Penned every Sunday by Ryan Brudner, the Geek of the Week digs deep on the hottest players you want to know more about using the Fantasy Hockey Geek tool.
Tempted to sell high on Brad Richards? Maybe you should hold your horses...
Jason Garrison, defenseman and fantasy sleeper, is paying huge early season dividends.
Steve Downie could have incredible fantasy value if he can stay healthy.
How to take advantage of the fantasy hockey market inefficiency that is Brent Burns.
As a successful Fantasy Hockey manager, what separates you from the more casual hockey fans (and fantasy league ATMs who contribute to your winnings every year) is your ability to identify things that really matter and jumping on opportunities. Today’s Geek of the Week had something happen to him that matters a great deal and not nearly enough people are taking advantage of the opportunity. Let’s take a further look at Brent Burns.
You can't spell "due to seriously bounce back" without Dubinsky.
In the first couple rounds of a draft, there really aren’t many “bad” picks and most manager’s strategies are similar: we focus on top end talent that provide elite levels of the more scarce statistics, usually goals and assists. Where I find that most leagues are won, however, is in the mid to late rounds of a draft when you are selecting guys to round out your team and contribute to some of the other categories that less experienced GMs tend to ignored. Today, I have a perfect example of a late round player who can help your fantasy squad in pretty much every format: Brandon Dubinsky.
Radko Gudas is a deep sleeper, and your Geek of the Week.
We all know David Backes is a multi-cat beast. But he's still undervalued in fantasy.
Don't overlook valuable players on bad teams.
This week's player analysis focuses on - Mikhail Grabovski of the Washington Capitals
Geek of the Week returns with a look at players who are set to bounce back
