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NHL Playoffs – Western Conference Preview
The shortened 48-game regular season has come and gone and now it is time for the playoffs! Just because the regular season is over doesn’t mean fantasy hockey is over. In this article I will be giving a small preview of each first-round series in the EAST and then players on each team that hold [...]
Continue reading...Who is For Real?
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Now that every team has played at least 2 games of this shortened season I think it is time to look at some of the players that have started strong. Obviously there are a lot of players who are playing well right now, but I can’t touch on all of them…. However I will try [...]
Continue reading...Hitting the Ground Running
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
A lot of teams were worried at the start of camp whether or not some of their players would show up in shape or not. There are a lot of players that went overseas during the lockout, but at the same time there are a lot that didn’t. It just makes sense that the players [...]
Continue reading...NHL Playoff Pool Position Primer: Forwards
Sunday, April 8, 2012
The NHL regular season may be over, but that is no reason to stop being a fantasy addict now! Several excellent websites such as Office Pools, Rinkotology and HockeyDraft.ca offer tailored pools that satisfy the need of the biggest hockey-crazed addicts, so stop biting your nails get your playoff draft on. We currently offer a free [...]
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David Perron to Return Saturday vs. Chicago
Friday, December 2, 2011
Fantastic news on the injury front as David Perron will return to the lineup tomorrow. The Sherbrooke, Quebec native is expected to flank Chris Stewart and Patrik Berglund on the second line. Considering he scored five goals in 10 games last season, the scoring winger should be a nice source of goals if he fully recovers. [...]
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Top 10 Most Productive Fantasy Hockey Lines
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
By Alexander Monaghan Editor-in-chief Less than a month ago we discussed the most dominant lines in hockey. Just two weeks in, it was hard to determine what worked and what didn’t. Eighty two percent of voters liked either the Anaheim Ducks or the Vancouver Canucks but thus far one of these things is not like [...]
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Monday, April 29, 2013
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