Tag Archive | "Niklas Backstrom"
On the Hot Seat: Conklin, Brodeur, Harding & More!
On the Hot Seat is a column which will run on Saturdays and will discuss the likely changes between the pipes at the moment. Think of this as a primer that will go over basically any starting goalie position that might be in jeopardy whatsoever. Philadelphia Flyers Ilya Bryzgalov remains the Flyers’ starting goalie but [...]
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Head-to-Head Faceoff: Is Ilya Bryzgalov Healthy?
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Head-to-Head Faceoff is a weekly column by Alexander Monaghan which will run every Sunday and continue into Monday. Here you’ll find a breakdown of each team’s schedule for the week as well as which goalies you can expect to see in net so you can make sure to set your fantasy rosters accordingly. Anaheim Ducks [...]
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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...Line Change on the Fly: Quick Claims Top Spot
Saturday, December 3, 2011
‘Line Change on the Fly’ is the feature where we re-rank our current player rankings. This edition ranks starting goalies and their counterparts for the first time since the preseason. Feel free to go nuts in the comments. Good day, fantasy hockey players. For the last couple of weeks we’ve heard clamoring over our current [...]
Continue reading...Niklas Backstrom Suffers Lower-Body Injury
Saturday, December 3, 2011
For the second time in four starts, Minnesota Wild starting goalie Niklas Backstrom was forced to prematurely leave a game. Unlike the first time, last night his removal was involuntary as he suffered a lower-body injury, giving way to Josh Harding. After the game, coach Mike Yeo would claim the injury is not serious. However, [...]
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Saturday, February 4, 2012
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