The Flames were looking for another left defenseman to complete their blueline corps, so they did well to add Fantenberg. The Swedish blueliner will likely pair up with countryman Rasmus Andersson on Calgary's third pairing. Fantenberg has been used on both special teams in Los Angeles, so Calgary has options here.

With Fantenberg scheduled for unrestricted free agency on July 1, the Kings did very well here to add a fourth rounder (which may become a third rounder if Calgary wins two rounds, and Fantenberg plays half their games) because Fantenberg has yet to play a full NHL regular season. The Kings are retooling this season, so this move makes a ton of sense.

Fantenberg had minimal fantasy value before the deal, and his ice time figures to limit his value in Calgary as well. He was mostly added for depth purposes, but he does offer some intrigue from a fantasy standpoint.