Neil Parker touches on Joshua Ho-Sang, recommends adding Joonas Korpisalo and previews Thursday's 10-game slate with tidbits for daily and season-long players.
Neil Parker touches on the uptick in offense following the All-Star break and previews Thursday's eight-game slate with tidbits for daily and season-long players.
Daniel E. Dobish previews Wednesday's NHL slate, taking a look at some big-time sleepers in the penultimate night of action before the All-Star break.
Saturday brings up the league's best power play against the league's best penalty kill, as well as a battle between the two division leaders out West. Plus, a rookie worth a pickup.
Nashville's Austin Watson is starting to emerge as a legitimate top-six winger, causing Andrew Fiorentino to recommend him for fantasy owners in deeper formats.
The Blues' Vladimir Tarasenko and the Penguins' Evgeni Malkin have both been great credits to Mother Russia with their performances this year.
Jason Chen takes a small peak at the Centennial Classic.
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?
Joe Mahoney talks about the best hockey played during the holidays, and recommends picking up Brad Marchand.
Despite sitting in last place, Anaheim is just five points out of a playoff spot. Just how bad is the Pacific Division?
Stay the course with Pittsburgh and beware Stammergeddon
Kyle Palmieri keeps scoring goals, while Jarome Iginla has gone cold
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.
Many players got the monkey off their back Friday, scoring their first of the season or ending epic slumps.