Ramblings: Kreider Leaving Anaheim; Deeper Draft Targets Among Defencemen, Including McCabe, Guhle, Roy, Durzi, Severson, and More – September 10
It was reported by Elliotte Friedman that the Anaheim Ducks and winger Chris Kreider have reached an agreement for him to be put on waivers and have his contract terminated. In effect, this would make [...]
Fantasy Hockey Poll: Uncertain Starting Goalie Timeshares
After not occurring in the 2025 offseason due to what were perceived as too few uncertainties in terms of starting goalies, my annual poll on goalie battles returns for 2026, as the landscape suggests there [...]
Ramblings: Bruins Lock Up Minten; Recent Contract Notes & Undervalued Teams To Target (Sept 9)
Fraser Minten signed a seven-year deal with a $7.2 Million cap hit yesterday, which feels like it was a bit of a surprise, but considering the recent growth in salaries it might end up looking [...]
Lining Up: How Offseason Changes in the Metro Division Affects Line Combinations
Last week, we reviewed some of the offseason transactions from clubs in the Atlantic Division, so today we will look at the Metropolitan. Carolina Hurricanes: Why change anything when you win the Stanley Cup? The [...]
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Ramblings: Sabres and Ducks Take 3-1 Series Lead, Kings Sent Packing, Lightning Tie It Up and More…(April 27)
The Buffalo Sabres blew this one open, rolling to a 6–1 win over the Boston Bruins and taking firm control of the series at 3–1. Buffalo dropped four goals in the first period and never [...]
21 Fantasy Hockey Rambles
Every Sunday, we share 21 Fantasy Rambles from our writers at DobberHockey. These thoughts are curated from the past week's ‘Daily Ramblings’. Writers/Editors: Ian Gooding, Michael Clifford, Alexander MacLean, Puneet Sharma, and Dobber ___ 1. [...]
Ramblings: Canes Sweep Sens, Pens Avoid Elimination, Wild Tie Series (Apr 26)
The Hurricanes are the first team to advance to the second round, while the Penguins prevented the Flyers from joining them there – at least for today. Meanwhile, the Stars and Wild series is tightly [...]
The Journey: NCAA Standouts Late in the Year – Part 2
Following Part 1, which highlighted a group of high-impact NCAA performers trending upward late in the season, this continuation shifts the focus to another wave of prospects who have also elevated their play down the [...]
Ramblings: Hutson OT Winner for Habs, Utah Wins Home Playoff Debut, Ducks Doing Damage (Apr 25)
The home teams won all three of Friday’s Game 3s, meaning that underdogs are now in the driver’s seat for all three of these series. Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 2 (Canadiens lead series 2-1) Lane [...]
Analytics Advantage: Usage, Special Teams, and Shot Volume in the 2026 NHL Playoffs
The playoffs are still young, so the trick is separating what matters from what is just early-series noise. Two-game samples are not trends. Three games are not destiny. But usage moves, special teams gaps, goalie [...]









