NHL Fantasy Week 3: Best Streaming Targets & Strength of Schedule

Week 3 of the NHL Fantasy season is here, and the schedule is making life difficult for fantasy managers! 🏒 With the NHL's Frozen Frenzy featuring all 32 teams on Tuesday, streaming opportunities are extremely limited this week. Brock Seguin breaks down the Week 3 strength of schedule, the best waiver-wire targets and how to maximize your roster moves to gain an advantage over your opponents. Only the Minnesota Wild and Colorado Avalanche have two light-night games this week, making them the two most important teams to target when planning your pickups. 🌲 Minnesota Wild: Blake Coleman headlines the Wild's streaming options thanks to his consistent shot volume, strong scoring chances and reliable ice time. Brock also examines Ryan Hartman, Mats Zuccarello and other deeper-league options, but warns that Minnesota's difficult schedule and lack of offensive production make finding reliable streamers a challenge. 🏔️ Colorado Avalanche: T.J. Hughes is Brock's favourite streaming target of Week 3! Despite recording just one assist through five games, Hughes is averaging 2.8 shots on goal and 5.0 shot attempts per game while maintaining a role on Colorado's top power-play unit. 🔥 Jaden Schwartz: After recording three goals and an assist last week, Schwartz is one of the hottest available streaming options. Can fantasy managers ride his recent production for another two games? 👀 Gabriel Landeskog: A quiet start to the season and declining shot volume have raised questions about his fantasy value. Brock discusses whether managers should continue holding him or consider moving on. 🎯 Trevor Connelly: Looking for a Monday streaming option? Connelly's encouraging underlying metrics and potential power-play opportunity make him an intriguing short-term pickup. Brock also explains his preferred strategy for navigating this unusual fantasy week: 📅 Monday: Consider a short-term streamer if you have enough roster moves available. 📅 Wednesday & Friday: Target Colorado Avalanche players, particularly T.J. Hughes, to maximize light-night appearances. 📅 Sunday: Pivot to another available player based on your matchup needs, whether that's goals, assists, shots, hits or goaltending. With 16 NHL games on Tuesday, 11 on Thursday and 14 on Saturday, making the most of your limited light-night opportunities could be the difference between winning and losing your Week 3 matchup. Plus, Brock previews Wednesday's upcoming episode with Beebs Bondy, where they'll break down their