Andrew Robinson is a steady two-way defenseman the Edmonton Oilers selected 133rd overall out of the Windsor Spitfires. His rookie Ontario Hockey League season was quietly effective: 9 goals and 24 points in 63 games with a plus-36 rating that ranked second on a strong Windsor team, plus eight points across 13 playoff games. The plus-minus and the role on a deep club point to sound defensive habits and reads well ahead of where most first-year blueliners sit. The offensive projection is modest, and no single standout tool screams a top-four future. He returns to Windsor for a larger role, the natural next step for a defenseman whose value is built on reliability rather than production. For fantasy he holds little standalone appeal in most formats given the low point ceiling, and his path to relevance runs through a scoring uptick that the early returns do not promise. He is a deep-league and dynasty monitor only, worth another look if his point totals climb meaningfully in his second Windsor season.