Who do you think will have a big impact once the lockout is done? Who will be able to capitalize on staying in game shape via C/A/KHL? Who will see their stock drop?

Obviously Yakupov should have an impact, Granlund probably too.

How much will Huberdeau be able to do?
Will Nino take a giant leap thanks to some minutes and opportunity? Maybe he can beat out the Boyles of the world and slide in next to JT?

Shultz could do better then expected thanks to a more forgiving learning curve.

Does someone like Hodgson have his confidence hurt if he can't dominate AHL competition?

Rank your top impact rookies (and not-yet-star sophomores) who should be fantasy relevant this year.

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