Shane Wright

Shane Wright found the back of the net on his only shot attempt while adding three blocked shots and two hits in Sunday’s 4-1 defeat against Tampa Bay.

Fantasy Impact

Wright has been heating up, tallying 12 points over his last 10 outings and establishing himself as a consistent offensive presence in Seattle’s lineup. The 21-year-old is now up to 13 goals, 34 points, 57 shots, and 44 blocked shots through 56 games in his first full NHL season. With his recent surge, Wright is a strong waiver wire target in deeper leagues and could provide sneaky value as a category streamer down the stretch. If he maintains this pace, the 50-point mark is well within reach.

Shane Wright registered two assists, including one on the power play, in Saturday’s 2-1 victory against Florida. He helped set up Kaapo Kakko’s opening goal before starting the rush that led to Jared McCann’s game-winner in the third period.

Fantasy Impact

Wright is heating up with three multi-point performances in his last four outings and 11 points (four goals, seven assists) over his past nine games. The 20-year-old is making a strong case for a larger role down the stretch and is gaining traction as a viable fantasy option. His recent uptick in production makes him a worthwhile streaming candidate in deeper leagues.

Wright potted a goal and added a helper, finishing with one shot on goal through 13:05 of ice time. He also logged nearly two minutes on the power play, helping Seattle edge Calgary in a tight matchup.

Fantasy Impact

The rookie’s two-point performance is a promising sign of his offensive potential. Though his ice time remains somewhat limited, Wright’s skill set suggests he could quickly evolve into a regular contributor. Managers in deeper leagues should keep a close eye on his deployment and power-play usage moving forward.

Shane Wright scored twice and took two penalty minutes in Seattle’s 5-4 shootout loss to Detroit on Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Wright extended his point streak to six games, recording three goals and four assists in that stretch. The young forward is heating up offensively, now up to 11 goals and 29 points through 52 games. Despite playing in a third-line role, his recent surge makes him a viable depth option in fantasy formats, particularly in leagues that reward secondary scoring and balanced category contributions.

Shane Wright recorded an assist in Thursday’s 6-2 victory over San Jose, setting up Brandon Montour’s first goal of the night. Wright capped off the best month of his career, finishing January with 10 points over 15 games—surpassing his previous high of nine points in December.

Fantasy Impact

Wright has continued to solidify his role in Seattle’s bottom six, though his shot volume (49 shots in 50 games) remains an area for improvement. With nine goals and 26 points on the season, he's a viable depth option in deeper fantasy formats, especially if he continues trending upward.