La deuxième partie d’une revue en sept segments des équipes qui n’ont pas participé aux séries éliminatoires, et le genre d’impact que chacune d’elle aura sur les effectifs de vos pools à vie. Cette semaine, nous examinons la Caroline et la Floride.
Welcome once again to “An Expert’s Audit”. This audit will also be posted here as well as on my fantasy hockey blog at www.fantasyhockey.hockeyanalysis.com . I also do weekly reviews of teams for people who email in to me for a look-see. These audits will continue to appear here monthly and if you’re interested in having your keeper team “worked over” then you can begin by emailing Dobber about it.
This is part two of an article in for An Expert’s Audit. My hope is that you can glean something beneficial out of this, particularly you folks in salary leagues.
Hello again everyone. It's been a while. With the playoffs going on, and the Evil Empire... I mean Detroit Red Wings doing so well, I've been reminiscing about the old days.
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Part two in a seven-part review takes a look at the teams that failed to reach the postseason and what kind of impact each of them will have on your keeper-league squad. This week, we take a look at Carolina and Florida.
As usual, there are several performances in the post-season that – for better or worse – have influenced or changed the opinions of fantasy owners. Here are the top observations of the 2008 NHL playoffs:
(Originally posted in The Hockey News on May 2)
Ryane Clowe was missed in a lot of office pools this time around because he is young, virtually unknown and missed most of the season with a knee injury. Being held to just eight points kept him low on the stats sheets, so the casual fan probably missed him.
(Originally published by The Hockey News on April 18 - yes, I'm late getting this up here haha)
In looking back on the 2007-08 season, I came across some interesting statistics that I would like to share:
With DobberHockey all but ordained “Fantasy-Hockey Central”, it only makes sense that we host challenging – and free – pools for the thousands of readers who frequent the site.
Now some long awaited info on the three-tiered 2007-08 DobberHockey rotisserie league, as well as the current DobberHockey Playoff Pool (which, by the way, is Dobber’s way of weeding out the weak), as well as the upcoming 2008-09 version of the three-tiered roto league.
Things have not been going as well as they did a year ago, but the panel is still 7-5 for the posteason and can still pull off an 10-win record. Matt Bugg and Jeff Angus hold bragging rights with an 8-4 record so far...
La première partie d’une revue en sept segments des équipes qui n’ont pas participé aux séries éliminatoires, et le genre d’impact que chacune d’elle aura sur les effectifs de vos pools à vie. Cette semaine, nous examinons Atlanta et Buffalo.
