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By |2015-07-24T11:06:14-04:00January 5th, 2008|z-Archives (other articles)|

 Rosemount High

 

Imagine an NFL running back on ice. You'd have the 17 year-old J.T. Brown, who plays for Rosemount High School in Minnesota. Beyond the fact that the 5'11, 165 lbs forward is a swift skater, a fierce competitor and a wicked finisher, you'd really actually have a running back on the ice- or rather, the spawn of one. The son of eight-year Minnesota Viking RB Ted Brown, J.T. has taken his career in an entirely different direction.

 

Least from the East

By |2008-01-04T09:18:54-05:00January 4th, 2008|Eastern Edge|

Jordan Staal

 

In order to balance the dobberhockey world, this week I’ll give you the Eastern Conference fantasy disappointments of the season so far. If you own any of them, then you’ve probably spent many long hours trying to figure out whether to hold onto them, try to trade them or simply cut your losses and drop them outright. I automatically eliminated the injured and the guys who appear to have already turned it around. Here are my top ten choices for most disappointing fantasy hockey players to date that reside in the Eastern Conference:

 

Least from the East

By |2008-01-04T09:18:54-05:00January 4th, 2008|Eastern Edge|

Jordan Staal

 

In order to balance the dobberhockey world, this week I’ll give you the Eastern Conference fantasy disappointments of the season so far. If you own any of them, then you’ve probably spent many long hours trying to figure out whether to hold onto them, try to trade them or simply cut your losses and drop them outright. I automatically eliminated the injured and the guys who appear to have already turned it around. Here are my top ten choices for most disappointing fantasy hockey players to date that reside in the Eastern Conference:

 

Least from the East

By |2008-01-04T09:18:54-05:00January 4th, 2008|Eastern Edge|

Jordan Staal

 

In order to balance the dobberhockey world, this week I’ll give you the Eastern Conference fantasy disappointments of the season so far. If you own any of them, then you’ve probably spent many long hours trying to figure out whether to hold onto them, try to trade them or simply cut your losses and drop them outright. I automatically eliminated the injured and the guys who appear to have already turned it around. Here are my top ten choices for most disappointing fantasy hockey players to date that reside in the Eastern Conference:

 

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