Sidney Crosby at the Pens would be battling for one of the final playoff spots in the Western Conference. Janet Eagleson examines the differences between the two conferences in the latest edition of Frozen Fantasy.
The Eastern Conference has been awful so far - will it last?
Patrick Kane's rounding into midseason form, happy news for the Blackhawks and happier still for his fantasy owners.
MacArthur and Berra steal the spotlight from the Ovi and Sid show.
Kris Letang's scoring from the blue line should draw a premium forward in return if you're looking for scoring up front.
Dany Heatley returns to Ottawa Wednesday, a city sure not to forget him
The Coyotes have gotten plenty of production from Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Keith Yandle (pictured), but there's another player leading them in goals from the blue line.
Antti Niemis struggles have to have the Sharks -- not to mention his fantasy owners -- suddenly worrying about their rock in goal.
Even after Steven Stamkos's brutal injury, Evan Berofsky suggests that there's good value to be found in Tampa Bay.
Kris Versteeg is expected to complement the Blackhawks nicely after two-year vacation in Florida.
Dan Pennucci and Janet Eagleson believe that while Alexander Steen will likely fall back to earth, the Blues are for real and are primed to make a deep playoff run.
Erik Karlsson and the Senators have four games this upcoming week. Brian Rutherford breaks down the rest of the docket in this week's edition.
Steve Ott looks to lead the way in Buffalo's turnaround after this week's front office shakeup.
The Stars brought Tyler Seguin to Dallas and paired him with Jamie Benn. The results so far: so good.
After Ted Nolan returned as the Sabres' bench boss this week, the Blackhawks acquired a familiar face and brought Kris Versteeg back to the Windy City. Janet Eagleson takes a closer look at the impact of those changes.
Brayden Schenn has been on a tear as the Flyers try to dig themselves out of an early season hole.
The first quarter is done and it's time to weed out the pretenders
At 29, Travis Morin may not be a prospect anymore, but his incredible success in the minors has him tasting NHL action for just the second time ever.