NHL Line Changes & Fantasy Alerts: Tuesday, Nov 29, 2022
9 games on Nov 29, 2022 produced 10 notable changes: 2 power-play changes (1 up, 1 down), 2 line moves (2 promotions, 0 demotions), 1 big ice-time swing and 5 big games. The biggest: Lukas Sedlak moved onto the top power-play unit with Hayes, Provorov and Cates, +2:48 of PP time.
Biggest changes
Lukas Sedlak moved onto the top power-play unit with Hayes, Provorov and Cates, +2:48 of PP time.
PP1 promotion · PHIGame reportTeam lines
Jake DeBrusk moved up to L1 with Bergeron and Marchand.
Line promotion · BOSPickup alertGame reportTeam lines
Tanner Jeannot moved up to L2 with Duchene and Sissons (2 straight games).
Line promotion · NSHPickup alertGame reportTeam lines
Blake Wheeler scored a hat trick (3 G, 1 A, 4 SOG).
Hat trick · WPGGame report
Connor Hellebuyck stopped all 40 shots for a shutout.
Shutout · WPGGame report
Changes by team
Lukas Sedlak moved onto the top power-play unit with Hayes, Provorov and Cates, +2:48 of PP time.
PP1 promotionGame reportTeam lines
Owen Tippett dropped off PP1 to the second unit.
Off PP1Game reportTeam lines
Lukas Sedlak played 19:06 (+6:21 vs his recent average) (2 straight games).
TOI spikeGame reportTeam lines
Jake DeBrusk moved up to L1 with Bergeron and Marchand.
Line promotionPickup alertGame reportTeam lines
Tanner Jeannot moved up to L2 with Duchene and Sissons (2 straight games).
Line promotionPickup alertGame reportTeam lines
Blake Wheeler scored a hat trick (3 G, 1 A, 4 SOG).
Hat trickGame report
Connor Hellebuyck stopped all 40 shots for a shutout.
ShutoutGame report
Kaapo Kahkonen stopped all 28 shots for a shutout.
ShutoutGame report
Kevin Fiala had 4 points (0 G, 4 A, 4 SOG).
Big nightGame report
Jordan Eberle had 4 points (0 G, 4 A, 0 SOG).
Big nightPickup alertGame report
How Line Watch works
- •Deployment is rebuilt from the official shift charts: the forward trio and defense pair a player shared the most 5-on-5 time with, and the power-play unit he spent most of the man advantage on.
- •Each game is compared with the player's previous five games (at least three), so a change means a change from his own recent role.
- •Changes that last only one game, come out of blowouts or move by a few seconds are filtered out. What remains is ranked by fantasy impact: first-unit power play and top-line moves first.
83 raw deployment changes were checked for this date; 5 passed.
FAQ
What is Line Watch?
Line Watch flags fantasy-relevant role changes from the NHL shift charts: players moving onto or off the first power-play unit, forwards and defensemen moving up or down the lineup, new defense partners, and big swings in ice time. Each night gets its own dated digest.
How is a line change detected?
After every game we rebuild each team's lines, pairs and power-play units from who was on the ice together, then compare every player with his own previous five games. A change only counts once the team has three games of history to compare against.
Why are some line changes left out?
Coaches shuffle lines constantly, so a one-game move is usually noise. Power-play and line moves must hold for at least two straight games (three after a blowout decided by 4+ goals). Ice-time swings must be at least three minutes, not come from a blowout, and either repeat or reach five minutes.
Where do goalie and injury alerts come from?
Goalie flips come from our starting-goalie snapshots, taken every 15 minutes: a different goalie listed, or a confirmed starter going back to expected. Injury notes come from the public injury report, matched to NHL players and limited to regular-lineup players.
Can I get these alerts by email?
Yes. Create a free account and follow as many players as you like from their player pages; you get one morning email with their changes. If you connect Yahoo, your roster's changes are included too. Every email links back to these free pages and has an unsubscribe link.