What It Means:

"I'm getting more comfortable every day, every week," said Teravainen, who has played all three forward positions since coming into the NHL. "I've been around a little bit. It's getting easier, for sure." Coach Joel Quenneville is known for shaking up his lines frequently, but he's hoping that Teravainen can stay on the top unit.

This is great news for the 21-year-old's fantasy outlook this season as he'll be on one of hockey's top lines. Teravainen came on strong at the end of last season and was a key cog in Chicago's run to the cup. In all, he totaled four goals and five assists in 34 regular season games, finishing with a plus/minus of +4. He surpassed that production in Chicago's 18 playoff games, scoring four goals and dishing out six assists in the Blackhawks' run to the cup.