Tavares in line for big game Monday against tired Calgary squad
The Rangers are the only team in the NHL to play just once in the upcoming week, while the Kings will play just two games. RotoWire's Brian Rutherford breaks down the schedule.
Benjamin Zweiman checks out a slim Sunday Yahoo slate where the Kings and Anze Kopitar look like the play to back.
Dan Waldner looks at the best team in the league, Montreal, and the worst team in the league, Columbus, and tells fantasy owners how to capitalize, liking picking up Brendan Gallagher.
Janet Eagelson explores how fantasy owners can dominate one league and sink to the bottom in another. Either way, waiver pickups, like the Islanders' Brock Nelson, are critical.
The struggles of the Carolina Hurricanes are a buried storyline and the horror that is hockey in Raleigh is worth paying attention to.
Benjamin Zweiman checks out the Saturday Yahoo offerings where Montreal's Carey Price is the easiest play in DFS, and season-long fantasy hockey.
Neil Parker likes Mark Streit's value for the week ahead on DraftKings.
Jason Chen's look at the Friday Yahoo slate includes Los Angeles goaltender Jonathan Quick, who's coming off consecutive shutouts.
Neil Parker makes his picks, which includes Derek Stepan in a nice against the Coyotes, and an even better price.
The Pens and Ducks just can't seem to take flight, but they should recover better than the hapless Blue Jackets.
RotoWire's Benjamin Zweiman takes a look at the top AHL goalie prospects, including Boston's Malcolm Subban, and their timelines for breaking into the big leagues.
Todd Richards is out. John Tortorella is in. And that may actually be significant for fantasy owners.
Sasha Yodashkin breaks down the Thursday Yahoo action where Minnesota's Ryan Suter has a great matchup with the hapless Blue Jackets.
Paul Bruno surveys the landscape of the league in his latest column, including ruminations on the Blackhawks' blue line in the absence of Duncan Keith.
Jan Levine opens his debut regular season Barometer by looking at a Bruin who is returning to former glory.
Neil Parker breaks down a small four-game slate for Wednesday where Claude Giroux is the No. 1 option in the player pool.
A healthy Nicklas Backstrom is looking good, while Jack Johnson is indicative of Columbus' woes.