21 Fantasy Hockey Rambles
Every Sunday, we'll share 21 Fantasy Rambles – formerly 20 Fantasy Thoughts – from our writers at DobberHockey. These thoughts are curated from the past week's ‘Daily Ramblings’. […]
Frozen Tools Forensics: Looking to Free Agency – Part 1
For part one of our look at UFAs for next season, we will look at the players available who might be considered in the lowest tier. I’ve broken the players into four separate tiers, with the fourth being replacement level or slightly above, tier three being above replacement level, tier two being solid top-nine [...]
Ramblings: Hyman Injury; Pirri’s Future; Ted Lindsay Finalists; Second Round Begins – April 26
Zach Hyman has a torn ACL in his knee, though the press releases and journalist tweets I saw did not include which knee. Regardless, the expected recovery time is at least six months, which means he won’t be ready for the start of the 2019-20 season. This is has the potential to be a [...]
Capped: Reviewing Hits and Misses – Part 2
After a completely unpredictable first round, here’s something a little more predictable: the weekly Capped article for you. Last week I covered half of the 62 players that were featured in last-summer’s buy/sell series. This week we finish off the second half, covering Minnesota through Anaheim in reverse alphabetical order. Next week we will [...]
Ramblings: Caps/’Canes Game 7; Radulov; Meier; Demko; More – April 25
The Bruins will be without Kevan Miller to start their series against Columbus and is considered week-to-week for now. If I were a Bruins fan, I wouldn’t expect him back in this series and just be pleasantly surprised if he does. * It may not be as serious as Miller’s injury, but Jamie Oleksiak [...]
Fantasy Hockey Mailbag: Chabot, Hertl, Schenn, Berdin, Buchnevich, Bjugstad, & Terry
It’s that time again – to empty the mailbag and answer your fantasy hockey questions. The goals here is for me to give thorough answers to the questions while making sure to address them in a way which also provides fantasy advice and food for thought to other readers, even if they don’t own [...]