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Saturday’s Picks – January 21st 2012

By |2012-01-20T18:51:15-05:00January 20th, 2012|NHL Picks/Props|

 

Turris

 

Another good week last week, a 4-2 finish (I know Winnipeg won in OT and not the shootout so technically 3-3 for pro-line purposes) puts me at 9-3 over the past couple of weekends. Thunder is starting to slide as she only picked out two winners last week; the old girl needs a bounce back and fast. She’s got a couple of risky picks this week, but then again, all winning/losing streaks come to an end at some point.

 

It’s -400C here with the wind chill, so I’m looking forward to some nice hot cocoa with Bailey’s to keep me warm this Saturday while watching some NHL action. I would like to apologize ahead of time as I’ve been slightly distracted with my Niners playing in the NFC Championship Game this Sunday after that amazing game last weekend against the Saints, so if I slide a little, gimme a break, San Fran hasn’t been in the postseason since 2002. Fourteen games on the schedule, so let’s get to the easy money:

 

January 18, 2012

By |2012-01-18T07:08:56-05:00January 18th, 2012|Hockey Rambling|

  My Midseason Guide was released January 6 and then an addendum was added Friday the 13th, get it here.  Prospects, second-half projections, the trading block – and so much more.   Uh oh – Taylor Hall and Jeff Skinner. Down and out. Footage below. Hall took an UGLY one, a fluke in which Corey [...]

January 17, 2012

By |2012-01-17T04:59:28-05:00January 17th, 2012|Hockey Rambling|

  My Midseason Guide was released January 6 and then an addendum was added Friday the 13th, get it here. If you want to see how great the guide is, you can pick up last year’s edition for free here.   The Sens have recalled Andre Petersson, an underrated prospect who is adapting well to [...]

January 16, 2012

By |2012-01-16T06:41:03-05:00January 16th, 2012|Hockey Rambling|

  My Midseason Guide was released January 6 and then an addendum was added Friday the 13th, get it here. If you want to see how great the guide is, you can pick up last year’s edition for free here.   Breaking News: Jamie Benn underwent an emergency appendectomy. He is out for 10-14 days. [...]

January 15, 2012

By |2012-01-15T04:46:22-05:00January 15th, 2012|Hockey Rambling|

    Get your hands on the 2011-12 Midseason Guide. Grab last year's guide for free to see a sample, if you’d like.   Need a smile on this Sunday? A number of good pieces of news have come out on the injury front, which helps to stem the tidal wave of M*A*S*H misery poolies and [...]

Draft Stock Watch – Impressions from the 2012 WJC

By |2012-01-14T17:21:56-05:00January 14th, 2012|z-Archives (other articles)|

 

Nail

 

The Dean's List would like to congratulate Sweden on winning the Gold Medal in a thrilling fashion against the defending champions, Team Russia, as both nations provided us prospect junkies with plenty of talented players to watch.  Despite Canada not competing in a Gold Medal match for the first time in eleven years the Sweden-Russia final was just as exciting as if the Canucks were actually there.  Prior to the 2012 Under-20 World Junior Championship (WJC), The Dean's List took an in-depth look at a few 2012 NHL draft eligible players representing their home nations in the competition.

 

Staal & Nash – Are They Worth It?

By |2012-01-12T23:20:29-05:00January 12th, 2012|z-Archives (other articles)|

 

Nash and Staal

 

Both Rick Nash and Eric Staal are top-end talents with the ability to provide poolies with elite rotisserie production. We have seen big season's from both players; multiple 40-goal seasons from Nash and a 100-point season from Staal. While neither may ever be point-per-game players in the future, 70-points with the solid peripherals label both of these players as accountable fantasy providers. But do their massive contracts make them obsolete in a salary cap league?

 

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