Jan Levine previews the Stanley Cup playoffs, picking each round, as Alex Ovechkin looks to put the Capitals on his back en route to a title.
As the season comes to a close, the Senators and Canadiens battle for the Atlantic Division, the top two power plays square off, and a Hurricane rookie is worth a pick up.
Neil Parker touches on AHL seasoning, looks at Zach Sanford and previews Thursday's 12-game slate with tidbits for daily and season-long players.
Despite all attention being on Sunday's big Oscar flub, there were some significant moves made in the NHL. That includes two big trades.
Arizona's Alex Burmistrov makes his return to Winnipeg after the team cut him two weeks ago, and Daniel E. Dobish likes his chances to find the scoresheet for fantasy owners.
There are a lot of games on the Saturday slate, including several teams who also played on Friday. That means a lot of backups goalies potentially in net, which could have a real impact on your fantasy decision making.
The matchups aren't that hot on Wednesday, but fantasy hockey never rests. Plus, a Wild player you might want to pick up.
2016 ends with a bang, thanks to 10 games on the docket. The red hot Wild and Blue Jackets square off, Marc-Andre Fleury tries to step in for Matt Murray, and the Rangers and Flames have great matchups.
Neil Parker looks at the Blue Jackets and Wild and previews Thursday's 12-game slate with tips and tidbits for daily and season-long players
Jan Levine ranks the skaters and goalies in the Stanley Cup Playoffs for fantasy playoff leagues. Can you guess where Alex Ovechkin ranks?
Jan Levine looks at who's hot and who's not in the NHL this week, including goaltender Devan Dubnyk, who has been a big late-season key for the Wild.
Mark McLarney looks at players on the waiver wire who can help on the power play down the stretch, including Washington's Matt Niskanen, who has taken advantage of increased ice time with injuries to teammates.
The Flames and Bruins provided a concise example of everything great about hockey on Friday.
The Senators are becoming one of the best offensive teams in the league.
Leo Komarov is getting hot with first-line minutes in Toronto and is still available in the vast majority of fantasy leagues.