September 1, 2009

Dobber Sports

2009-09-01

Information on the DobberHockey 3-Tiered Invitational can be found right here.

 

The Preds have finally signed Cal O’Reilly. The contract is two-way this  year, and then a one-way agreement in 2010-11. I still hope he makes the team this year, but this puts it in doubt and you may have to wait a year.

 

Buffalo’s Adam Mair underwent hip surgery and will be out until mid-October. Why should you, as a fantasy fanatic, care? Because newly-signed Mike Grier will take Mair’s spot in the lineup instead of…say… Nathan Gerbe’s. Now the youngster has a chance at a spot again.

 

The Canucks are reportedly on the verge of signing Roberto Luongo to a 10-year deal worth over $60 million. Corey Schneider will be excellent trade bait come the deadline.

 

Torrey Mitchell has signed a three-year deal worth $4.1 million with the Sharks. SJ also signed Brad Staubitz.

 

You can bump up David Krejci’s return by a good month or so. He is back skating already. I’ll be cautious and tweak him up about 5-10 more games in the Fantasy Guide, which I will update in another day or two. Fantasy Guide will be updated more frequently as camp approaches.

 

Still with Boston, the Globe is reporting that Marco Sturm is healthy and fully recovered from his torn ACL. His return to the lineup, along with Kessel and Krejci in October/November will mean no more ice for Sobotka and very little ice for Wheeler. Something has to give here, and it will.

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Steve Zipay is reporting that Brandon Dubinsky is scrimmaging with his teammates without a contract. Dubie is one of the better dark horses out there – it would all depend on Gaborik’s health. Dubinsky is the odds-on favorite to line up with Gabby and could give you anywhere from 45 to 70 points: 45 if Gabby plays 20 games or fewer; 70 if Gabby plays 70 games or more. Yep, it’s like that.

 

Uh oh…there’s actually hockey stuff to ramble about today. Could our beloved game be just around the corner? All I know is that every year I twiddle my thumbs for a couple of weeks and then at some point in early September…something hits the fan and I become chained to my computer for a good month. It will hit me before I know it’s coming. Poolies rejoice!!

 

There will be an announcement about how to join the annual DobberHockey three-tiered rotisserie league later today. Stay tuned.

 

Benoit Pouliot pleaded guilty for drunk driving. GM Chuck Fletcher has told Pouliot he has a clean slate, according to Russo. Regardless, Pouliot won’t make a fantasy impact this season.

 

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Starting Goalies

Top Skater Views

  Players Team
DANY HEATLEY
DMITRI VORONKOV CBJ
ALIAKSEI PROTAS WSH
JACKSON LACOMBE ANA
DYLAN HOLLOWAY STL

Top Goalie Profile Views

  Players Team
STUART SKINNER EDM
JOSEPH WOLL TOR
MACKENZIE BLACKWOOD COL
JEREMY SWAYMAN BOS
ANDREI VASILEVSKIY T.B

LINE COMBOS

  Frequency BUF Players
25.9 JASON ZUCKER TAGE THOMPSON DYLAN COZENS
19.7 ALEX TUCH JJ PETERKA RYAN MCLEOD
16.9 JACK QUINN PEYTON KREBS ZACH BENSON

DobberHockey Podcasts

Keeping Karlsson: Tuch Hunch

On this edition of the Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast mega-show, Elan and Brian tour every team, ranking a slate of the least bad goalies, noticing the wind in some Red Wings’ and Stars’ sails, dangling snoozer status above a pair of commonly rostered power-play quarterbacks, and rushing or strolling, accordingly, to some skaters on the up and up.

Keeping Karlsson: Short Shifts – New Year News

Jeremy and Shams are back to bring you up to speed on what happened in the Fantasy world during New Year’s Eve and Day. They cover all the injury news headlined by Nichushkin and a couple of starting goalies and close with hot and cold streaks that include two big name defensemen that might be […]

Keeping Karlsson Short Shifts: New Year, New PPQB

Ryan and Lewis go out with the old and in with the new on a shiny New Year’s episode of Short Shifts. After starting the show with some discussion of Laine, Michkov, and Fowler, the guys get into injury news and rate our confidence in replacement PPQBs in Carolina and Vancouver while the regulars recuperate. […]

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