Monthly Archives: October 2009

October 22, 2009

By |2015-07-24T10:50:39-04:00October 22nd, 2009|Hockey Rambling|

Check out Dobber's latest Puck Daddy article here!   Justin Williams is doubtful for tonight after sustaining a lower-body injury at the end of the morning skate today. Although Gaborik is still healthy, the equilibrium is returning to the band-aid boy universe.   Some good news with the Rick DiPietro situation. There is no timetable [...]

The AHL – An Early Season Update

By |2015-07-24T10:50:41-04:00October 21st, 2009|z-Archives (other articles)|

Kyle Turris

Although the AHL season is not even 10 games deep yet, it is never too early to take a look at some of the scoring leaders down on the farm. You made the right move by coming to this site to get a leg up on your pool competition – but the work never stops! Want to find out about the next Rich Peverley? How about an update on a blue-chip prospect? Many of the top AHL scorers are veterans and career minor leaguers (like Jason Krog), but there are also some intriguing players (like 28 year-old Alexandre Giroux, who has scored 65 goals over his past 75 regular season AHL games), as well as promising youngsters being groomed for NHL stardom (like Kyle Turris).

 

Three Weeks In…

By |2015-07-24T10:50:43-04:00October 20th, 2009|The Wild West|

Penner

 

We’re now into the third week of the NHL season, a lot has been happening. Similar to last week, I’ll walk you through the Western Conference to see what’s been happening and catch you up with the latest trends plus this week’s hot pickups/cold starters.

 

October 20, 2009

By |2009-10-20T13:57:09-04:00October 20th, 2009|Hockey Rambling|

If you are a "tweener", then the last team you want to go to is Boston. A tweener is a young player who has not established himself yet in terms of a second-line producer or a third-line checker. Anyway, Boston has about eight or nine "top six" forwards, so for a tweener like Danny Paille [...]

Rhythm Killers

By |2015-07-24T10:50:44-04:00October 19th, 2009|z-Archives (other articles)|

harding

 

One of the biggest obstacles in a backup goalie’s career is playing consistently in very limited chances. For Josh Harding, this is the one thing that has plagued both he and his fantasy owners for years. He has only played in 60 games in just over four seasons (started only 45), due in large part to the strong play of Niklas Backstrom. As a result of Harding’s sporadic play, his fantasy value remains virtually non-existent until he’s traded or Backstrom gets injured.

 

October 19, 2009

By |2009-10-19T13:24:19-04:00October 19th, 2009|Hockey Rambling|

The word on Lucic is - 4-6 weeks after he underwent finger surgery today.   The Kings will scratch Alex Frolov tonight. More on the story HERE. Frolov will be a UFA this summer. He's already cancelling his earlier order of that second boat.   Jason Arnott - out one to two weeks. Will Cal [...]

October 18, 2009

By |2009-10-18T17:05:24-04:00October 18th, 2009|Hockey Rambling|

The Habs have recalled Marc-Andre Bergeron, who had six points in three games in his AHL stint. I can see Bergeron flourishing until Markov returns - and he is a very big points producer if the coach can overlook his defensive liabilities.   Seven games into the season and Eric Staal has but two points. [...]

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