Mitch Marner records three assists in Golden Knights win over Utah

Fantasy hockey: The three-point night fits his recent averages, and his underlying play grades 60 out of 100 among forwards. Fantasy impact.

By Fantasy Roundup Staff · November 12, 2026 · Updated November 15, 2026

Mitch Marner records three assists in Golden Knights win over Utah

Mitch Marner posted three assists on three shots in 18:25 in Vegas's 5-3 win over Utah on Wednesday, November 11. He finished even in the victory.

The line fits the level Marner had already established in his recent averages, 1.14 points per game across 215 games. His underlying play grades 60 out of 100 among forwards in shots, scoring chances and ice time, a read on how sustainable his scoring is.

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Marner's three-point performance aligns with his recent averages of 0.35 goals and 0.79 assists per game. He plays 19:52 a night and logs 3:22 of power-play time per game, ranking fourth among all Golden Knights skaters on the man advantage. His shot total of three matches his 2.1 shots per game baseline.

The winger remains on Vegas's first power-play unit and has three games left this week, on Friday, Sunday and Tuesday. His process grade of 60 out of 100 among forwards suggests his scoring rate may not hold. Fantasy managers who roster him can start him in the remaining games, but the value this performance delivered was already priced in.

What to do

• Keep Marner in your lineup for his three remaining games this week.

• Do not expect every night to produce three assists, given his process grade sits at 60 out of 100.

• Recognize that his 1.14 points per game makes this a normal night for his established level.

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Quick answers

What does this mean for Mitch Marner in fantasy hockey?

Star night: 3 assists, 3 shots in 18:25. His value holds. A big line from a player already at 1.14 points per game in his recent averages; his value was priced in before this game.

Should I start Mitch Marner this week?

Yes. Vegas plays 4 games this week, and he has averaged 1.14 points per game.

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