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<p>I don&#8217;t know about you all, but when I play Fantasy Hockey, I usually want to beat my friends, foes, and the opportunistic person who joined because we accidentally set the league to public for a few minutes. So, whenever I have the opportunity to find an edge, I like to pounce on it, and Daily Faceoff&#8217;s new draft guide brings plenty of those opportunities to the table.</p>
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<p>To give you a teaser of what you&#8217;ll find in the guide, should you decide that you feel like finishing higher in the standings than the actual Leafs:</p>
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<li>James van Riemsdyk is likely to lead the team in scoring, replacing Phil Kessel as the point vacuum on the wing.</li>
<li>Nazem Kadri is projected to be the highest scoring centre; they have him picking up 30 assists and 52 points.</li>
<li>Kadri is the 51st ranked centre in their guide. Not huge numbers, but that&#8217;s fine, since future Leafs UFA signing Steven Stamkos is ranked 2nd. Ten more months!</li>
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<div>Here&#8217;s Brock Seguin with some thoughts on the man with the Niftiest Mittens in the Atlantic:</div>
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<div>&#8220;After posting just 39 points (18G / 21A) in 73 games last year, the Maple Leafs challenged Kadri with a “show-me”, one-year contract this summer. He will make $4.1 million, but the Leafs clearly want more out of Kadri before they are willing to sign him long-term. Since being selected seventh overall in 2009, Kadri has scored at a 20-goal, 29-assist per 82 game pace—consider that his floor for 2015-16, because someone has to score in T.O&#8221;</div>
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<p>Sounds good to me &#8211; though, of course, it would also be awesome if they were wrong and he won the Art Ross. You know, for our pools, not our enjoyment. Yes. That.</p>
<p>Anyway, if you&#8217;re convinced that being good at Fantasy Hockey is the lifestyle choice fo you, you can pick up the Draft Guide for <b><a href="http://gear.thenationnetwork.com/products/dailyfaceoff-2015-16-fantasy-hockey-draft-kit">just $4.95 from the Nation Network Shop</a></b>. Happy drafting!</p>

<p style="text-align: center; "><i><img src="//thenationnetwork.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/40/87/article_4087982e-b35a-49e2-a2cd-57d11da17043.jpg" alt="USATSI_8362025_168381338_lowres" width="600" height="399"><br></i></p><p style="text-align: center; "><i><sup>Jerome Miron/USA TODAY Sports</sup></i><br></p><p>I don't know about you all, but when I play Fantasy Hockey, I usually want to beat my friends, foes, and the opportunistic person who joined because we accidentally set the league to public for a few minutes. So, whenever I have the opportunity to find an edge, I like to pounce on it, and Daily Faceoff's new draft guide brings plenty of those opportunities to the table.</p><p>To give you a teaser of what you'll find in the guide, should you decide that you feel like finishing higher in the standings than the actual Leafs:</p><p></p><ul>
<li>James van Riemsdyk is likely to lead the team in scoring, replacing Phil Kessel as the point vacuum on the wing.</li>
<li>Nazem Kadri is projected to be the highest scoring centre; they have him picking up 30 assists and 52 points.</li>
<li>Kadri is the 51st ranked centre in their guide. Not huge numbers, but that's fine, since future Leafs UFA signing Steven Stamkos is ranked 2nd. Ten more months!</li>
</ul><div>Here's Brock Seguin with some thoughts on the man with the Niftiest Mittens in the Atlantic:</div><p></p><blockquote style="margin: 0 0 0 40px; border: none; padding: 0px;"><div>"After posting just 39 points (18G / 21A) in 73 games last year, the Maple Leafs challenged Kadri with a “show-me”, one-year contract this summer. He will make $4.1 million, but the Leafs clearly want more out of Kadri before they are willing to sign him long-term. Since being selected seventh overall in 2009, Kadri has scored at a 20-goal, 29-assist per 82 game pace—consider that his floor for 2015-16, because someone has to score in T.O"</div></blockquote><div></div><p>Sounds good to me - though, of course, it would also be awesome if they were wrong and he won the Art Ross. You know, for our pools, not our enjoyment. Yes. That.</p><p>Anyway, if you're convinced that being good at Fantasy Hockey is the lifestyle choice fo you, you can pick up the Draft Guide for <b><a href="http://gear.thenationnetwork.com/products/dailyfaceoff-2015-16-fantasy-hockey-draft-kit">just $4.95 from the Nation Network Shop</a></b>. Happy drafting!</p>

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