RotoWire's Paul Bruno reviews some of the trades and free-agent moves from the offseason, including Phil Kessel, who will now play with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin in Pittsburgh.
Not even the loss of Mark Giordano can cool the Flames
The Blues have four games this week and only two next week, but Brian Rutherford explains why you should stick with some St. Louis skaters.
Sens' Andrew Hammonds remains hot Friday, while second-line center Brandon Dubinsky is lighting up the lamp for Columbus.
Jason Chen breaks down the defensive changes throughout the league after the trade deadline, while highlighting P.K. Subban's strong play of late.
Jamie Benn has been without his partner in crime since Tyler Seguin went down with a knee injury. It hasn't stopped him from stepping up his game. Sunday Daily Puck takes a look at him and a review of Saturday action.
Some hot veterans, some cold veterans, and a promising young player.
Jason Chen breaks down Sunday's big trade that sent Cody Franson to Nashville where he could end up as the Predators' No. 2 scoring option.
Tyler Seguin is down for the next three to six weeks with a lower body injury. What will the Stars do to replace him? What should fantasy owners do?
Nabokov returns to San Jose to retire a Shark. A look back at one of the best goalies of a generation.
Jason Chen checks in around the league, including one player he's deemed the next Nicklas Lidstrom.
Who are some of the players that add sneaky value if you avoid taking the big name defensemen like Drew Doughty? Jason Chen elaborates in this week's column.
Johan Franzen might have fallen off radar screens when he was out with an injury, but he's back now and seeing power-play opportunities.
A look at the top even-strength and power-play point producers thus far, and what it means for your fantasy team.
Neil Parker elaborates on the now-three basic rules of daily fantasy hockey.
Alexander Steen is among the many Blues off to mediocre starts for the Blues, but teammate Jaden Schwartz is off to a tremendous start.
Thanks to a sharp uptick in shot attempts, Washington's Marcus Johansson has emerged as one of Michael Clifford's favorite value plays for this week's NHL slate.
After noticing an uncharacteristically low shooting percentage with Vancouver last season, the Bolts' Jason Garrison should be in line for a rebound in both season-long formats and in FanDuel play this week, especially with Victor Hedman out.