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La semaine dernière, nous avons regardé les meilleurs candidats à être échangé dans l’Est et l’impact dans vos pools. Cette semaine, regardons la Conférence de L’Ouest – là où les équipes de la position cinq à 15 sont plus proches d’une façon encore jamais vue.

Dans les pools de hockey, un joueur qui change d’équipe est souvent une bonne nouvelle pour son propriétaire dans les pools. Un nouveau départ ou une occasion de jouer avec un coéquipier étoile – ou les deux – est souvent un excellent remède pour un joueur en pleine léthargie.

As the March 4th trade deadline rapidly approaches, which NHL prospects and youngsters are good bets to be dangled in deals, and which will be deemed untouchable?

  For your listening pleasure - put it on your Ipod or just listen in on your computer on the 25th of every month. Let's talk some fantasy hockey! Dobber joins Walker to discuss potential Pittsburgh wingers, Ryan Smyth's fantasy value if moved, JVR, Steve Sullivan and more. Sportsnet's Sam Cosentino comes on to give us the [...]

The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching, which means that your keeper league trade deadline is doing the same. It is around this time in the season that you must make the tough decision of deciding whether to go for it this year, or to sell off some assets and build for the future. If you are not in a position to win right now, moving proven, veteran talent for young, unproven talent is the way to go. Building at the deadline is extremely crucial to any future fantasy successes, and it helps to have information on some young players who may not be getting the acclaim and press that they deserve. These players are often referred to as “sleepers” or “darkhorses.” Whatever you want to call them, they often are the difference between winning and losing.

The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching, which means that your keeper league trade deadline is doing the same. It is around this time in the season that you must make the tough decision of deciding whether to go for it this year, or to sell off some assets and build for the future. If you are not in a position to win right now, moving proven, veteran talent for young, unproven talent is the way to go. Building at the deadline is extremely crucial to any future fantasy successes, and it helps to have information on some young players who may not be getting the acclaim and press that they deserve. These players are often referred to as “sleepers” or “darkhorses.” Whatever you want to call them, they often are the difference between winning and losing.

It's been a long time boys. DobberBaseball and the 2009 Fantasy Guide have consumed me for the last two months. No longer. It is time to get back to basics. Time to go retro. It's time The Status Report returns to hockey.

This week we'll discuss the intriguing fantasy phenomenon known as Tim Connolly. Value investment or fantasy detriment? At a certain point, this players value will switch from one definition to the other. In addition, a classic conclusion with sell highs, buy lows and other category reports on some of the more notable of the fantasy fringe.