The Journey: U20 World Junior Championship Preview – Part 2

The Journey: U20 World Junior Championship Preview – Part 2

By |2025-12-20T16:22:58-05:00December 20th, 2025|The Journey|

Minnesota, December 26 – January 5 The World Junior Championship remains one of the most important developmental milestones on the hockey calendar. For NHL organizations, the tournament is a pressure test. For dynasty managers, it’s an accelerated look at which prospects thrive when the pace spikes, defensive schemes tighten, and the stakes rise. This year's [...]

The Journey: U20 World Junior Championship Preview – Part 1

By |2025-12-26T12:05:24-05:00December 20th, 2025|The Journey|

Minnesota, December 26 – January 5 The World Junior Championship remains one of the most important developmental milestones on the hockey calendar. For NHL organizations, the tournament is a pressure test. For dynasty managers, it’s an accelerated look at which prospects thrive when the pace spikes, defensive schemes tighten, and the stakes rise. This year's [...]

Ramblings: Jarry on IR, Danault and Marchment Traded, Demko Shining, Jarvis Injured (Dec 20)

By |2025-12-20T01:53:30-05:00December 20th, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

Just one week after being acquired by Edmonton from Pittsburgh, Tristan Jarry has been placed on injured reserve while he undergoes further evaluation for a lower-body injury. In the meantime, Connor Ingram has been recalled from the AHL. Ingram has an .856 SV% in the AHL after 11 appearances, so I wouldn’t bank on him [...]

Analytics Advantage: Usage and Production Leaps for Yurov, Podkolzin, Neighbours, Doan, and Klingberg

By |2025-12-19T08:29:18-05:00December 19th, 2025|Analytics Advantage|

As December winds down and rosters start tightening heading into January, opportunity matters more than name value. This week’s group focuses on players whose roles are actively trending up through increased ice time, power play responsibility, or stable top six deployment rather than short term box score spikes. Some are strong waiver adds, others are [...]

Frozen Tools Forensics: Changes From Draft Day Value for Zegras, Carlsson, Weegar, Bertuzzi, Raddysh, and More

By |2025-12-19T08:17:15-05:00December 19th, 2025|Frozen Tools Forensics|

Today on Frozen Tool Forensics we are looking back to draft day. A lot has happened since then and we are going to attempt to quantify a bit of that and highlight some big changes for players. To do this we are going to take some Yahoo average draft positions and compare them to the [...]

Looking Ahead: Surge from Toffoli; Downturn from Sherwood; Strong Schedule for Boston; Poor Schedule for Calgary, and More

By |2025-12-19T08:31:43-05:00December 19th, 2025|Looking Ahead|

Welcome back to the continuation of the 2025-26 fantasy season with Dobber Hockey! Whether you are scanning the waiver wire for possible additions or scouring the trade market to improve your team, we have the information you need. Managers, let’s preview the upcoming week in fantasy hockey. Fantasy Hockey Player Outlook Let’s take a look [...]

Ramblings: Vasilevskiy and McDonagh Return; Jarry Injured; Chychrun and Werenski Double Dip; Forsberg and Thompson Clean Sheets – December 19

By |2025-12-19T08:38:31-05:00December 19th, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

Colten Ellis passed concussion protocol, according to Rachel Lenzi. He needs some practice time to make sure all systems are go, but it’s a big step in the right direction. Hopefully he can return shortly after the holiday break, but it would muddle the Buffalo Sabres crease once again. Michael Kesselring returned for the Sabres [...]

DFS Thursday: Minnesota’s Top Trio; Washington’s Matchup; Faulk’s Peripheral Production

By |2025-12-18T11:27:29-05:00December 18th, 2025|Daily Fantasy (DFS) Advice, Daily Fantasy Hockey Tips (DFS)|

Good dayto all! So, I don’t know about everyone else, but was on puck overdrive on Tuesday with how many lineups went out. Decent return, but last night was a close the laptop early night and ended up watching a movie with my wife. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire because as big of [...]

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