ICE Experts Fantasy League – Strategy Time
Here is a strategy that was so brilliant, I had to share...
Here is a strategy that was so brilliant, I had to share...
In order to stay ahead of the curve you have to take some risks. While the risks do not always payoff, failure is not necessarily a negative.
The Sharks have been struggling badly the past 10 games and might be forced to make a move if nothing changes. They are losing ground to the Ducks as well as numerous other teams in the West. Rumour has it that they are looking at acquiring some veteran help, as they might worry about entering the postseason one of the youngest teams in the NHL.
Part three of three in taking a look at some of the trade buzz, which players are available, and what you should do in your hockey pool to
prepare for these moves that may or may not happen.
The Edmonton Oilers have traded Marc-Andre Bergeron to the New York Islanders for Denis Grebishkov.
am one....
Before I begin my weekly purging of all fantasy related neuron transmissions, I do need to address something that has been on my mind all week. On Superbowl Sunday, Winnipeg lost two of its most decorated fire-fighters in a terrible accident during a seemingly routine house fire. It is too bad that it takes incidents like this to make us all realize just how important and often under-appreciated these everyday heroes are. I for one am going to make a better effort to give these men and women a few more friendly nods, appreciative waves, and spontaneous thank-you’s. None of us know when it may be our families that they save, and the fact that they ‘run towards’ while all others ‘run away’ is pretty damn heroic in my book. Anyhow, I just want everyone who reads this to sit back and think for a moment about losing everything that matters to you, and in turn, join me in doing a little extra to show our appreciation.
It was the 2003-04 season. Brad Stuart led the Sharks in assists with 30, Jonathan Cheechoo had 47 points, and Alexander Korolyuk was 9th in team scoring. Two years later, and Joe Thornton had 90 assists, Cheechoo popped in his 47th goal, and Korolyuk... was in the RSL. Sharks property once again, we look at what this means for keeper league owners. Also, the Flyers partake in some Un-planned Parent-hood, and a mysterious Swedish prospect joins Markus Naslund, Peter Forsberg and Kenta Nilsson in the record books this week in Bugg Bytes.
By Dobber - Originally posted on February 14 by The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca
Simon Gagne was having a horrible season.
A third straight poor week for out boys...but we had two challengers last week who were bold enough to put their picks in the comment section who did not really do any better. Sure, one guy won by a point, but that's not enough to impress the scouts - unless he does it again.