Stacking is the best way to take down a GPP in NHL DFS. You are looking at three stacks below, that consist of top and contrarian stacks. Stacking doesn't always feature just wingers or centers, especially with the offensive defenseman in the game these days. When stacking we tend to focus on the top two lines for teams, as well as who is on the powerplay.
The Chalk
Name | Position | FanDuel Salary | DraftKings Salary | Estimated Ownership |
Ondrej Palat | W | $5,600 | $4,700 | 7-12% |
| Tyler Johnson | C | $5,800 | $5,700 | 7-12% |
| Nikita Kucherov | W | $7,800 | $7,500 | 7-12% |
Tampa Bay has the highest implied total tonight, and are sitting as the largest home favorites. They will draw a Vancouver team on an east coast swing, and not playing particularly good hockey. The Triplets Line is always in play for me, and especially with Vancouver allowing 2.96 goals per game. This line is generating the most production, obviously with Kucherov leading the way. Vancouver allows the seventh most scoring attempts per game, and while Ryan Miller was once a respectable goaltender, he comes in allowing over three goals per game in his last ten starts. Swapping out a Palat or Johnson for Victor Hedman is always a change of pace in a Lightning stack.
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