Cap League Value of Phil Kessel

Is Kessel worth the money in cap leagues?

Is Kessel worth the money in cap leagues?

Who is the better fantasy hockey own - Mike Richards or Joe Pavelski?

Lining Up takes a look at potential line combos for the first week of the NHL season
Is the Honeymoon in Winnipeg Nearing its End?
The "Look Ahead" feature is back, analyzing the upcoming NHL schedule and finding opportunity
The Pastor preaches to his flock about not being a glutton on draft day and expecting too much

The fantasy take on Florida signing Brad Boyes and Tom Gilbert

NHL Player Safety might want to, y'know, protect the players fans pay to watch.
An article written by Steve Simmons last week states that he feels that Brendan Shanahan got the penalties for the Leafs and Sabres right. He couldn’t be so wrong.

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.