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2025 Fantasy Hockey OnlyFans: Forward Sleepers
Congratulations. You’ve already taken the first step towards winning your 2025 Fantasy Hockey league. You won’t find better information out there on the internet. I’ve still never lost in the five years I’ve been doing this, and the OnlyFans list serves as your list of league winners.
The cheese list is already published, and we start the OnlyFans list with the sleeper forwards. Turning the card in for any of these names is a great way to churn out profits on all your later round picks. This is the pathway. Tail or suffer the consequences later.
*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:
Drake Batherson (Ottawa Senators) F75, 108th overall
Guy continues to be walking surplus in fantasy hockey, so take advantage. The Senators are getting better. He had a career high 68 points last year, and now heads into his age 27 season. He’s locked in on the top PP unit. You can do far worse with this pick.
Tomas Hertl (Vegas Golden Knights) F78, 114th overall
Hertl the turtle will not be denied! 32 goals last year during his first full season in Vegas. Dude was a complete beast on the powerplay. Oh, and Mitch Marner comes in to give that unit an even bigger boost. Don’t see any reason why he can’t replicate that same level of success.
Dylan Strome (Washington Capitals) F79, 115th overall
We saw the breakout start to come to fruition last year. He’s still underranked, so ride the wave. The lightbulb went off for him last year, posting a career high of 82 points in a fully healthy season. He heads into his age 28 season now, and as long as Ovechkin is on his wing, why would that change? I love buying in on this stock and the price is more than reasonable.
Matthew Knies (Toronto Maple Leafs) F91, 131st overall
Nobody benefits more from the Mitch Marner departure than Matthew Knies. His ice time and overall opportunities are about to go through the roof. He’s going to get that spot on the powerplay and play that net-front role. Career high 58 points last year and heads into his age 23 season. While being a guy who is going to eat in the hits category. I’ll take this stock, absolutely.
Gabriel Vilardi (Winnipeg Jets) F92, 133rd overall
Vilardi has already proven he’s a good player, but now he needs to step up now that Nikolaj Ehlers is gone. He now gets moved into the top line with Kyle Connor and Mark Schefiele along with the top PP job. Career high 61 points last year and heads into his age 26 season. We should get another leap here, and that’s worth the price tag.
Andrei Svechnikov (Carolina Hurricanes) F93, 134th overall
I get that he’s been hurt in the past, but this price is outrageous in a good way. Buy the dip. Last year he had 48 points. Three years ago, he had 69 points. I think he will be closer to that player. Plus, the hits category is going to be there for him. On this Carolina team with Aho and Jarvis around him? Plus the incoming Ehlers? Good team, good supporting class, and classic bounceback buy candidate. I’m in here.
Robert Thomas (St. Louis Blues) F94, 135th overall
Ride the wave. Thomas has been a steal in fantasy for years, and if Sean Allen is too stupid to figure it out, keep hammering that draft button. 81 points in 70 games last year. The year before, he had 86 points. I don’t think 90 or even 100 is out of the question. If you’re drafting a player from the Blues, Thomas should be the first name off the board. Except that’s not the way drafts go, so be patient, and strike when it’s time.
Mason McTavish (Anaheim Ducks) F96, 138th overall
Matthew Tkachuk (Florida Panthers) F116, 170th overall
Leo Carlsson (Anaheim Ducks) F150, 225th overall
Quinton Byfield (Los Angeles Kings) F154, 230th overall
Jackson Blake (Carolina Hurricanes) F160, 241st overall
Connor McMichael (Washington Capitals) F162, 244th overall
Mark Stone (Vegas Golden Knights) Unranked
Alexis Lafreniere (New York Rangers) Unranked
Jimmy Snuggerud (St. Louis Blues) Unranked
Ivan Demidov (Montreal Candiens) Unranked
Isaac Howard (Edmonton Oilers) Unranked
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Full article at ^
2025 Fantasy Hockey OnlyFans: Forward Sleepers
Congratulations. You’ve already taken the first step towards winning your 2025 Fantasy Hockey league. You won’t find better information out there on the internet. I’ve still never lost in the five years I’ve been doing this, and the OnlyFans list serves as your list of league winners.
The cheese list is already published, and we start the OnlyFans list with the sleeper forwards. Turning the card in for any of these names is a great way to churn out profits on all your later round picks. This is the pathway. Tail or suffer the consequences later.
*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:
Drake Batherson (Ottawa Senators) F75, 108th overall
Guy continues to be walking surplus in fantasy hockey, so take advantage. The Senators are getting better. He had a career high 68 points last year, and now heads into his age 27 season. He’s locked in on the top PP unit. You can do far worse with this pick.
Tomas Hertl (Vegas Golden Knights) F78, 114th overall
Hertl the turtle will not be denied! 32 goals last year during his first full season in Vegas. Dude was a complete beast on the powerplay. Oh, and Mitch Marner comes in to give that unit an even bigger boost. Don’t see any reason why he can’t replicate that same level of success.
Dylan Strome (Washington Capitals) F79, 115th overall
We saw the breakout start to come to fruition last year. He’s still underranked, so ride the wave. The lightbulb went off for him last year, posting a career high of 82 points in a fully healthy season. He heads into his age 28 season now, and as long as Ovechkin is on his wing, why would that change? I love buying in on this stock and the price is more than reasonable.
Matthew Knies (Toronto Maple Leafs) F91, 131st overall
Nobody benefits more from the Mitch Marner departure than Matthew Knies. His ice time and overall opportunities are about to go through the roof. He’s going to get that spot on the powerplay and play that net-front role. Career high 58 points last year and heads into his age 23 season. While being a guy who is going to eat in the hits category. I’ll take this stock, absolutely.
Gabriel Vilardi (Winnipeg Jets) F92, 133rd overall
Vilardi has already proven he’s a good player, but now he needs to step up now that Nikolaj Ehlers is gone. He now gets moved into the top line with Kyle Connor and Mark Schefiele along with the top PP job. Career high 61 points last year and heads into his age 26 season. We should get another leap here, and that’s worth the price tag.
Andrei Svechnikov (Carolina Hurricanes) F93, 134th overall
I get that he’s been hurt in the past, but this price is outrageous in a good way. Buy the dip. Last year he had 48 points. Three years ago, he had 69 points. I think he will be closer to that player. Plus, the hits category is going to be there for him. On this Carolina team with Aho and Jarvis around him? Plus the incoming Ehlers? Good team, good supporting class, and classic bounceback buy candidate. I’m in here.
Robert Thomas (St. Louis Blues) F94, 135th overall
Ride the wave. Thomas has been a steal in fantasy for years, and if Sean Allen is too stupid to figure it out, keep hammering that draft button. 81 points in 70 games last year. The year before, he had 86 points. I don’t think 90 or even 100 is out of the question. If you’re drafting a player from the Blues, Thomas should be the first name off the board. Except that’s not the way drafts go, so be patient, and strike when it’s time.
Mason McTavish (Anaheim Ducks) F96, 138th overall
Matthew Tkachuk (Florida Panthers) F116, 170th overall
Leo Carlsson (Anaheim Ducks) F150, 225th overall
Quinton Byfield (Los Angeles Kings) F154, 230th overall
Jackson Blake (Carolina Hurricanes) F160, 241st overall
Connor McMichael (Washington Capitals) F162, 244th overall
Mark Stone (Vegas Golden Knights) Unranked
Alexis Lafreniere (New York Rangers) Unranked
Jimmy Snuggerud (St. Louis Blues) Unranked
Ivan Demidov (Montreal Candiens) Unranked
Isaac Howard (Edmonton Oilers) Unranked
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