AHL but was recalled on November 27 and has not looked back. The Oilers are using him in all situations and he has become the go-to guy as far as playing against the other team's top line. "It’s been a good season for me, I think," Klefbom said. "I started off in Oklahoma and had some good games down there. Now in the second half of the season, it feels like I’ve taken another step." Klefbom has two goals and 14 points in 47 games so don't jump on him this season as far as fantasy hockey is concerned.

Griffin Reinhart will return to Edmonton but this time it will be with the Oilers.

Reinhart, selected fourth overall in the 2012 draft, played his junior hockey with the Edmonton OilKings of the WHL so it is a homecoming. Reinhart has struggled at the professional level but the blueliner is still only 21 and has a bright future ahead of him as the Oilers continue to build their blueline. He had seven goals and 22 points in 59 AHL games last season so it could be tough to recommend him in fantasy pools for the upcoming season.

Senators' General Manager Bryan Murray admitted that one of the reasons he traded Eric Gryba was to give him a chance to play regularly at the NHL level.

Gryba was a bottom pairing defenseman with the Senators, and he also served as a healthy scratch at times because of Ottawa's depth at the position. He should be able to be a full-time regular