I’m 37 today. Where has the time gone? Sonuva... Yes! I forgot the big news of the day - Jarome Iginla's 1000th career point. In today's THN article, I give my thoughts on some of the biggest question-mark players heading into the offseason, and compare poolies' tendency to write players off using the [...]
Almost a perfect game for Anthony last week! Unfortunately he was trying to give the Leafs a pity point, by calling the game a tie with the Wings winning the shootout. Oh well, I’ve been burned by the pity point before. That’s why this week I’m giving the Leafs two of them, haha. Last time I only managed two winners, however it was close to being a perfect week. Just had the wrong team scoring in a shootout/overtime in three of the losses and I was 34 seconds away from the tie I had called in the CLB-MIN game. Oh well, Thunder managed to capitalize picking four winners and improving her record to 11-13, while mine drops to 9-15. Time for redemption and a perfect week could pull me to .500 to end the season. Here goes:
With the end of the 2010-11 season in sight, it's time to gauge who's going to be amongst your keeper selections heading into next season. Of course which players end up staying on your rosters depends greatly on your league make up, number of keepers and your own personal risk tolerance. I’ve compiled a list of players that may have some question marks as protectable players in limited keeper leagues heading into next season.
Let me get this out of the way right now, I hate fishing. The score card is simple here; Fish means I find the player in a favourable light as a keeper for next season. Cut Bait means I'd rather throw this one back into the water and hope for a bigger catch. Be aware that I tend to be quite conservative with my protected players, preferring the vast majority of my keepers to come down on the proven side of the ledger. Here is Part 2:
Twenty five weeks down, one more to go in the NHL season. I found a bunch of sites that list who every team plays over the remainder of the season (like TSN has), but none actually show what days teams play on. Since that is key information in the fantasy world, I have put together a chart with every team’s remaining schedule.
My April Fool's gags over the years: 2011 - Radulov Announcement 2010 - Rankings are discontinued 2008 - DobberHockey has been SOLD 2007 - I have to shut down DobberHockey What a bunch of suckers! The Rangers have sent Mats Zuccarello to the AHL. So now it’s the Rangers who can’t buy [...]
