Reilly Smith vs. Brendan Gallagher

Rick Roos

2015-03-25

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Reilly Smith vs. Brendan Gallagher, and why both may be overrated in fantasy

 

I figured it was about time to pay homage to the NHL's oldest rivalry – Bruins vs. Habs, so this week's combatants are RWs Reilly Smith and Brendan Gallagher. Both have enjoyed periods of fantasy success in their young careers, but also have hit bumps in the road. Is either poised to reach the 60-point mark any time soon; and which one will bring more smiles to the faces of poolies? It won't be O'Reilly vs. Lafleur, but this Cage Match starts now!

 

Career Path and Contract Status/Cap Implications

Smith was a third round pick (69th overall) in 2009. And after three years (122 points in 121 games) at college, he had a brief cameo with Dallas in 2012. But following an unremarkable 37 Stars games in 2012-13, Smith was sent to Boston as a non-marquee part of the Loui Eriksson, Tyler Seguin trade.

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