Yegor Sharangovich

In his first season with the Flames, Sharangovich set new personal bests with 31 goals, 28 assists and 17 power-play points while averaging 17:19 of ice time. As a result, the team opted to shell out for the 26-year-old winger to the tune of a five-year, $28.75 million deal. Where exactly the creative forward fits into the lineup next season likely won't be determined until training camp, especially with the addition of Anthony Mantha in free agency and the emergence of Connor Zary. Still, Sharangovich should keep his spot on the No. 1 power-play unit even if he is relegated to a middle-six role at even strength. With that responsibility in his back pocket, Sharangovich should be capable of pushing for the 60-point threshold, a mark he missed by just one point last season.