Danton Heinen, C/LW/RW, BOS (3 percent):The Boston Bruins rookie continued his solid play last week with three points and eight shots on goal in three games. He scored a goal against the New York Rangers on Saturday and had two power-play assists against the Washington Capitals on Thursday. Heinen has six points (three goals, three assists) and 13 shots on goal in his past six games. He is on the third line and continues skating on the point of their first power-play unit with Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron, David Pastrnak and Torey Krug.
Brian Gibbons, C/LW/RW, NJD (15 percent): The New Jersey Devils wing has been a surprising source of fantasy production for owners this season. He had two multipoint games this week scoring his team-leading 12th goal with three assists and four shots on goal. Gibbons has points in three of his past five games. He is skating on the second line with forwards Travis Zajac and Blake Coleman, and could see more exposure to rookie Jesper Bratt upon Kyle Palmieri's return Monday.
Henrik Sedin, C, VAN (15 percent):The Vancouver Canucks center has seen a spike in production since his promotion to first-line center after the injury to Bo Horvat. Sedin has been skating with Daniel Sedin (28 percent) and Thomas Vanek (7 percent) as his most frequent linemates and has six assists, four on the power play, and nine shots on goal in his past six games. His 21 assists lead the Canucks and his 23 points are second to rookie Brock Boeser (30), who left the game against the Calgary Flames on Sunday with a foot injury. Sedin is skating with his twin brother, Boeser, Markus Granlund and Alexander Edler on the first power-play unit.
Calle Jarnkrok, C/LW, NSH (3 percent):The Nashville Predators forward saw an uptick in production in the absence of Ryan Johansen and is worthy of fantasy consideration thanks to his exposure to Filip Forsberg at even strength. Jarnkrok has points in six of his past eight games totaling four goals, three assists, one power-play point and 16 shots on goal in that span. Jarnkrok hasn't seen a decrease in minutes with the recent return of Johansen from an upper-body injury.
Henrik Zetterberg, C/LW, DET (43 percent):The Detroit Red Wings forward had a solid week and has been playing himself back into fantasy relevance. Zetterberg had points in each of his three games, totaling one goal, three assists, two power-play points and four shots on goal. He has eight points (one goal, seven assists) in his past 11 games and has been centering the top line between Justin Abdelkader and Gustav Nyquist. Zetterberg is also playing on the first power-play unit with Nyquist, Abdelkader, forward Tomas Tatar and defenseman Niklas Kronwall.
Justin Williams, RW, CAR (16 percent): The Carolina Hurricanes forward is currently on pace for 59 points, which would be the most he's had in a season since he had 67 points with the Hurricanes in 2006-07. Williams had four points (two goals, two assists) and eight shots on goal in four games this past week, with three hits and four blocked shots for leagues that count those categories. He has nine points (four goals, five assists) and 33 shots on goal in his past 12 games. Williams is skating on the second line with Jordan Staal and Brock McGinn and is skating on the right wing of the second power-play unit.
Others to consider: Brian Boyle, C/LW, NJD (2 percent); Craig Smith, RW, NSH (25 percent); Daniel Sedin, VAN (28 percent); J.T. Miller, C/LW/RW, NYR (38 percent)
