The key player for Dallas in this deal should be Peters, who will probably take over third-string goaltender duties for the Stars for the rest of 2016-17. The 30-year-old Peters is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1, but he might be in the team's plans for next season as a backup if Dallas scraps its current two-goalkeeper system in favor of a true No. 1 man. Stay tuned.

For the Coyotes, this deal does not do much to solve their issues. However, Ranford is a scoring winger who might have some future value if he turns his '16-17 season around in a new organization. A potential restricted free agent on July 1, Ranford needs to show something down the stretch to force Arizona to qualify him. Like Hache, Troock is merely a depth player at this point.

Peters is not expected to see much ice time in Dallas this season, and is merely backup material if he makes his way back to the NHL. Therefore, his fantasy value is almost nil. Ranford has some scoring ability but is starting to look more and more like a career journeyman. Hache and Troock have no fantasy value to speak of at the NHL level.