August 26, 2011

Jeff Angus

2011-08-26

 

An interview with Peter Mueller by Adrian Dater. Mueller has so much offensive upside, I really hope he can get the concussion issues behind him. He'd likely skate on the top unit with Duchene and Hejduk/Jones.

 

I'd put Landeskog with Stastny. Colorado's top six has the potential to be pretty good, but aside from the two centers, it features a rookie and three injury prone wingers. Risky to say the least.

 

Nothing earth shattering from this NHL.com piece on the Blues, but I agree with the gist of it – the Blues are ready to make some noise out West.

 

Eric Fehr is likely to miss the first bit of the season after surgery back in May. A read on the surgery at the time – right here. Fehr's absence opens up a top six spot in Winnipeg, and it may mean Nik Antropov slides over to the right wing on the second line.

 

A great read on Tim Thomas. Some interesting quotes regarding how draining the cup run and offseason has been – fuel for Tuukka Rask to take back his starting spot. It won't be an even split, but Rask is going to play a lot for a "number two" goaltender.

 

Some of my interviews from the past week: Fear the Fin, the Copper & Blue, and RLD Hockey. Check 'em out.

 

Fantasy Guide was updated on August 23rd. The Goalie Rankings will be updated as soon as Goalie Post subscriptions go on sale – which should be by the end of this week or Monday at the latest.

 

📢 advertisement:

I contributed towards the Canucks Annual that will hit newsstands in September in Vancouver and surrounding areas. The guide is also available at Maple Street Press.

 

Jewels from the Crown (a great Kings blog) with their thoughts on LA's lineup:

 

Penner/Kopitar/Williams

 

Gagne/Richards/Brown

 

Moreau/Stoll/Lewis

 

Clifford/Richardson/Parse

 

I'd swap Moreau and Parse and find a way to get Loktionov in there. but where does he fit? I'm expecting Kopitar to approach 90 points this season. I like Richards for 75-80, as well. I think the two will click very well together on the top power play unit. LA has a very nice looking team.

 

Kris Letang getting his beast on with some off-season training – those split squats with a weight vest are brutal:

📢 advertisement:

 

 

Leave A Comment

Starting Goalies

Lenovo Center | Loading local time...
Capital One Arena | Loading local time...
Xfinity Mobile Arena | Loading local time...
Madison Square Garden | Loading local time...
Honda Center | Loading local time...

Top Skater Views

  Players Team
MATT CORONATO CGY
ARSENY GRITSYUK N.J
CHARLE-EDOUARD D'ASTOUS T.B
JOEL FARABEE CGY
ZACH BENSON BUF

Top Goalie Profile Views

  Players Team
JACOB FOWLER MTL
TRISTAN JARRY EDM
STUART SKINNER WPG
JAKUB DOBES MTL
JOEL HOFER STL

LINE COMBOS

  Frequency CGY Players
25.7 JOEL FARABEE MATT CORONATO MIKAEL BACKLUND
21.2 AYDAR SUNIEV YEGOR SHARANGOVICH MORGAN FROST
17.1 RYAN STROME MARTIN POSPISIL MATVEI GRIDIN

DobberHockey Podcasts

Keeping Karlsson: Down Across the Helle-ware

On this episode of the Keeping Karlsson Fantasy Hockey Podcast, Elan and Brian dissect the implications of the Connor Hellebuyck trade, injury returns in Carolina and Washington, hot streaks in Philadelphia and Seattle, crease contenders in Calgary and San Jose, a must-add in Tampa Bay and a sell-high in Colorado for your fantasy hockey league.

Fantasy Hockey Life: Ep 506 Prospects with Plenty to Prove II

Victor and Jesse return to talk about more fantasy hockey prospects in critical seasons. Covered are David Reinbacher, Cayden Lindstrom, Dalibor Dvorsky, Bradly Nadeau, Ilya Protas, Charlie Stramel, Otto Stenberg, Emil Hemming, Trey Augustine, Sebastian Cossa, Jacob Fowler, Easton Cowan, Matthew Wood, Gabe Perreault, and Victor Eklund. Thanks to Mason Black @NHLRankKing for his polls. […]

FIND US ON FACEBOOK