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Most Likely to Succeed: Calgary Flames

Monday, August 30, 2010

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Most Likely to Succeed: Calgary Flames

Most likely to Succeed is our newest series which points out one player from every team and explains why that player is poised to increase their point totals. While some teams may have more than one player likely to breakout and some none, we will focus on the ones who actually should improve with a [...]

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Busy Day(s) for RFA Re-Signings

Friday, July 30, 2010

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Busy Day(s) for RFA Re-Signings

As we continue to await the Antti Niemi decision, numerous players re-signed with their teams either through arbitration or avoiding the process altogether. Although many of the names do not hold the same luster as Niemi, a few of these players should make an impact on your fantasy lineups. Jason Demers signed a two-year contract [...]

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Teams Lining up to Settle Before Arbitration

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

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Teams Lining up to Settle Before Arbitration

A few weeks ago we released an arbitration list which named the players ready to do battle with their employers. From that list a vast majority settled with the exception of Stanley Cup winner Antti Niemi. Let’s take a short look at who settled and who is still prepared to go to war: James Wisniewski [...]

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Fantasy Season in Review: Calgary Flames

Thursday, July 15, 2010

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Fantasy Season in Review: Calgary Flames

Offensive Corps: The captain Jarome Iginla led the team in scoring for the ninth straight season but did not display the same scoring tenacity he showed earlier in his career.  His 69 points were his lowest point totals since the lockout began and at age 33, one has to wonder if this will be a [...]

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Forgettable 2009-10 Fantasy Seasons: Part 5/5

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

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Forgettable 2009-10 Fantasy Seasons: Part 5/5

It’s always a difficult process making player projections at the start of a fantasy season but what happens when we think the world of a player and he falls completely short of his lofty expectations?  When making preseason projections, analysts take everything into account – past trends, a previous season’s playoff performance, their team, their [...]

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The Value 25

Saturday, March 13, 2010

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The Value 25

The best way to describe this list is if you go to the waiver wire in your individual fantasy league (personally, I use Yahoo!) and find that Alexei Ponikarovsky, Tim Connolly, or Ryan Clowe are all available, this list is not for you. The Value 25 is a watch list intended for deep fantasy league [...]

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Oilers Get Younger, Bigger and Shed Payroll

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

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Oilers Get Younger, Bigger and Shed Payroll

The Edmonton Oilers made two deals today which should effect their payroll, size and average team age.  Their first deal sent offensive defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky to the Anaheim Ducks for Ryan Whitney and a sixth round draft pick.  Their second move sent long-time Oiler Steve Staios to the Calgary Flames for impending UFA Aaron Johnson [...]

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Will Olympic Success Carry Over?

Monday, March 1, 2010

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Will Olympic Success Carry Over?

This Olympics proved that certain players possess the talent to play against both top notch talent and on the smaller ice surface.  Of course, we cannot predict how any player will perform once they return to their NHL teams, but lets look at some players who could can ride their added confidence level into heightened [...]

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Locking Up the Youth

Friday, February 26, 2010

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Locking Up the Youth

The last week marked an interesting trend with certain NHL front offices as general managers began locking up their promising young players.  Pekka Rinne, Andrew MacDonald, Cal Clutterbuck and Rene Bourque all inked new deals, ensuring they would wear their sweaters for at least another couple of seasons. The youngest of the four would be [...]

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2009-10 Western Conference All-Stars

Monday, February 8, 2010

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2009-10 Western Conference All-Stars

There’s no official NHL All-Star game this year because of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver but we still left the vote up to you!  Voting ended at the end of January and we’ve tallied up the results for the Western Conference All-Star team. Your 2009-10 Western Conference starting lineup:

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