Jacob Josefson moved to the wing on the first line Saturday. He played on a line with Damien Brunner and Patrik Elias and chipped in with a goal and an assist. If Josefson plays first line minutes in New Jersey he will be worth a very late pick in pools. He had only a goal and three points in 22 games last season but the 20th overall selection in the 2009 Draft is regarded as an excellent two-way forward. He is only 22 so he still has plenty of time to show that he could score at the NHL level.