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Hey guys, Sven here as we head to Colorado for 31 in 31! Over the next month, I will be taking a look at each team’s players to watch out for going into the 2018-19 fantasy hockey season: The 31 in 31 daily segment. This analysis features everything from surefire studs, to sleepers, to prospects that may make an appearance at some point this season. Please let me know if you guys enjoy this type of material!  Reminder that the stat totals are from last season.
After months of waiting, Matt Duchene has finally been traded!  We spend almost the entire episode breaking down the recent blockbuster where Duchene moved to Ottawa, Kyle Turris went to Nashville, and Colorado received a pile of future assets.  Who won and lost the trade for both now and the long term?  What can Samuel Girard, Shane Bowers and Vladislav Kamenev bring to the table for Colorado?  What is the fantasy impact for these players along with their new linemates?  Every angle is looked at thoroughly to give you in-depth analysis on this trade.  After that, we make our picks for The Three Point Challenge.  Be sure to make your pick in the comments section below.  All of that and more on the latest edition of the Razzball Hockey Podcast!
Last season, the Nashville Predators won a playoff series for the first time since 2012 beating the division champion Ducks before losing to the Sharks in 7 games. The first blockbuster trade for Ryan Johansen gave the Preds a bonafide #1 center while still maintaining a strong defensive core. Then in the offseason, David Piole pulled off one of the most lopsided trades ever acquiring P.K. Subban for Shea Weber. Now, the Predators are absolutely loaded and if Pekka Rinne has one of his good years, they're among the favorites to win the Cup. Let's take a look at what Peter Laviolette has to work with: