He’s back now, but Jason Spezza is just one of many stars who has missed time this season. Seeing strange players and a ton of callups that have you looking at your program like WTF is this? Well, you are not alone. A rash of injuries has plagued the NHL the likes of which I […]
The Wire Troll: Injury Express Read Post »
Honestly? I’m a little in love with Anderson.
Fantasy Hockey Roundtable: Craig Anderson – Hero or Zero? Read Post »
An old wise man once told me that your Fantasy hockey team and real hockey team for that matter are only as good as your netminders. Laugh as you will, but this is something that is very true. October and November are often very nasty months when you think about it. This year is no exception. Add injuries and swine flu to the mix and one may have to dodge more minefields than they can handle in their quest to find good goaltending.
Ice Chips: Mining The Netminders Read Post »
There’s a whole lot of answers that rhyme with Smell Hotto. I’m just saying…
Fantasy Hockey Roundtable: Call it Rookie Love Read Post »
Holmgren knew what he had on his hands — a keeper. He had a player who had won at every level before the NHL; a player who hated to lose; a mild-mannered person who possessed a burning desire to win; a player who would stand up to anyone and anything when it mattered.
Mike Richards: Staking out his Claim among Legendary Team Leaders Read Post »
A shorter but sweet edition this week. It is that time of year where already in H2H leagues…the contenders are rising to the top. This early you may ask? Yes they are. Sure there are some surprises but everyone is looking for those now like they have it on radar. Stalkers of the players that will put them over the top now instead of what may come later.
The Wire Troll: Striking it Rich Read Post »
Benching them is fine, but I’d really only advise doing that if you’ve got a full slate of guys to play and need to make choices about your evening’s roster. If you’re just looking to conserve games, you might as well gamble on these guys putting up the eventual monster game that gets them back in the groove. Remember, coaches are relying on these guys to shoulder the bulk of the load, so they’ll often do whatever they can to get them going.
Ice Chips: Second-Tier Shuffle Read Post »
