Ryan McLeod solidified his role as the Oilers’ third-line center last season, showing versatility by occasionally playing in the top six. With 23 points in 57 games, he enters the upcoming season in a similar position, likely limited to the second power-play unit but making an impact on the penalty kill. Despite the team’s top-heavy offense, McLeod’s speed and youth offer upside for fantasy owners in deeper leagues, making him a late-round pick with potential for growth.
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