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Salary Caps, Pt. 3: Setting Your Cap Number

By |2015-07-24T09:02:39-04:00February 25th, 2012|The Commissioner's Office|

Alex Ovechkin

 

Initially in this cap-related series, we considered reasons for and against incorporating a salary cap in your fantasy league. We then examined the two basic types of cap leagues: those which use real NHL salaries and those which assign fantasy salary values to players, whether through a player auction or another mechanism. Choosing between these alternatives is the first step to setting up your cap league.

 

Top 10+ Fantasy-Based Draft Defensemen Rankings

By |2012-02-25T19:36:01-05:00February 25th, 2012|z-Archives (other articles)|

 

Rielly

 

The art of drafting and developing offensive-minded defensemen into responsible players capable of being trusted with NHL ice-time has not been perfected yet.  National Hockey League teams continue to juggle and tweak their approach with these potential offensive catalysts in hopes of finding the next Erik Karlsson or Kris Letang.  Fantasy leagues that permit drafting of young defenseman often make decisions tough come draft time.  Should you draft the defenseman with good odds of become a regular thirty-to-forty NHL rearguard? Or, is the better approach to identify those defensemen with high offensive upside and disregard the risk of them not becoming an NHLer?  The answers will depend solely on your team’s draft tendency and comfort level with taking risks but The Dean’s List would chose the latter.

 

Looking Ahead – Week 21

By |2015-07-24T09:02:52-04:00February 24th, 2012|Looking Ahead|

 

Hodgson

 

A tough decision can be made easier with these charts showing you the best five and worst five schedules for upcoming seven-day periods. Some of you used them last year but for the benefit of new readers here is a refresher. The number next to the team indicates the 'multiplier' to use on a player's point-per-game pace to give you an idea how many points to expect for that week.

 

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