This is an intriguing deal for the Sharks, who traded former starting netminder Antti Niemi to the Stars on draft weekend. Jones is a lot younger and offers way more upside than Niemi. Jones has looked like a potential starting goalkeeper as the backup to Jonathan Quick in LA, and now he gets a chance to prove it while remaining in the state of California--where he has familiarity.

For the Bruins this trade essentially completes the previous Milan Lucic trade with the Kings, since Jones was a key component in that deal. They acquired another first-round draft pick here for 2016, which could be a fairly high selection if San Jose continues their downhill trend in '15-16. They also received a serviceable prospect in Kuraly--an NCAA product. Good deal for Boston.

Jones has gone from backup in LA, to backup in Boston, to clear-cut starter in San Jose. Therefore, his fantasy value has now skyrocketed. The big loser here is Alex Stalock, though he remains a sleeper as he continues to back up in San Jose. Meanwhile, Bruins' top goaltending prospect Malcolm Subban's fantasy value is back up, after taking a hit when Jones arrived in Boston.