Jonas Siegenthaler

Siegenthaler enjoyed a more consistent role in 2019-20, which allowed him to accumulate nine points and a plus-11 rating in 64 contests. The Swiss defenseman added 105 blocked shots to his ledger -- he's a shutdown guy through and through. With the addition of Zdeno Chara to the left side of the Capitals' blue line, Siegenthaler will have a harder time getting on the ice in 2020-21. He could be a frequent healthy scratch this season when the defense corps is fully healthy, although there's a chance Siegenthalter could outplay Chara and split the role between the two players. Either way, Siegenthaler is unlikely to do enough offensively to warrant a fantasy roster spot.

After plying his trade in the minors for the last two seasons, Siegenthaler finally got a taste of the NHL ranks in 2018-19. Despite posting just four assists and a plus-6 rating in 26 games, the Swiss defender's game improved significantly as the season wore on, earning him four playoff appearances during Washington's short Stanley Cup defense. The 6-foot-3 defender appears poised to stick in the NHL ranks in 2019-20, but stiff competition for ice time and a lack of offensive upside make him irrelevant in the fantasy arena.