Jaret Anderson-Dolan

Anderson-Dolan would be at least a mid-tier prospect in most every NHL organization, but because he plays for a Kings team loaded with young players he finds himself as more of a depth option. Anderson-Dolan played all of last season at age 21, posting seven goals and 11 points in 34 games for LA. Those numbers look decent on the surface, but Anderson-Dolan managed just 37 shots on goal in 34 games, good for an 18.9 shooting percentage. It's a number that will drop moving forward, leaving Anderson-Dolan in a tough spot in terms of potential fantasy production. He makes for a worthwhile hold in keeper/dynasty leagues but that's about it.

A second-round pick in 2017, Anderson-Dolan plays a slick two-way game highlighted by his speed, and the kid thinks as fast as he skates. Still only 19 years old, JAD played five games for the Kings in October before being sent back to the WHL, where he missed two months for Spokane due to a wrist injury. He was productive when he was on the ice, though, and with his junior eligibility exhausted, Anderson-Dolan could break camp on the NHL roster as the team commits to getting younger and faster. In the long run, he profiles as a second-line center who can make an impact in all three zones.