Dominik Kahun

Kahun will join his fourth team in three seasons when he suits up for the Oilers in 2020-21. Last year, he had 12 goals and 31 points in 56 appearances split between the Penguins and the Sabres, the second year in a row in which he's topped the 30-point mark. The Czech forward is a useful depth scorer who should be able to compete for a bottom-six job this year, and he could put up decent numbers if he skates on the third line with Kyle Turris. The 25-year-old is a solid depth option for fantasy managers in deeper formats, but he's unlikely to provide any physicality if his scoring isn't up to par. Kahun's value would, of course, skyrocket if he's is able to earn a spot on fellow German Leon Draisaitl's wing.

Kahun submitted a rock-solid campaign while skating in a middle-six role for Chicago last year, registering 13 goals, 24 assists, 137 shots and a plus-10 rating in 82 games. Nonetheless, the 24-year-old forward simply wasn't in the Blackhawks' plans for the future, so they decided to send him and a fifth-round pick to the Penguins in exchange for defenseman Olli Maatta in June. Pittsburgh has a lot of depth up front, but Kahun should still see middle-six minutes while getting occasional work on the power play with his new club in 2019-20. That said, last year's performance could represent his ceiling rather than his potential, so don't overdraft him.

Kahun is known as a fluid skater who's mindful of what goes on the defensive zone. The German pivot is definitely not devoid of offense, either, as evidenced by his amassing 12 goals and 29 assists over 42 games for Munich (DEL) last season. He won a spot on Chicago's 23-man roster to open the new season, but a lot would have to go wrong for the Blackhawks to park Kahun in the top six on a consistent basis.