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June 17, 2013

By |2013-06-17T05:58:34-04:00June 17th, 2013|Hockey Rambling|

I'm going to assume that the reason for the delay in officially announcing Alain Vigneault as New York's next coach is because it was Father's Day Sunday. I would guess that there would be an announcement today. I don't guess that his presence will help Brad Richards any. And Rick Nash would probably get 75 [...]

Won’t Get Fooled Again – 2013 NHL Draft

By |2013-06-16T16:17:45-04:00June 16th, 2013|The Journey|

 

Lipon

 

Three overagers to keep an eye on at the NHL Draft...

 

Every year a lot of players end up not hearing their name called on draft day the first year they are eligible. Just because a player has been passed over one or more times doesn’t mean they will never end up drafted. This year there are a handful of players that could finally hear their names called and could be worth a late pick in fantasy drafts.

 

June 16, 2013

By |2013-06-16T13:58:25-04:00June 16th, 2013|Hockey Rambling|

  I wrote out some thoughts on the New York Rangers hiring of Alain Vigneault yesterday.    *   In terms of the fantasy impact of Alain Vigneault coaching in New York, it's worth keeping in mind that while Rick Nash and Derek Stepan are very likely to receive the "Sedin treatment" from Vigneault next [...]

The Next Wave of Oiler Rookies

By |2013-06-15T14:34:53-04:00June 15th, 2013|The Journey|

 

Rajala

 


Edmonton has a few rookies in the AHL ready to break through

 

 

To start the American Hockey League season, the then on-going NHL labour dispute was probably the best thing to possibly happen to the Edmonton Oilers affiliate Oklahoma City Barons. Along with Jordan Eberle, several NHL caliber players found themselves in Barons uniforms rather than taking the ice at Rexall place to start the season. Eberle would play 34 games for the Barons before the start of the truncated 2012-2013 NHL season, contributing 51 points to the Baron’s fifth place Western Conference finish, the franchises third straight Calder Cup playoff berth since the franchise was re-activated for the 2010-2011 American League season.

 

June 15, 2013

By |2013-06-14T22:13:22-04:00June 14th, 2013|Hockey Rambling|

  *   The Canucks have signed 23-year-old goaltender Joacim Eriksson (originally a Flyers pick). He put up ridiculous numbers in the SEL last year. At the least, he will battle for starting time in the AHL with Lack. And he could find himself backing up Schneider in Vancouver.   *   Alain Vigneault is [...]

2013 Fantasy Prospects Report: The Classics Day 18

By |2013-06-14T15:09:54-04:00June 14th, 2013|z-Archives (other articles)|

YakupovFPR

 

 

Ottawa's future star goalie Robin Lehner was the focus of our attention two years ago

 

 

The 2013 Fantasy Prospects Report will be the seventh annual production from DobberHockey. And it's out now! What better way to celebrate than to take a trip down memory lane at past prospects and profiles? For the next few weeks, we will unveil a different biography each day. Enjoy!

 

June 14, 2013

By |2013-06-14T03:10:28-04:00June 14th, 2013|Hockey Rambling|

  *   Here's an interesting behind-the-scenes look at Malkin's contract extension and how things played out during negotiations.   *   Tampa Bay has signed Swiss forward Reto Suri. But…   There is an understanding between the team and player, however, that Suri, a left wing, will play next season with Zug in the [...]

2013 Fantasy Prospects Report: The Classics Day 17

By |2013-06-13T14:51:32-04:00June 13th, 2013|z-Archives (other articles)|

YakupovFPR

 


Calder finalist Brendan Gallagher was featured prominently in last year's report



The 2013 Fantasy Prospects Report will be the seventh annual production from DobberHockey. And it's out now! What better way to celebrate than to take a trip down memory lane at past prospects and profiles? For the next few weeks, we will unveil a different biography each day. Enjoy!

 

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