Dylan Guenther

In a world where the Coyotes were more competitive in 2022-23, Guenther likely would have spent the whole season in Arizona. His 15 points in 33 games as a rookie were perfectly fine contributions for a 19-year-old winger taking on middle-six minutes out of the gate. Instead, the Coyotes opted to prevent him from getting a year closer to unrestricted free agency by letting him go to the World Junior Championship and then continue in the junior ranks with WHL Seattle. It may prove to be beneficial experience for Guenther, who had 57 points over 39 games between the regular season and playoffs, helping the Thunderbirds to their second league title. Guenther should be an NHL regular with power-play time in 2023-24. Dynasty managers will already have him secured, but if the Coyotes step up as a team, Guenther could be an interesting late-round sleeper in redraft formats.