Carter Hart

Hart's sophomore campaign was no less impressive than his first, finishing the 2019-20 season with 24 wins. He got a big boost from new coach Alain Vigneault as the Flyers went from 22nd to first in fewest shots allowed per game, and Hart also vastly improved his game-to-game consistency. If he stays on his current path, Hart will unquestionably elevate to elite-status in no time, making him worth an early-round pick in most fantasy leagues. Even if Hart struggles to improve in his third season, he'll at worst be a high-volume workhorse; Brian Elliott was re-signed this offseason, but his numbers fell for the fourth straight season last year and he'll only be able to spell Hart on occasion.

While Philadelphia did re-sign Brian Elliott to a one-year deal this offseason, make no mistake -- the Flyers are now Hart's team. The 20-year-old debuted in December and promptly went 11-5-1 while registering a highly impressive .926 save percentage in his first 17 games. Hart struggled a bit down the stretch, which was to be expected from a rookie netminder, but he's definitely the real deal. The Flyers sure hope so, as the organization hasn't really had a franchise backstop since Ron Hextall. When all was said and done, Hart finished his rookie campaign with a 16-13-1 record, a .917 save percentage and a 2.83 GAA in 31 appearances. With Elliott in the fold, Philadelphia won't have to push Hart to start 60-to-65 games immediately in 2019-20, but he'll undoubtedly get the bulk of the work.