In most preseason fantasy guides, Washington’s Nicklas Backstrom was predicted to be the top-scoring rookie this season. As Chicago’s Patrick Kane started piling up the points, that opinion quickly changed. For a while there, it looked to be a two-man race between teammates Kane and Jonathan Toews.
In most preseason fantasy guides, Washington’s Nicklas Backstrom was predicted to be the top-scoring rookie this season. As Chicago’s Patrick Kane started piling up the points, that opinion quickly changed. For a while there, it looked to be a two-man race between teammates Kane and Jonathan Toews.
In most preseason fantasy guides, Washington’s Nicklas Backstrom was predicted to be the top-scoring rookie this season. As Chicago’s Patrick Kane started piling up the points, that opinion quickly changed. For a while there, it looked to be a two-man race between teammates Kane and Jonathan Toews.
Comish has an interesting take in his blog on Team USA - 2010 Olympics. Check it out here... Brian Pothier was a healthy scratch for the Caps last night. Michel Ouellet played less than six minutes last night, but still picked up an assist. After going 16 games with just one point - an assist - Bill [...]
Comish has an interesting take in his blog on Team USA - 2010 Olympics. Check it out here... Brian Pothier was a healthy scratch for the Caps last night. Michel Ouellet played less than six minutes last night, but still picked up an assist. After going 16 games with just one point - an assist - Bill [...]
Comish has an interesting take in his blog on Team USA - 2010 Olympics. Check it out here... Brian Pothier was a healthy scratch for the Caps last night. Michel Ouellet played less than six minutes last night, but still picked up an assist. After going 16 games with just one point - an assist - Bill [...]
(Originally posted by The Hockey News November 30, Antropov's piece updated for relevency)
It’s easy for a fantasy owner to determine which players are ‘buy low’ candidates – usually, players on his or her own team qualify. The ‘sell high’ players, well, that one’s more difficult.
(Originally posted by The Hockey News November 30, Antropov's piece updated for relevency)
It’s easy for a fantasy owner to determine which players are ‘buy low’ candidates – usually, players on his or her own team qualify. The ‘sell high’ players, well, that one’s more difficult.
(Originally posted by The Hockey News November 30, Antropov's piece updated for relevency)
It’s easy for a fantasy owner to determine which players are ‘buy low’ candidates – usually, players on his or her own team qualify. The ‘sell high’ players, well, that one’s more difficult.
Ah, Christmas tradition. Eating ham, opening presents... and watching Team Canada kick the world's collective rear-end at ice hockey. However, before they can be surrounded by Czech supermodels, the red and white's finest young hockey players must survive the Selection Camp. Who's going, and who's staying?
