Tim Heed

Heed checks out as a no-frills defenseman with an offensive gear that leads to the occasional box-score blitz. Last year, the Swedish-born skater recorded 13 points -- including three on the power play -- and a plus-9 rating through 37 games, but he was held back by injuries and a two-way contract that enabled the Sharks to park him in the minors at various points of the season. Heed signed a one-year, one-way "prove it" deal in July, and if he can prove he can prove his worth at the top level, there's sleeper appeal knowing No. 72 will be insulated by an offense that averaged 3.52 goals per game in 2018-19 -- tied with Calgary for second in the NHL.