Frozen Forensics: Ryan Spooner

Derek Gibson

2015-06-19

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Ryan Spooner deserves the attention of fantasy owners towards the end of drafts next season.

“Everybody’s got to win a job in training camp, but there’s no doubt Ryan showed a lot last year,” Boston Bruins' head coach Claude Julien was quoted as recently saying. If you've followed the career of Ryan Spooner, and witnessed his struggles as he rode the I-95 route back and forth from Boston and Providence, you have to see this as encouraging going into the 2015-16 season. As it stands, Spooner is considered the Bruins' third line center, and in deeper fantasy leagues, he should be a solid sleeper candidate. But as the offseason approaches, especially for a team like the Bruins who seem to be in a transitional phase, there are a lot of questions to be answered first.

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