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2025 Fantasy Hockey OnlyFans: Defensemen Sleepers
If you want to win your fantasy hockey league, you have come to the right place. The OnlyFans list continues with the league winners you need for defensemen for the 2025 NHL Season. I dare you to fade me.

This year the D are ranked at a very reasonable price, so waiting and striking one these names outside the top 100 is the way to go.

*To fully clarify this part, anyone outside the top 100 who is under-ranked is eligible for the OnlyFans list.*

*Link To ESPN’s 2025-26 Fantasy Hockey Rankings/Projections:

Mikhail Sergachev (Utah Mammouth) D14, 101st overall

Ok, so maybe you’re not totally stealing here, but Sergachev is the unquestioned number one in Utah. He was over 25 minutes per night last year and posted 53 points, and is still in his prime. I’ll buy at this number.

Erik Karlsson (Pittsburgh Penguins) D15, 102nd overall

I get it. Age is starting to creep in, but this is fantasy. His defensive metrics stink, but we don’t care as fantasy managers. The guy still moves the puck at a world class level, and a trade would only help his stock. A trade doesn’t feel like a maybe either. With the way he puts up points, this price is more than reasonable.

Adam Fox (New York Rangers) D16, 104th overall

Adam Fox is one of the best defensemen in the entire sport. He should be treated as such. Don’t let a bad year by the Rangers affect your brain. Turning the card here at this price is easy. Thank me later when this hits.

Charlie McAvoy (Boston Bruins) D23, 136th overall

Not a massive point producer, but the Bruins also haven’t brought in any PP specialist to take that duty away. Felt like everything went wrong for McAvoy. Played in a career low 50 games last year. If he’s simply healthy, he’s going to smash this ranking. Again, talking about a guy who’s usually in the 24-25 minute mark per game. I’ll buy at this price.

Seth Jones (Florida Panthers) D24, 139th overall

Sign me up, and it has everything to do with the fact that he’s not miserable in Chicago anymore. Dude was a completely different animal in the playoffs. I could see Jones putting up mega stats in Florida, even with Barkov out. I think we need to accept that his poor play in Chicago was due to being miserable. The guy we’ve seen in Florida can smash this price.

Jakob Chychrun (Washington Capitals) D26, 144th overall

Dude was a goal scoring machine last year. 20 goals for a defenseman that isn’t see top end PP opportunites is absurd. If and when he does pass, John Carlson? Oh, boy. I think we’re just getting started here. Expect more of the same.

Miro Heiskanen (Dallas Stars) D30, 153rd overall

Disrespectful ranking. I get the point totals haven’t been insane, but at some point, you have to trust the talent. He’s one of the best the league has to offer while playing for the Dallas Stars. Sure, he got hurt last year, but this is a guy who posted over 70 points two years ago. We get a full season of Mikko Rantanen with Jason Robertson and Roope Hintz. The supporting cast is great. This team is going to score. Buy at this absurd price.

Lane Hutson (Montreal Canadiens) D32, 169th overall

Last year, we saw the flashes as a rookie. I don’t really get this ranking because I don’t think Hutson is done getting better. Frankly, it’s a joke that other guys in Montreal on the blue line are ranked higher. Dude won the Calder and posted 66 points as a rookie. He might just be all world special. 70-80 points feels more than realistic. After this upcoming season, I can’t imagine he’s this cheap ever again.

Morgan Rielly (Toronto Maple Leafs) D33, 181st overall

I like the bounce-back season here. Let’s not forget. Last year Mitch Marner actually played that QB role on the PP for Toronto. Rielly gets that spot back with Marner gone. Last year, he was at 41 points. The year before, he was at 58. I think the 58 number is more realistic, and if that’s the case, he’s way too cheap.

Brandt Clarke (Los Angeles Kings) D45, 222nd overall

Drew Doughty has to give this spot up eventually, right? Former first round pick who has insane offensive skill. The only problem is that the ice time hasn’t been there in the past. That’s going to change at some point, right? I would imagine the Kings go with the transition eventually. If it’s this year, you’re stealing here.

Shea Theodore (Vegas Golden Knights) D49, 235th overall

Luke Hughes (New Jersey Devils) D54, 248th overall

Shayne Gostisbehere (Carolina Hurricanes) D55, 249th overall

Vince Dunn (Seattle Kraken) Unranked

Zeev Buium (Minnesota Wild) Unranked

Jamie Drysdale (Philadelphia Flyers) Unranked

Sam Rinzel (Chicago Blackhawks)

Tony DeAngelo (New York Islanders)

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