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The Journey: AHL Live Viewing vs Analytics

By |2026-03-18T14:25:16-04:00March 21st, 2026|The Journey|

Watching AHL hockey live offers a perspective that analytics alone cannot fully capture. Elements such as off-puck play, urgency, gap control, one-on-one compete rates, and the subtle habits players bring to each shift often escape both public models and video review. Seeing a game in person reveals the pace of decision-making, how players manage pressure, [...]

Analytics Advantage: Stable Production from Coyle, Protas, and Cirelli; Peripheral Upside for Zadorov, and More

By |2026-03-20T07:11:09-04:00March 20th, 2026|Analytics Advantage|

Fantasy playoff weeks are about floor, not ceiling. You're not chasing breakout candidates anymore; you're looking for guys whose roles guarantee them enough ice time and situation-specific usage to move the needle across a 4-game week. That means power-play exposure you can count on, peripheral categories that accumulate even when the scoresheet is blank, and [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Trade Deadline Success for McMann, Strome, and Garland; Peripheral Production for Faulk and Weegar, and More

By |2026-03-20T06:58:21-04:00March 20th, 2026|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Today on Frozen Tools Forensics we are going to do a quick pulse check on some of the trade deadline movers. It has been about two weeks since the deadline, and most teams have something in the range of 6-7 games played. Not all of the players have managed to get into all of their [...]

Keeping Karlsson: Short Shifts – March Madness

By |2026-03-20T07:33:45-04:00March 20th, 2026|

Jeremy walks us through some of the recent news that may be affecting your quarterfinal fantasy playoff matchups. After the break, he covers some hot and cold streaks, along with some strategy tips and goalie recommendations going into a challenging schedule semifinal week.

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Looking Ahead: Edmonton and Minnesota with Tough Schedules; McMann’s Early Returns; Goncalves Producing, and More

By |2026-03-20T06:44:15-04:00March 20th, 2026|Looking Ahead|

Welcome back for another week of ‘Looking Ahead’! For fantasy managers still in the thick of your championship chase, we have the information you need. Managers, let’s look ahead at the upcoming weeks in fantasy hockey. Fantasy Hockey Player Outlook Which players should you be targeting in your league's fantasy season. Who can be had [...]

DFS Thursday: Edmonton’s New Top Line; Los Angeles’ Great Position; Swayman in Goal, and More

By |2026-03-19T11:04:09-04:00March 19th, 2026|Daily Fantasy (DFS) Advice, Daily Fantasy Hockey Tips (DFS)|

Morning, all! I didn’t catch much puck last night, but I woke up to a nice little cash this morning. I rolled with a line we’ll get to in a moment, along with my 2026 DFS darlings: the Carolina Hurricanes’ second line. At this point, that ‘Canes trio might be my most-played second line ever, [...]

Capped: Injuries and Line Changes Including Draisaitl, Eriksson Ek, Goncalves, and More

By |2026-03-19T06:20:26-04:00March 19th, 2026|Capped|

Welcome back in, everyone! If your league is anything like mine, this is the best time of the year — playoff season. Each round, we’ll break down the key player news that could impact how far you advance in your league’s playoff format, as well as any salary-cap implications you should keep in mind.Leon Draisaitl, [...]

Injury Ward: Draisaitl Out for the Year; Crosby Returns; Updates on Eriksson Ek, Gostisbehere Kempe & Askarov

By |2026-03-18T13:35:38-04:00March 18th, 2026|Injury Ward|

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening! Welcome back to the Injury Ward. My name is Logan Clarkson and every Wednesday and Sunday I will be taking you through injury news and updates from around the NHL. I’ll do my best to offer useful analysis and opinion as it relates to fantasy throughout. At the [...]

Goldilocks and the Three Skaters: Tim Stutzle, Rasmus Dahlin and Brandon Hagel

By |2026-03-17T22:11:27-04:00March 18th, 2026|Roos Lets Loose|

Welcome back to Goldipucks and the Three Skaters, a play on words of the Goldilocks and the Three Bears story. Instead of there being three bowls of porridge though, I cover three skaters and declare one too hot (i.e., doing unsustainably better than he should), another too cold (i.e., doing unsustainably worse), and a third [...]

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