Looking at some of the hot line combinations of the past week...
It was a crazy week full of injuries including a huge one in Ottawa, where Erik Karlsson is out for the season with a lacerated Achilles. The injury count is up over 100 and in a shortened season, these lines and pairings are tearing it up. Let’s go “Between The Lines”.
Taking a look at some interesting line combos across the league...
It felt like a week perfect for Sidney Crosby until the weekend reared its ugly head. Suddenly the stakes rise a bit and Week 3 featured a new cast of line combinations with some familiar faces along the way. As we head into the middle of February, it is time to go “Between The Lines” once again for fantasy goodness.
Forward March……
There are just three weeks to go in the fantasy hockey season. We do want to remind people of the potential AlexRadulov return. Please check your leagues to see about availability but ESPN definitely has him in their database.Anyway, most leagues continue their playoffs this week and it is time to go “Between The Lines” once again.
The latest "hot" line combos - There are just four weeks left in the fantasy hockey season. Whether you are in a head to head, points, or rotisserie league, the time is now. Time is of the essence as fantasy options dwindle somewhat. Let’s take a look “Between The Lines”.
Most head to head leagues end this week before the playoffs start. Now as we head towards crunch time, the injuries start to spike upward. The trade deadline has passed and it is put up or shut up time as we head into Week 21 (22 for some) on “Between The Lines”.
Players were struck down at an alarming rate during Week 18. Let's trudge onward to Week 19 of your leagues. The trade deadline is seven days away, so let's take a look “Between The Lines”.
There were plenty of ups and downs in the last week of fantasy hockey. We assess the best while looking ahead a bit. “Between The Lines” gets down to business headlined by a line that set fantasy leagues on fire.
Now that the 14-day week is over for some, there is a return to fantasy normalcy. “Between The Lines” returns with the best from the last week in fantasy hockey.
The All Star Break is close at hand. There are three nights of games, then a five night break, and then six more nights to complete the 14 day “week”. Therefore, next week there will be no “Between The Lines”. Now let's get down to business.
Week 14 brought about even more injuries to fantasy rosters. There were reports of teams losing two or three players at a clip. In order to get ready for Week 15, one has to look at the injury reports.
