king a bigger immediate fantasy impact given the scarcity of production at his position.Jonathan Huberdeau (Florida, C) -- The third-overall pick of the 2011 NHL Draft continued his domination of the QMJHL during the NHL Lockout with 16 goals and 45 points in 30 GP with Saint John, giving him 222 points in 134 career games played in the Q. Huberdeau had a stretch of points in 14 of 15 games before being suspended four games for instigating a fight in the final five minutes in mid-December.Huberdeau also had his second-straight strong performance for the disappointing Canadian team in the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship with nine points in six games. There is no question the Panthers prospect is ready to make the jump to the NHL.The Panthers have Stephen Weiss at center but not much depth after that so Huberdeau should be getting top-six minutes fairly quickly. The reasoning behind not having him on the roster last season even though he lead the team in goals during the preseason was the physicality of the NHL. The extra time in the minors benefited Huberdeau and now the Panthers and your fantasy team will reap the rewards. The 6-1 forward went from 171 pounds to about 180 and added a mean streak to his game, which should also lead to a surprising boost in penalty minutes. In fact, in his 134 career QMJHL games Huberdeau has 186 PIMs while still poasting an impressive plus-111 rating.PLAY YAHOO! FANTASY HOCKEYLace up your skates and sign up for Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Hockey, the No. 1 Fantasy Hockey game on the Web. Create or join a league and manage your team with free live scoring, expert advice, and exclusive video highlights.SIGN UP NOW ›MORE FANTASY HOCKEY STORIES ›Mikael Granlund (Minnesota, C) -- The Wild stole the headlines this offseason by signing Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, but the play of Mikael Granlund should catch the attention of all fantasy owners. After posting scorching offensive numbers for several seasons in Finland the ninth overall pick of the 2010 NHL Draft is having similar success at the start of his North American pro career.The 5-10 center had eight goals and 21 points in 21 games played with the Houston Aeros of the AHL. His durability will be tested in the NHL as missed 12 games in the AHL due to an ankle injury, but in his case the rewards outweigh the risks.Granlund has been a consistent scorer with point streaks of seven and five games and is not afraid to shoot the puck with 40 shots and a 20% shooting percentage. If you ever need proof of how skilled the center is just watch the video of his lacrosse style goal in the 2011 World Championship semifinals, which was immortalized on a Finnish postage stamp.Other notable NHL rookie stats during the Lockout (playing in North America):Chris Kreider (NY Rangers, LW): 33 GP, 5 G, 7 A, 12 Pts, 55 PIMs with Connecticut (AHL)Sven Baertschi (Calgary, LW): 21 GP, 6 G, 12 A, 18 Pts, 4 PP Pts with Abbotsford (AHL)Dougie Hamilton (Boston, D): 32 GP, 8 G,patrick kane jersey youth, 33 A, 41 Pts, plus-24 with Niagara IceDogs (OHL)Ryan Strome (NY Islanders, C):