WEEKLY FANTASY VALUE

Based on start%, Georgiev is expected to produce more fantasy points than Jack Campbell but the projections say otherwise. Jack Campbell should put up more fantasy points than Demko who is ranked 1 spot below him based on start%. Starting in 3% of leagues he is expected to produce 0.8 fantasy points (WK 26). At his start percentage, he is expected to be the #53 goalie of week 26. He is projected to be better than that (the #45 goalie). His per game projected FP average is 4.4 which is better than his actual per game average (2.2).

He is projected for 4.72 fantasy points in week 26 (#45 G) in 1 1 game.

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REST OF SEASON VALUE

The latest projections virtually match what is expected of Jack Campbell, at least in terms of position ranking. Ranking by ownership percentage (12%), Jack Campbell is expected to be the #51 goalie for the rest of the season. Projections rank him #50. He is projected for more FPs than Alexandar Georgiev who has virtually the same market rank (12% Owned) as Campbell. He is projected for 9 fantasy points in 2 remaining games. He has a lower rank (#61) based on projected fantasy average. The market ranks Jack Campbell behind Copley and above Georgiev but the projections rank Jack Campbell over Copley.

Campbell is not in the 3/24 DFS player pool, but one player who is in the Sportsline FanDuel optimal lineup is Antti Niemi, and Semyon Varlamov is in the DraftKings optimal lineup.

LAST DAILY FANTASY PERFORMANCE 3/18 VS WPG

• Loss 25 SV, 3 GA, 89.3%
• FanDuel: $7400, 8 FPs (-$3295 value, -6.4 FPs)
• DraftKings: $6700, 2 FPs (-$3331 value, -2 FPs)

SEASON FANTASY RECAP AND TREND

He was the number #52 ranked goalie. His goalie ranking drops to #57 when basing it on average fantasy points. We split his 25 games into 3 segments (start, middle, and end). He showed improvement from his start of the season to the middle of his season, but then his production dropped off. In his middle 8 games he averaged 6.6 fantasy points which was higher than his start (4.7 FP) and his ending average (2.4 FP). His fantasy production is more volatile that most players based on having a relatively high standard deviation. When he is good, he is really good but when he is off, he is really off. Our projected ceiling for Campbell when he 'goes off' is 16 fantasy points (his average is 4.5FPs).

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WEEKLY FANTASY RECAP

Out of 15 fantasy weeks, he was +20% above his weekly average of 7.5 FPs in 6 of them. He had 6 bad weeks where he was 20% below average.

DAILY FANTASY SEASON RECAP

He averaged 17.2 FD points and 4.1 DK points per game. We looked at all of his games that were between the 10th and 90th percentile where the 10th percentile is his floor and the 90th is his ceiling. On DraftKings his floor was -0.6 and on FanDuel it was -2.4 fantasy points. When he was good, he was very good with a DraftKings ceiling of 8 and 32 on FanDuel. He has had more bad FanDuel games (below average by 20%) than good games (20% above average), and the same was true on DraftKings. We are only including games where they were in the daily fantasy slate and played.