The Minnesota Wild have shown interest in Joel Farabee, but they are not fully on board with his contract, which has three years remaining at a $5 million cap hit.

Joel Farabee is among several Flyers players who were gaining fantasy momentum but have since been hindered by a new core group on the depth chart. With a roster spot that limits his opportunities, it's suggested that panic may be warranted regarding his fantasy value.

Joel Farabee opened the scoring for the Flyers with a goal in the first period, capitalizing on a missed slapshot by Scott Laughton. After a previous game where he played well but didn’t score, Farabee found the net for his third goal of the season, showcasing his ability to finish plays effectively.

Joel Farabee scored one of the Flyers' goals in the game and contributed to the team's offensive efforts, but Philadelphia's struggles continued, as they now hold a 1-9-1 record this season when allowing three or more goals.

Joel Farabee, 24, has become an intriguing trade target as he has struggled to find his place in Philadelphia's top six amid the team's rebuilding phase. With two goals and six points in 13 games this season, Farabee's offensive skills could provide a significant boost to the Sabres' top six and power play. His contract runs through the end of the 2027-28 season, making him a long-term asset rather than just a rental for Buffalo.