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"How's that for a new strategy in the NHL? No grinders or checkers, just four lines of pure offense? I doubt that is the game plan under new coach Barry Melrose, but you never know. At the end of the day, it is likely only the top six will have positive fantasy value, so watching line combinations will be priority No. 1 at Tampa Bay's training camp. What about the defense, though? Offensive catalyst Dan Boyle is off to San Jose, leaving a giant void at power-play quarterback. Matt Carle could prove the brass in San Jose wrong and recapture his 42-point 2006-07 form, but all the elements were in place for him to succeed last season and he didn't. Ty Wishart (also from the Boyle trade) is an top offensive defenseman prospect out of the Sharks system and also will get a chance. In this debate, however, I think I will side with the un-sexy but known commodities of Filip Kuba and Paul Ranger. I think they, as well as Carle, all post No. 4 defensemen numbers for fantasy, as no real dominant force emerges from the Lightning blue line."