Janet Eagleson looks into the dirty laundry that aired this week between the Sharks and Joe Thornton and finds it's not her style.
Joe Thornton voices his frustration in San Jose, while Ryan Spooner is steadily producing as the Bruins' new second-line center.
The Kings are making things interesting in the Western Conference. With only a handful of playoff spots left, which teams have the best chance or going to the second dance?
The Flames are beating the odds with their continued strong play. There's reason to be wary, but there's also reasons to be glad.
Paul Bruno checks in to discuss how the Jets can get by without Dustin Byfuglien.
Neil Parker analyzes the benefits of using a defenseman in the flex position on DraftKings.
Doan is done, Abdelkader is worth a look, and the Islanders are a team to reckon with.
Dwight King looks like a solid value play this week after being moved to the top line with Marian Gaborik and Anze Kopitar. Michael Clifford dishes on his other top value plays for this week.
Jan Levine shines a deserving spotlight on Sean Monahan, who has been overshadowed in Calgary.
Dustin Byfulgien may be the league's toughest player, but the Jets will have to figure out how to fill his void for the next 2-to-4 weeks while he sits with an upper-body injury.
Carolina forward is a must-keep as fantasy season draws to a close
The Islanders are very busy this week, including two back-to-back sets.
Mike Wilson and Dan Waldner offer some tips on how to optimize your team down the stretch and some players to grab, like Detroit's Justin Abdelkader.
The Florida Panthers are one of the big surprises of the season, but the future looks even brighter.
Sidney Crosby might be in decline, but Janet Eagleson is more concerned with the entire league's decline in scoring, which should force us to change our fantasy perspectives.
Mark McLarney examines the trade deadline's impact on the power play, including for the Florida Panthers, who acquired Jaromir Jagr from the Devils.
Sens' Andrew Hammonds remains hot Friday, while second-line center Brandon Dubinsky is lighting up the lamp for Columbus.