Yearly Archives: 2007

October 26, 2007

By |2007-10-26T07:47:30-04:00October 26th, 2007|Hockey Rambling|

 Wow, this is something - you know a team really likes you when... The Kings have signed Dustin Brown to a contract extension. Two years? Three? Nope. Six years. Terms were not disclosed. Thanks to Kukla's Korner for digging this gem up.  I missed this in the ramblings this morning, but I have to give credit [...]

The Keenan Factor

By |2007-10-25T18:27:21-04:00October 25th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Keenan

 

Now that we are a few games into the regular season, it is much easier to get a read on what is happening in Calgary and what kind of impact new coach Mike Keenan is having.

In September there were some very key questions being asked by fantasy poolies – now we have some answers.

 

Role Reversal

By |2015-07-24T11:08:46-04:00October 25th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Nash

 

Last season was typical of many previous seasons for two different teams. The Columbus Blue Jackets had another sub par year in which expectations were not met. Their record was 33 wins 49 losses. The Devils on the other hand had another spectacular season in which they reached the playoffs. Their overall record was the opposite - 49 wins 33 losses. While it is still early on in the 2007-08 season it seems the two teams have done a role reversal.

 

October 25, 2007

By |2007-10-25T07:50:30-04:00October 25th, 2007|Hockey Rambling|

 Give your take on the John Tavares situation here .  The Leafs, via the Marlies, are trying to get John Tavares signed to a pro contract. Their logic is pretty smart, actually, and this would definitely sell tickets for their minor league team. Here is the link with all the info - Leafs make overtures on [...]

Yahoo! Position Eligibility

By |2015-07-24T11:08:48-04:00October 24th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Erat

 

Yahoo! Is the most popular fantasy hockey league manager, but they can sometimes be quite slow to reflect the reality of the NHL as far as player position eligibility goes. So it’s important to keep an eye out for changes in that area, because some players can become quite attractive once they gain a new position. Here’s a recap of some recent eligibility changes and how it affects a player’s value.
 

October 24, 2007

By |2007-10-24T07:58:46-04:00October 24th, 2007|Hockey Rambling|

 Ryan Callahan may have sprained his knee, or worse. Indications are that it is a mild sprain, but he is going for an MRI today and will likely not dress tomorrow. Greg Moore or Alex Bourret will be recalled to take his spot. To make room for another forward, Thomas Pock had to be waived. [...]

Hail to the King

By |2015-07-24T11:08:49-04:00October 23rd, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

kopitar

 

Many expected the Los Angeles Kings to challenge for a playoff spot this season, but it looks like they are still at least another season away. The Kings have been a nightmare defensively, and decided that getting stud prospect Jonathan Bernier out of town before his development was 'screwed up' was the best idea. 

October 23, 2007

By |2007-10-23T07:29:31-04:00October 23rd, 2007|Hockey Rambling|

 TSN is reporting that Joni Pitkanen will be out of the Edmonton lineup for the next two weeks. They did not say why, only that he has not skated for a few days. Ladislav Smid is expected to be recalled. But expect Tom Gilbert to finally get some PP time.  Bryan Berard will be out 2-4 [...]

Solving the Meniscus Mystery

By |2015-07-24T11:08:52-04:00October 22nd, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

Leclaire

 

I’m often dead wrong on predictions, but that’s okay because I love when goalies silence their critics and prove to everyone what horrible analysts they really are. Well, before the season started I severely downgraded Manny Legace and Pascal Leclaire due to the tragic meniscus injuries they suffered last season. Two weeks into the season and so much for THAT lousy line of reasoning.

Is This the Year for Carter?

By |2007-10-22T08:26:31-04:00October 22nd, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Carter

 

Everyone believes it is coming. It just hasn’t happened yet.

Jeff Carter was one of the premier prospects in the game and when he made the NHL at age 20 he showed enough flashes of brilliance to convince most pundits that somewhere inside that 6-foot-3, 200-pound frame was a star in the making.

 

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