.

Using Daily Faceoff’s strength of schedule, Brock identifies the teams with the best light-night opportunities and highlights several players who could provide strong value this week. Streaming options discussed include players from the Ottawa Senators, Philadelphia Flyers, Washington Capitals, St. Louis Blues, Edmonton Oilers, and Los Angeles Kings, with analysis on usage, line combinations, and underlying metrics to help you maximize your fantasy lineup.

Some notable names discussed in this episode include Shane Pinto, Matvei Michkov, Owen Tippett, Pierre-Luc Dubois, Ryan Leonard, Pavel Buchnevich, Jimmy Snuggerud, Logan Mailloux, Vasily Podkolzin, Matt Savoie, and Alex Laferriere as potential streaming or short-term fantasy targets for the week ahead.

If you’re looking for an under-the-radar pickup, Brock highlights Jimmy Snuggerud as a potential breakout streaming option who could even turn into a season-long hold as the fantasy playoffs approach.

Make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode of the DFO Fantasy Show. More waiver wire pickups, trade deadline fallout, and fantasy hockey strategy are coming later this week.

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The DFO Fantasy Show is back with Brock Seguin and Beebs Bondy breaking down the latest fantasy hockey news, trade deadline fallout, and waiver wire targets ahead of Friday’s NHL trade deadline.

On today’s episode:

Trade Deadline News & Notes from around the NHL

Key trades involving Mackenzie Weegar, Jason Dickinson, Colton Dach, and Tyler Myers

Contract extensions for Kiefer Sherwood and Ethen Frank

Injury updates including Zach Werenski, Drew Doughty, Trevor Moore, and Quinton Byfield

Trade-related scratches for Bobby McMann, Scott Laughton, and Oliver Ekman-Larsson

Then Beebs Bondy joins Brock Seguin to break down 10 waiver wire pickups, ranging from players around 47% rostered to deep-league adds near 1%, so no matter what type of fantasy hockey league you're in, there’s someone worth targeting.

With the NHL trade deadline approaching, roster situations across the league are changing quickly — creating new fantasy opportunities and potential breakout roles.

Subscribe for waiver wire pickups, streaming targets, schedule breakdowns, trade deadline reactions, and fantasy hockey strategy all season long.

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DFO Fantasy Show | Trade Deadline Preview + Brock’s Lock of the Day (Mar. 4) 🏒🔥

Welcome back to the DFO Fantasy Show! It’s Wednesday, March 4 and Brock Seguin is back with:

✅ Fantasy hockey news & notes

✅ Brock’s Lock of the Day

✅ A trade deadline preview focused on fantasy impact — who could move, where they fit, and the ripple effects for teammates + waiver wire adds

📰 Fantasy Hockey News & Notes (Mar. 4)

Wild acquire Michael McCarron from Nashville (hits/PK/faceoffs boost)

Predators trade Cole Smith to Vegas

Roope Hintz placed on IR but expected back Friday vs Colorado

Ryan O’Reilly leaves after taking a stick near the eye (status unclear)

Artturi Lehkonen expected to miss time (upper-body injury)

Jake Walman leaves game but not expected to be serious

Curtis Lazar expected out about a week

Colton Parayko won’t play Wednesday (back spasms / possible deadline precaution)

🎯 Brock’s Lock of the Day

Red Wings Moneyline (-130) vs Golden Knights

Detroit returns home, Vegas on a back-to-back, likely seeing Adin Hill, plus no Mark Stone and an illness going around the room.

⏳ Trade Deadline Fantasy Preview (Who could move + what it means)

Brock breaks down fantasy impact for key names on the trade boards, including:

Robert Thomas (STL)

Landing spot could boost value (elite playmaker, PP1 likely)

STL ripple: Buchnevich uptick; keep an eye on Kyrou staying put

Dynasty note: Dalibor Dvorsky becomes more interesting if Thomas moves

Nazem Kadri (CGY)

Hard for value to rise unless he lands somewhere with top-line minutes

Best-case fits mentioned: Minnesota (Kaprizov), Florida (if Barkov out)

Calgary ripple likely limited (team already struggles to score)

Vincent Trocheck (NYR)

Value depends heavily on minutes + linemates

Carolina fit is great real-life, but could cap fantasy ceiling due to balanced TOI

NYR ripple likely modest (top six already leaned on)

Elias Pettersson (VAN)

One of the clearest “value up if traded” cases

Vancouver scoring environment has been brutal — change of scenery could revive him

VAN ripple: keep an eye on Marco Rossi usage

Steven Stamkos (NSH)

Not sure he moves, but his production since mid-November has been unreal

Possible destinations mentioned: MIN, DAL, TBL, NJD

Nashville ripple: more opportunity for Evangelista + Matthew Wood (bigger long-term boost)

Bobby McMann (TOR)

If moved, could become a sneaky waiver add depending on role

TOR ripple: watch Easton Cowan + Nick Robertson for a top-six bump

Evander Kane (VAN)

Banger-league staple (shots + hits)

Worth a speculative add before Friday — trade could unlock better finishing value

Example fit: Dallas top six

Blake Coleman (CGY)

Huge real-life add for a contender, but fantasy value likely stays the same (banger appeal)

Justin Faulk (STL)

Fantasy value hinges on whether he gets PP1 anywhere

STL ripple: Broberg / Cam Fowler could see more PP usage

Dougie Hamilton / Simon Nemec (NJD)

If Hamilton is moved and Nemec stays, Nemec becomes a major waiver watch

Nemec (~7–8% rostered) is the “add now and wait” candidate for deadline week

📌 Waiver Wire Note (End-of-Episode Emphasis)

Simon Nemec is the name Brock is tracking closely heading into Friday — if he stays and Hamilton moves, Nemec could see a major usage jump (including PP time).

Smash LIKE, hit SUBSCRIBE, and drop your league format in the comments (points/cats, roster size, hits/blocks) — we’ll help you plan the best adds for deadline week.

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