Preparation is key when it comes to fantasy sports, and fantasy hockey is no different, which is why mapping out how the opening rounds of your draft might go could give you a big advantage over the competition.
While it's impossible to predict precisely how the opposition will operate, doing mock drafts from different spots can go a long way toward helping you formulate a plan and knowing when runs on certain positions are likely to occur.
Here is a four-round mock draft to give you an idea of what to expect on draft day, along with a look at a few sleepers you should consider landing in the latter portion of your draft.