A third straight poor week for out boys...but we had two challengers last week who were bold enough to put their picks in the comment section who did not really do any better. Sure, one guy won by a point, but that's not enough to impress the scouts - unless he does it again.
Peter Forsberg has been traded to the Nashville Predators for Scottie Upshall, Ryan Parent, a first round pick and a third round pick.
By Dobber. Originally posted February 12 by The Hockey News, ESPN.com, and MSN.ca.
With plenty of fantasy players worth owning for years to come, the Pittsburgh Penguins are the best squad in the NHL if you’re looking to rebuild your keeper-league team.About Us Our Audience Site Performance Ad Info/Specs Contact Us About DobberHockey DobberHockey was launched in November of 2005 by thehockeynews.com fantasy contributor Darryl Dobbs as a place to post his Fantasy Player Rankings. As the site gained in popularity, it was re-launched Sept.13, 2006 and then re-launched [...]
Dallas acquired Ladislav Nagy from the Phoenix Coyotes in exchange for a first-round draft pick in 2007 and forward Mathias Tjarnqvist.
Part two of three in taking a look at some of the trade buzz, which players are available, and what you should do in your hockey pool to prepare for these moves that may or may not happen.
The Boston Bruins traded defenseman Brad Stuart, forward Wayne Primeau and a conditional draft pick to the Flames on Saturday for defenseman Andrew Ference and forward Chuck Kobasew.
The natives are getting restless as both Burnsy and Notch dropped the ball for the second consecutive week. There have been calls for heads to roll, for articles to stop, for - you get the picture.
Here are Burnsy's picks, as well as Notch's, for February 10. If you can do better, than post it!
How can I ignore consistent greatness? Answer: I can't. If someone is consistently doing better than these two...I will recruit you!It is no secret to poolies that the prototypical goon has gone by the wayside. Gone are the days of picking up enforcers in your pool to add some much needed penalty minutes to your squad. Not surprisingly, the NHL PIM race is littered with new names.
By Dobber - Originally posted by The Hockey News, ESPN.com, and MSN.ca on February 5. Mike Cammalleri has had to prove himself time and again to Los Angeles team management. His diminutive stature was a problem, of course. Players who are 5-foot-9 generally need to work that much harder for their spot. He has also had to battle the ‘injury-prone’ label.
