It's about finding the players with the most value up and down your lineup.
You can only go so far with big-name scorers because they are expensive and will eat up a big chunk of your salary cap. If you are going to come away with the cash in DraftKings fantasy hockey, you need consistency.
Good players up and down your lineup will pay off better than two or three superstars. You may love Tyler Seguin, Max Pacioretty and Ryan Suter, but they are not hockey gods. They are human beings who can fill up the net, but they can also get blanked.