Trevor van Riemsdyk Fantasy Hockey News
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Capitals’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Pots goal
Trevor van Riemsdyk tallied a goal, a plus-2 rating, two hits and two blocked shots while logging 20:23 of ice time during Saturday’s 4-3 overtime win against the Bruins.The marker was van Riemsdyk’s first point with the Washington Capitals after joining the team as a free agent in October of 2020. The 29-year-old is likely to have difficulty securing regular ice time on a deep Washington defense corps now that Dmitry Orlov has returned from COVID-19 quarantine, and therefore he has very limited fantasy appeal.
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Capitals’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Draws into lineup
Trevor van Riemsdyk will be in the lineup Sunday against the Sabres, Samantha Pell of The Washington Post reports.Van Riemsdyk will make his debut for the Washington Capitals in place of Nick Jensen on the third defense pairing. Having never eclipsed the 20-point barrier in a single season, the 29-year-old has yet to establish himself as a fantasy-worthy asset.
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Capitals’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Earns one-year gig in Washington
Trevor van Riemsdyk signed a one-year, $800,000 contract with the Washington Capitals on Saturday, Frank Seravalli of TSN.ca reports.Van Riemsdyk spent a lot of time as a healthy scratch with the Hurricanes last season, as he played 49 games and recorded eight points. The 29-year-old will have an opportunity to carve out a more consistent role with the Capitals, but his ceiling is as a third-pairing defenseman.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Finally scores a goal
Trevor van Riemsdyk scored his first goal of the season in Sunday’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Oilers.Now with just six points through 39 games, van Riemsdyk still does not offer any real fantasy appeal in most standard formats. He has consistently finished in the 14-16 point range over the past four campaigns, but he’ll be lucky to crack double digits this year due to the amount of time he spent as a healthy scratch earlier in the season. The good news is Sunday marked the 15th straight game in the lineup for TVR after Dougie Hamilton went down with a broken leg back in mid-January.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Rare two-assist outing
Trevor van Riemsdyk posted two assists, two blocked shots and a plus-3 rating in Thursday’s 5-3 win over the Coyotes.Van Riemsdyk hadn’t been on the scoresheet since Dec. 7 when he had an assist versus the Wild. The 28-year-old defenseman has been limited to five helpers in 35 games this season. While he’s now seeing an everyday role with Dougie Hamilton (leg) out, van Riemsdyk is mostly a defensive player. Don’t expect much fantasy value from the New Jersey native.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Playing every game as injury sub
Trevor van Riemsdyk played in his eighth consecutive game Friday against the Golden Knights, skating a season-high 17:56, but still posted zeros across the board in points, hits, blocked shots and shots on goal.Van Riemsdyk has been in and out of the Carolina Hurricanes’ lineup all season, vying for time on the third defensive pairing. However, with Dougie Hamilton currently on IR with a broken leg, it’s all hands on deck and TVR is finally starting to see some regular minutes. That said, he is still as unproductive as ever from a fantasy standpoint, so the fact that he’s now playing every game really doesn’t affect his fantasy value that much.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Watching from press box
Trevor van Riemsdyk served as a healthy scratch for the third straight game Friday against the Capitals.Van Riemsdyk is currently platooning with Haydn Fleury for a spot on the Carolina Hurricanes’ third defensive pairing opposite Joel Edmundson. With just three assists under his belt and an average ice time of 13:29, van Riemsdyk’s fantasy value is hovering pretty close to zero right now. Feel free to bench or drop him outright.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Not contributing offensively
Trevor van Riemsdyk was held off the scoresheet for the fourth consecutive game in Monday’s 8-6 loss to the Maple Leafs.With an average TOI of just 13:28 this season — the lowest of his career — Van Riemsdyk continues to log modest minutes on the Canes’ third defensive pairing opposite Jake Gardiner. Scoring-wise, he has just three points in 23 games, giving him essentially zero fantasy value in all but the deepest of formats.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Fantasy value on decline
Trevor van Riemsdyk returned to the lineup Saturday against the Lightning after serving the previous two games as a healthy scratch. He skated just 12:46 with two hits and two PIM.Van Riemsdyk played most of the game on the third defensive pairing with either Jake Gardiner or Haydn Fleury. However, since the Canes only dressed 11 forwards for this game, he was technically skating as a forward for a handful of shifts. Either way, with just two points in 15 games this season, his fantasy impact has been nonexistent.
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Hurricanes’ Trevor van Riemsdyk: Not playing every game
Trevor van Riemsdyk returned to the ice Saturday against the Wild after sitting out the prior two games as a healthy scratch. He skated just 12:17 and finished the game with no points, one shot on goal and a minus-1 rating.After missing just four games last season, van Riemsdyk suddenly finds himself platooning with Haydn Fleury for a spot on the Canes’ bottom defensive pairing this season. Unfortunately for TVR, the emergence of Joel Edmundson as a top-four blueliner likely means he will see a significant drop in games played this season.
