February 27, 2008

Dobber Sports

2008-02-27

 

In a Head to Head league? As part of a special "Roto-Look Ahead", I added a chart at the bottom that gives you the teams with the best – and worst – schedule from March 10 through the end of the season. Apparently, in Yahoo! the playoffs for H2H leagues start March 10.

 

Ottawa has fired coach John Paddock. Bryan Murray takes over. This should get the Sens going, if nothing else. As an Emery owner in one league, I'm pretty happy with the move. 

 

One trade missed yesterday – the Ducks traded prospect RW Brandon Segal to the Lightning for 28-year-old career minor leaguer Jay Leach. Neither are remotely close to my fantasy prospect list.

 

The Ducks returned Andrew Ebbett to Portland, so it looks like Weight will be back in the lineup shortly.

 

Chris Pronger had surgery to repair his jaw after getting a stick in the mouth. It may cost him a couple of games, but the Ducks have Bergeron now and would like to see what he can do. 

 

With all their trades, sots of space opened up in Atlanta. So the team recalled Bryan Little and Colin Stuart. Little played 14:14 and 1:59 on the PP last night and was a minus-1. Stuart was a minus-2 and played even less.

 

Alex Tanguay did not dress yesterday because of his neck injury. He is day to day.

 

Mark Parrish missed last night's contest with the flu.

 

Columbus assigned Derick Brassard to Syracuse and recalled Derek McKenzie.

 

Carolina assigned Jeff Hamilton, who had cleared waivers a month ago, to Albany. This was to make room for the return of Patrick Eaves and the arrival of Tuomo Ruttu. Eaves played 6:42 and Ruutu played 15:31 and notched an assist. Line combos below:

 

Carolina line combos: Staal with Cole and Whitney, Cullen with Ruutu and Samsonov, Eaves was like a rover – playing shifts with Cullen and Samsonov, as well as with Brookbank and Ruutu. He even saw a shift with Staal.

 

Detroit assigned Jimmy Howard to the minors. Hasek expects to play on Friday.

 

The Kings sent Teddy Purcell to Manchester.

 

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This is sort of implied… but the Habs recalled Jaroslav Halak.

 

The Isles recalled Jeff Tambellini

 

With the arrival of Prospal, the Flyers sent Steve Downie to the minors. They also sent down Ryan Parent.

 

While they await the arrival of Hossa and Dupuis, the Penguins had to recall Connor James and Nathan Smith.

 

The Blues recalled Jeff Woywitka.

 

The Maple Leafs recalled Jeremy Williams – he is worth keeping an eye on as he may see more ice time this time around.

 

The Canucks recalled Rick Rypien and reassigned Luc Bourdon.

 

Viktor Kozlov missed last night's contest with the flu. Chris Bourque was recalled in his stead. He played fewer than 10 minutes and did not see the PP.

 

It turns out that Robert Lang left the practice ice yesterday because he has a sore back, not because he was being told of a trade. We get excited over little things like that haha.

 

San Jose will look to extend Brian Campbell.

 

Matt Niskanen missed yesterday's game with a bruised foot. Boucher was back in the lineup though, and played 18:47.

 

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UPCOMING GAMES

Oct 22 - 18:10 PHI vs WSH
Oct 22 - 18:10 FLA vs MIN
Oct 22 - 18:10 N.J vs T.B
Oct 22 - 19:10 BUF vs DAL
Oct 22 - 19:10 MTL vs NYR
Oct 22 - 19:10 CBJ vs TOR
Oct 22 - 19:10 NYI vs DET
Oct 22 - 20:10 STL vs WPG
Oct 22 - 20:10 CHI vs VAN
Oct 22 - 20:10 SEA vs COL
Oct 22 - 20:10 NSH vs BOS
Oct 22 - 21:10 EDM vs CAR
Oct 22 - 21:10 UTA vs OTT
Oct 22 - 21:10 CGY vs PIT
Oct 22 - 22:10 ANA vs S.J
Oct 22 - 23:10 VGK vs L.A

Starting Goalies

Top Skater Views

  Players Team
ROSS COLTON COL
YEGOR CHINAKHOV CBJ
PHILIP BROBERG STL
MORGAN FROST PHI
OLIVER EKMAN-LARSSON TOR

Top Goalie Profile Views

  Players Team
LUKAS DOSTAL ANA
JOEL HOFER STL
ANTHONY STOLARZ TOR
KEVIN LANKINEN VAN
KAAPO KAHKONEN COL

LINE COMBOS

  Frequency TOR Players
18.7 JOHN TAVARES NICHOLAS ROBERTSON MAX PACIORETTY
18.7 STEVEN LORENTZ DAVID KAMPF PONTUS HOLMBERG
18.7 AUSTON MATTHEWS MITCH MARNER MATTHEW KNIES

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Jeremy and Shams cover a long list of injury updates which is headlined by several goalies. After that they cover new lines and their fantasy impact. The show is closed out by a list of ice cold highly drafted defensemen and a group of surprising forwards from an unsuspecting team.

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