Analytics Advantage: Opportunity Knocks, Week 4: Which October Goalies Keep the Net
We are nearly four weeks into the NHL season, and today’s write-up covers skaters worth streaming and goalies worth adding. We will be reviewing which skaters have four-game weeks, which goalies have had a good [...]
Looking Ahead: Hot Starts for Minten and Quinn; Building Around Benson and Cowan; Good Schedules for Calgary and Los Angeles, and More
Welcome back to another season of fantasy hockey at Dobber! With the NHL season in full swing, it’s time for another weekly fantasy dive. In this column, whether you are scanning the waiver wire for [...]
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Frozen Tools Forensics: Rookie Production Round-Up Including McKenna, Stenberg, Hagens, Frondell, and More
This week on Frozen Tool Forensics we are going to have a little fun looking at rookies. In redraft leagues, rookies aren’t always worth rostering, and all of these players are going to be rostered [...]
Ramblings: Pastrňák and Fox With Four-Point Nights; Murashov Shutout; Updates on Suzuki, Kindel, Ullmark, and Wennberg – October 23
There was some significant injury news in the Eastern Conference so let’s hop right to it. First off, the Montreal Canadiens announced that Nick Suzuki, who hadn’t missed a game since 2019, will be out [...]
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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 [...]
Eastern Edge: Predicting the Metropolitan Standings – Part 1
The Metropolitan Division is home to the Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes who led the Eastern Conference with 113 points. Other than Carolina, no one else finished above 98 points. The pair of Pennsylvania teams [...]
Ramblings: Deeper Fantasy Draft Values for Pinto, Dubois, Podkolzin, McBain, Poehling, Wennberg, Frost, and Minten – September 8
In a pair of Ramblings last week, the review of my personal fantasy hockey projections began. We started with forwards before moving onto defencemen. Today, we’ll be going back to our forwards but looking for [...]
The Wild West – Players in Contract Years
We are into the month of September and with the expanded schedule, we have real NHL games at the end of the month! Being only three weeks away, I’m sure we will start to see [...]









