The Dobotomy



Darryl Dobbs contributed to much of The Hockey News‘ fantasy content from 2002 through 2014, including nine consecutive issues of The Ultimate Pool Guide. He also contributed significantly to the Score Forecaster(2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12 editions), and Pool Expert‘s draft kit, as well as several columns in Canadian newspapers, including the Vancouver Sun. He made several radio appearances (HF Radio, BIG105 in Red Deer, FAN 960, FAN590, 640 Toronto, XM204 and dozens of online podcasts). Today, outside of DobberHockey and DobberProspects, you can find his work on Yahoo! Puck Daddy as well as Sportsnet.ca. Dobber graduated from the University of Guelph with a Degree in Statistics and Minor in Mathematics. Currently, he resides in Pickering, Ontario with his wife Hemwanti and daughters Avery and Mackenzie. Follow him on Twitter (DobberHockey)  

Postseason – East Preview

By |2007-04-08T11:55:02-04:00April 8th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Sabres cheering

 

While Toronto and the N.Y. Islanders have yet to decide which of them will get into the postseason, the other seven teams have been decided. Let’s take a look at the teams in the East and what to expect in hockey’s second season…

 

 

Postseason – East Preview

By |2007-04-08T11:55:02-04:00April 8th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

Sabres cheering

 

While Toronto and the N.Y. Islanders have yet to decide which of them will get into the postseason, the other seven teams have been decided. Let’s take a look at the teams in the East and what to expect in hockey’s second season…

 

 

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List Pt.2

By |2007-04-05T11:19:54-04:00April 5th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 Souray

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. In part two of a two-part piece, FPL will take a look at the Eastern Conference quarterbacks.

 

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List Pt.2

By |2007-04-05T11:19:54-04:00April 5th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 Souray

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. In part two of a two-part piece, FPL will take a look at the Eastern Conference quarterbacks.

 

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List

By |2007-04-04T12:16:47-04:00April 4th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

 Lidstrom

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. Today, FPL will take a look at the Western Conference quarterbacks. Wednesday I will take a look at the East.

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List

By |2007-04-04T12:16:47-04:00April 4th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

 Lidstrom

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. Today, FPL will take a look at the Western Conference quarterbacks. Wednesday I will take a look at the East.
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