January 18, 2011

By |2011-01-18T12:25:13-05:00January 18th, 2011|Hockey Rambling|

  The Midseason Guide, you can buy it here, re-released just this past Friday. Get yourself organized and ready to go in the second half by picking up this great read.   The Wellwood signing pushes SJ over the cap limit, according to Cap Geek. This could mean a player like Ryane Clowe going on [...]

15 Points to Consider – January 18th

By |2015-07-24T10:24:38-04:00January 18th, 2011|z-Archives (other articles)|

Yandle

 

Elliotte Friedman’s weekly 30 Thoughts column on the CBC website is the best read in hockey. Friedman is insightful, articulate, knowledgeable, fair, and most importantly, interesting. He has sources and contacts in the hockey world that most could only dream of. Most importantly, has an ability which is rare in this day and age - providing a balanced and reasonable opinion on the league, the players, and all 30 of the clubs.

 

Each week I will post my own observations (I couldn’t completely steal Friedman’s idea so I’ll pick a number other than 30) with a heavy emphasis on the fantasy side of hockey, of course. Prospects, goalies, sleepers, busts, it will all be covered each week.

 

Advancers and Decliners

By |2015-07-24T10:24:36-04:00January 18th, 2011|The Wild West|

Marleau

 

Based on last week’s article, if ice-time and SOG are any indicators of fantasy success, this week’s column will be a good complement in identifying a few trends moving forward. We’ll take a look seven lucky advancers as well as seven unlucky decliners to help you get through that mid-season lull.

 

 

January 19, 2011

By |2011-01-19T05:19:00-05:00January 19th, 2011|Hockey Rambling|

  The Midseason Guide, you can buy it here, re-released just this past Friday. Get yourself organized and ready to go in the second half by picking up this great read.   Carolina has returned Zach Boychuk to the minors, implying that Jiri Tlusty gets back in the lineup   With Brandon Dubinsky out for [...]

Profile: Mike Santorelli

By |2011-01-19T18:28:58-05:00January 19th, 2011|Eastern Edge|

Mike Santorelli

 

How easy is it to give up on a player anywhere from 21-26 years old? Pretty damn easy. From a fantasy standpoint, if someone doesn't produce quickly enough, they're not welcome on your roster. And once you cut a guy like that, the breakup is for real. You don't ever want him again. At least that's how most of us think.

 

January 20, 2011

By |2015-07-24T10:24:30-04:00January 20th, 2011|Hockey Rambling|

  Shocking, sudden news - Tomas Fleischmann is out for the season with a blockage in his artery. What this means career-wise, I am unable to dig up at this point (it's Dobber). Adrian Dater is reporting that Peter Mueller is finally making progress though, but he's still a good month away I'm sure. Looks [...]

Burnsy: Time to cut bait on these falling stars

By |2015-07-24T10:24:28-04:00January 20th, 2011|z-Archives (other articles)|

 

One of the classes I remember most from college (and I don’t remember much) is Economics 101. The highlight of this course always seemed to be the section on Supply & Demand, and that folks is why I took a hiatus from DobberHockey.com in the first place. I needed to create a demand for my column … I needed to feel the love of the Dobber minions in order to satisfy my ego … and my wife stopped believing that drinking a case of beer was “part of the creative process”.

 

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