Ross Goal-ton; Jarry & Bunting Benched; Annunen & Dostal Excel; Adding Frost, Noesen & OEL

by Javier Moreno - Sports Editor
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The NHL season is heating up, and fantasy hockey managers are scrambling to make the right roster moves. Let’s break down some standout performances and key takeaways from Week 3, plus some potential waiver wire gems to bolster your roster.

Winnipeg Jets Offense Rolling

The Winnipeg Jets are undefeated this season, sitting at a perfect 5-0 thanks in part to the sizzling play of Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele. Both players have been finding the scoresheet consistently, riding five-game point streaks and leading the charge offensively. Nikolaj Ehlers has also been a force, showcasing his playmaking skills with two brilliant primary assists, and despite a limited role, he’s generating points at a great pace.

Pittsburgh Penguins Struggles Continue

Unfortunately, the Pittsburgh Penguins are facing their share of challenges. After a shaky start, netminder Alex Nedeljkovic struggled again, failing to contain the Jets’ offense despite flashes of brilliance. His future in net remains questionable amidst concerns about the young goalie’s consistency. Tristan Jarry, last season’s starter, was benched for Sunday’s game after surrendering 12 goals in his last seven periods. The Penguins’ defensive struggles are also a major concern, leaving the team vulnerable against high-powered offenses.

## Michael Bunting Finding New Home?

Meanwhile, in the Steel City, Michael Bunting’s offensive output has taken a noticeable dip. After a surprising flourish following last year’s trade deadline, the winger is struggling to find his footing. This decline coincided with Kris Letang returning to the top power-play unit, which has seen Bunting’s opportunities shrink. A healthy scratch against the Jets suggests changes could be looming for Bunting

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