Josh Mahura

Mahura couldn't stick at the NHL level in 2019-20, despite posting four points in 11 games in a limited role. A third-round pick from 2016, Mahura also had 21 points in 44 games with AHL San Diego last year. A left-shot defenseman, Mahura may have trouble beating out Christian Djoos or Kodie Curran for a full-time NHL role in training camp ahead of the 2020-21 campaign. Mahura's shown solid offense when he gets a call-up, but he doesn't add much of an intimidating presence on defense. Expect the 22-year-old to be on the bubble of making the Ducks' roster, with a chance to prove himself in the minors if he can't stick around for Opening Night.

Mahura split time between AHL San Diego and the Ducks last season, racking up 19 points in 40 minor-league games while adding another five points in 17 appearances with the parent club. Anaheim will enter the upcoming campaign a bit on the thin side in terms of NHL-level defensemen, which should give the 21-year-old a chance to secure a roster spot out of training camp. If he can hold onto a full-time NHL role, Mahura could produce 15-to-20 points in 2019-20, but that won't be enough to make him relevant in most fantasy circles.