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Panarin scored his 30th goal of the season Tuesday against Colorado, matching last year's total.
The Bread Man keeps rollin' -- that's now five straight games in which Panarin has scored a goal. He's also recorded his second straight 30-goal, 70-point campaign, getting off to a better start statistically than star teammate Patrick Kane, who only managed to score 30 in his third NHL season. Sure, Panarin was older when he came into the NHL and gets to play with Kane on a top team, but his production this year proves his rookie season was no fluke. The scariest thing is that Panarin is still going to get better, so this duo should be wreaking havoc in the Western Conference for the next decade. He's a keeper-level asset across all fantasy formats.
