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Frozen Tools Forensics: Perspective on Production From Young Guns like Celebrini, Carlsson, Schaefer, and More

By |2026-01-23T05:18:36-05:00January 23rd, 2026|Frozen Tools Forensics|

This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going to be digging into the young guns. We will be looking at their current production and giving some perspective on whether what they are doing is sustainable for those trying to make some short term decisions, but by and large the bigger question for these guys [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Evaluating Production from Pending Free Agents, Including Raddysh, Malkin, Grzelcyk, and More

By |2026-01-09T07:10:46-05:00January 9th, 2026|Frozen Tools Forensics|

This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going to dive into upcoming UFAs. We won’t specifically be tackling which players might be moving at the deadline, though there certainly could be some overlap in the names we address today. Instead, we are taking a look at players who have seen changes in their production [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Changes From Draft Day Value for Zegras, Carlsson, Weegar, Bertuzzi, Raddysh, and More

By |2025-12-19T08:17:15-05:00December 19th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Today on Frozen Tool Forensics we are looking back to draft day. A lot has happened since then and we are going to attempt to quantify a bit of that and highlight some big changes for players. To do this we are going to take some Yahoo average draft positions and compare them to the [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Changes in Deployment for Klingberg, York, Tolvanen, Vatrano, Theodore, and More

By |2025-12-12T07:17:28-05:00December 12th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Today on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going to take a quick departure from actual production and spend some time looking at player deployment. As deployment so often dictates changes in production, we certainly will see some players who are performing a bit better or worse than expected, but what we are really looking at [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Hot Streaks for Landeskog, Evangelista, and Mercer; Cold Streaks for Forsberg, Cooley, and Quinn Hughes

By |2025-12-05T07:46:18-05:00December 5th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going with a classic hot and cold column. We are taking a look at several players on hot and cold streaks and trying to figure out if there is something sustainable happening, or if we should expect them to revert back to their usual. In order to [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Breakout Thresholds for Pinto, McTavish, Johnston, Peterka, Neighbours, and Perfetti

By |2025-11-21T07:47:31-05:00November 21st, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Back in August we used this article posted on June 30th, 2022 to identify a few potential breakout candidates for 2025-26. The summary is that there tends to be a game count by which players start to break out. In this case breakout is defined as a 25 percent year-over-year increase. What they found is [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Top Multi-Category Performances from Montour, Trouba, Nurse, Walker, and More

By |2025-11-14T06:21:15-05:00November 14th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are turning specifically toward defence production. There are certainly a number of D making headlines, from rookie Matthew Schaefer whom we discussed last week, to Simon Nemec pulling off a hattrick, to Cale Makar casually on an 111-point pace. Today though I want to focus on players who [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Sustainable, and Unsustainable, Rookie Production from Demidov, Snuggerud, Schaefer, Buium, and More

By |2025-10-31T07:02:59-04:00October 31st, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

There have been many impressive performances to start the season and a surprising number of them have been from this year’s rookie class. For today we are going to take a look at some of the top scoring rookies. In a standard redraft league rookies are typically not that helpful. They go hot and cold, [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Cold Starts and Potential Rebounds (or Not) for Reinhart, Svechnikov, Stamkos, Laine, and Sergachev

By |2025-10-24T05:59:06-04:00October 24th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Last week we used league scoring data to focus on some players who were performing well in the early going to see if there were any hot streaks worth jumping on. Today we are flipping the script and looking at cold players to see if anything has changed about their situation that causes worry, or [...]

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