Between the Lines: Week Three
Chris Wassel
2014-10-21

Who were the league’s hottest lines in Week Three?
October is rapidly moving along and yet there are key injuries already wreaking havoc to your fantasy line combinations. The big one is down in Tampa Bay as Victor Hedman is day to day at the moment with a hand injury. What line combinations were on fire last week? Let's go "Between The Lines".
Lead Us Forwards
Jeff Carter-Tanner Pearson-Tyler Toffoli (LA Kings) — The "Leisure Suit Larry" line had nine points while on the ice together last week to lead the way. Tanner Pearson had five points while Jeff Carter and Tyler Toffoli had four each. Los Angeles had a strange sort of week that saw little else other than this trio score and that is not exactly sustainable. For now, it will do as long as the points keep on coming. There is no reason why to think they will stop dramatically this upcoming week.
David Desharnais–Brendan Gallagher–Max Pacioretty (Montreal) — What happens when you put together a power forward sniper, a pivot, and a bull? Honestly, you get a pretty damn good fantasy hockey week. This trio racked up nine points while playing on the same line. Ironically it was Gallagher, who had a huge two-goal, one-assist breakout performance against Boston that really turned some heads. The question is will Gallagher return to his other line with Tomas Plekanec and Alex Galchenyuk? That is something only Michel Therrien knows. Stay tuned because Montreal definitely is dialed in.
Cam Atkinson–Nick Foligno–Ryan Johansen (Columbus) — Who need training camp? Just ask Ryan Johansen, who looks like he didn't lose a beat from last year's 63-point campaign. Nick Foligno has a brute strength but can contribute offensively while Cam Atkinson is never afraid to shoot or make plays. Combine that with the presence of Ryan Johansen and you have a hard working yet high scoring line. Their point scoring charts are a must read on Frozen Pool if you have a chance. Point potential wise this could be the top line for the season. Act accordingly barring injury of course.