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The Benefits of the Underdog

By |2007-04-18T12:09:36-04:00April 18th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

This article, and all of Dobber's articles, can also be found at the Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca. Originally published April 16 (Dallas has since lost twice).

 

While the rest of the group in your playoff draft set upon the Buffalo Sabres players like a pack of wolves, did you quietly load your team up with Dallas Stars?

Not a bad strategy.

The Benefits of the Underdog

By |2007-04-18T12:09:36-04:00April 18th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

This article, and all of Dobber's articles, can also be found at the Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca. Originally published April 16 (Dallas has since lost twice).

 

While the rest of the group in your playoff draft set upon the Buffalo Sabres players like a pack of wolves, did you quietly load your team up with Dallas Stars?

Not a bad strategy.

The Outside Seven

By |2015-07-24T11:11:04-04:00April 17th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

The first round of the Western Conference is now in full swing and the hockey has been fantastic – especially the San Jose/Nashville war.  However, for the seven other Western Conference teams, the playoffs are a time to scout other teams, and to formulate a game plan for the off-season ahead.  Let's break down each of the bottom seven teams in the West, giving tidbits of information, especially in regards to free agency. Four teams this week (Colorado, St. Louis, Columbus, and Edmonton) and the others (Chicago, LA, Phoenix) next week.

The Outside Seven

By |2015-07-24T11:11:02-04:00April 17th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

The first round of the Western Conference is now in full swing and the hockey has been fantastic – especially the San Jose/Nashville war.  However, for the seven other Western Conference teams, the playoffs are a time to scout other teams, and to formulate a game plan for the off-season ahead.  Let's break down each of the bottom seven teams in the West, giving tidbits of information, especially in regards to free agency. Four teams this week (Colorado, St. Louis, Columbus, and Edmonton) and the others (Chicago, LA, Phoenix) next week.

The Verdict is in: Dobber Rocks

By |2007-04-16T11:03:48-04:00April 16th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 DobberHockey Revolution

 

*NOTE (For the FULL rundown on what is included in this Fantasy

 

Hockey Guide, CLICK HERE . It includes a sample. Hey - I wrote for the

 

SCORE Forecaster and The Hockey News Ultimate Pool Guide this

 

summer...I think that warrants a quick look at what I have to offer!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Verdict is in: Dobber Rocks

By |2007-04-16T11:03:48-04:00April 16th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 DobberHockey Revolution

 

*NOTE (For the FULL rundown on what is included in this Fantasy

 

Hockey Guide, CLICK HERE . It includes a sample. Hey - I wrote for the

 

SCORE Forecaster and The Hockey News Ultimate Pool Guide this

 

summer...I think that warrants a quick look at what I have to offer!)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Avery Makes a Statement

By |2007-04-15T12:33:28-04:00April 15th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

Buried in an 82-game season, a player getting 20 points in 29 games for his new team may get lost in the shuffle. When said player gets two points in two playoff games and fires 16 shots at the opposition net, it tends to get people’s attention.

Avery Makes a Statement

By |2007-04-15T12:33:28-04:00April 15th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

Buried in an 82-game season, a player getting 20 points in 29 games for his new team may get lost in the shuffle. When said player gets two points in two playoff games and fires 16 shots at the opposition net, it tends to get people’s attention.

Postseason Prospectus

By |2015-07-24T11:11:11-04:00April 14th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

radulov

Playoffs in sports are predictable for their unpredictable nature. Key cogs flounder, washed-up vets wash back in, and prospects emerge as leaders. Let's take a look at the prospects making a name for themselves in the 2007 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Postseason Prospectus

By |2015-07-24T11:11:06-04:00April 14th, 2007|z-Archives (other articles)|

radulov

Playoffs in sports are predictable for their unpredictable nature. Key cogs flounder, washed-up vets wash back in, and prospects emerge as leaders. Let's take a look at the prospects making a name for themselves in the 2007 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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