Marc-Andre Bergeron potted two goals in the Lightning's 3-2 shootout loss against the Florida Panthers Saturday night. Bergeron is a force to be reckoned with during the mad advantage and is only a couple of seasons removed from potting 13 and 14 goals and recording the majority of his points on the power play. Pick him up immediately if you play in deeper leagues. He has plenty of upside as a fourth defenseman in a 12-team league.

Marc-Andre Bergeron could see plenty of action on the point during the man advantage this season and has plenty of upside as a fourth defenseman in a 12-team league. Bergeron is a force to be reckoned with during the power play and Tampa head coach Guy Boucher has indicated that he will be given first dibs on the point with the man advantage this season. Bergeron is only a couple of seasons removed from potting 13 and 14 goals and recording the majority of his points on the power play. He'll have plenty of fantasy value if Boucher decides to use him on the man advantage in the vast majority of their games, but there's a good chance that won't happen. Still, he's worth keeping an eye on. He has plenty of upside as a fourth defenseman in a 12-team league.

Marc-Andre Bergeron inks a two-year deal with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Although the financial terms of the contract were not disclosed, the Lightning did confirm that it's a one-way deal. Bergeron is regarded primarily as a power-play specialist. He will have some fantasy value if he plays regularly, but we wouldn't be surprised if he ends up serving as the Lightning's seventh defenseman.