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Crashing the Net: Add Perron While You Can
Welcome to this week’s edition of Crashing the Net. For this ninth week of the season we’re going to take a look at each position and some of the players that you might want to add to your roster. We hope you will be able to utilize this article in order to gain a competitive [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: All Kipper, All the Time
Monday, December 5, 2011
Anaheim Ducks (LA, @StL, @Nsh) Backup goalie Dan Ellis is suffering from a groin injury so Jeff Deslauriers has been called up to serve as the backup. The Ducks have struggled so far but will look to change their luck this week. Jonas Hiller will remain in the top goalie spot and likely get all three starts [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: Halaking the Caps
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Anaheim Ducks (Mon, Phi, Min) As the month nears an end, the Ducks continue to struggle and Jonas Hiller continues to disappoint. He’ll keep his number one spot, but until he steps up his game, you may want to keep him away from your lineup, as he let in 12 goals in a three game [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: The Thanksgiving Drive
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Unfortunately at DailyFaceoff.com we aren’t here to feed you like a Thanksgiving food drive. However, we are here to feed your knowledge base and ultimately serve your fantasy hockey team with next week’s happenings. Below you will find the potential outlook on all 30 teams as well as the expected games played next week. Feel [...]
Continue reading...H-2-H Faceoff: Sabres, Canes, Habs, Wings, Leafs & Avs
Sunday, November 13, 2011
By Mollie Krupp Who’s been the most surprising goalie for you this season? And who’s been the most disappointing? Dish out your opinions on the goalie sitch so far this season. Anaheim Ducks (@LA, LA, Det) Jonas Hiller and the Ducks have been less than lucky on the ice so far this season and lately Hiller’s performance [...]
Continue reading...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 [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: Jhonas Enroth Time?
Monday, November 7, 2011
By Alexander Monaghan Editor-in-chief Anaheim Ducks (Van, Nsh, Min) Following a three-day layoff, Jonas Hiller could start all three games. However, coach Randy Carlyle and company could opt to send Dan Ellis out there against his former team. Typically a starting goalie is not announced until 30 minutes prior to game time so check the [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: 20 Percent Calgary Tower
Sunday, October 30, 2011
By Alexander Monaghan Editor-in-chief Anaheim Ducks (@Was, @NYR, @Det) With no back-to-back games and Dan Ellis probably starting tonight, Jonas Hiller likely mans the nets in all three contests. Boston Bruins (Ott, @Tor) Although the Bruins have struggled so far this season, Tim Thomas has continued to be strong in the net. Play him confidently as [...]
Continue reading...The Cycle: Bryzgalov’s Terrible; Panthers in Playoffs?
Friday, October 28, 2011
The cycle spans the internet for intelligent, well-thought out articles which either help your fantasy team or will give you some better incite on your favorite team. If you feel we should add your link, feel free to contact us at contact at dailyfaceoff dot com or on twitter @DailyFaceoff. After 220 games in the [...]
Continue reading...Head-to-Head Faceoff: Break for Steve Mason?
Sunday, October 23, 2011
What is the price of a good goalie? What would you consider a good trade for a good goalie? And who would you consider trading for? Think about those questions and tell us what you think in the comments. Anaheim Ducks (@Chi, @Min, @Nsh, @Cls) Back-to-back games should allow for Hiller to rest and Ellis to make an [...]
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Monday, December 5, 2011
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