Troy Terry

Troy Terry scored a second-period power-play goal during a 3-1 win versus San Jose. He had four shots on goal in 16:14 minutes of ice time.

Fantasy Impact

Terry is off to a good start this season with four goals and one assist (five points) in his first six games. Last year he played in 76 games scoring 20 goals with 34 assists (54 points) with a minus-10 rating.

Troy Terry scored his 23rd goal and added his 38th assist in Thursday's 5-3 loss to the Kings.

Fantasy Impact

Terry finishes a strong season which saw him produce 61 points in 70 games. Along with Trevor Zegras, the two were the only Ducks worth rostering from the start of the year, and even though Terry missed some time due to injury, he more than made up for it in the games he did play. Terry may have an even better season next year, as the Ducks are sure to bring in reinforcements to retool this lackluster roster. He should be a good target in the middle rounds of the draft next season.

Tory Terry added six shots and scored his 22nd goal of the season in Wednesday's 3-1 loss to the Oilers.

Fantasy Impact

Terry returned after missing a few games due to personal reasons, and he picked up right where he left off as he has five points in his last five games. With a solid season of 57 points in 67 games, he has been one of the few Ducks that deserves to be rostered universally. Keep him in your lineup to close out the season and if possible, add him to any small slate DFS lineups in these final few games.

Troy Terry added three shots, earned his 35th assist, and scored on the powerplay for his 21st goal of the season in Saturday's 6-3 loss to the Blues.

Fantasy Impact

Terry had a great performance, which is par for the course considering how the year has gone for the lowly Ducks. Terry and Trevor Zegras are the only Ducks worth rostering universally to close out the season, so keep starting him with confidence in your league.

Troy Terry earned his 33rd assist of the season in Sunday's 2-1 loss to the Canucks.

Fantasy Impact

Terry is up to 53 points in 63 games, which translates well in all formats of Fantasy Hockey. He and Trevor Zegras are the only Ducks worth rostering universally at this time, so continue to start him with confidence in your league to close out the season.