Ces joueurs ne seront pas dans le top-neuf d’aucune équipe de rôtisserie, mais ils comblent très bien les positions 10, 11 et 12 à l’avant et les positions cinq et six à la ligne bleue. En observant tous les joueurs qui sont à moins de 27% pris dans Yahoo!, quelques noms intéressants ont ressorti. En voici quelques uns à considérer pour le dernier droit…
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These players won’t be on any roto-team’s top nine, but they will look good in that 10, 11 or 12 slot up front, or the five and six slot on the blue line. In perusing all the players that are 27 percent owned (or lower) in Yahoo!, some interesting names crop up. Here are the ones for you to consider for the stretch run…
With little to no suspense at the top of the draft, we go backwards in this month's edition of the Bugg Bytes 2009 NHL Entry Draft mock.
With only 22 trades at the 2009 trade deadline, a mere seven prospects with fantasy value changed teams. Except for Matt Lashoff, none of the seven will have any fantasy significance in the immediate future. Of the other six, four should be on your fantasy radar.
Last week signified one small step for mankind as Thunder seemed to come back down to earth winning only three of 11 matchups. Yes, I realize that I only picked four correctly, however at this stage in the game I’ll take any small victory I can get to get the ball rolling. Thunder is still ahead with a 12-12 record through two weeks. I have a feeling we’ll be moving our clocks one hour ahead this Saturday night... YES! I’ve already got one right this week. Plenty of games, so here we go:
Starting March 6 the Carolina Hurricanes play five games in seven nights. The Hurricanes are old hands at this because although it only happens 12 times for all teams during the whole NHL season it happens to the Hurricanes three times. They play the Flames, Lightning, Rangers, Blackhawks and Stars with only two homes games so there is a lot of travel.
I thought Dobber was out of his mind when he wrote in his guide before the season started, that he considered Yann Danis a better goalie than Joey MacDonald and would steal the latter’s job. Over his last five games, Danis only has three wins, but his ancillary numbers have been spicy hot, sporting a sweet 0.968 save percentage, a 1.00 goals-against-average and two shutouts.
The Oilers acquired Ales Kotalik from the Sabres for a second-round draft pick.
Chicago has traded James Wisneiwski and Petri Kontiola to Anaheim for Sami Pahlsson.
Carolina traded Justin Williams to the Los Angeles Kings for Patrick O'Sullivan and a second-round pick.
Carolina then traded O'Sullivan and a different second rounder, plus a fifth rounder to the Oilers for Erik Cole.
