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Ramblings: Offseason Planning in the Pacific Division Including Anaheim Trade Targets, San Jose’s Rebuild, Vancouver’s Scoring, and More – June 6

By |2025-06-06T07:38:47-04:00June 6th, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

The 2025 Dobber Prospects Report is now available in the Dobber Store! With the Entry Draft just a few weeks away and the Memorial Cup behind us, now is the time to brush up on the names fantasy owners will hear called later this month. It also covers a bevy of prospects currently in the pipeline [...]

Ramblings: Preseason Projections, and Successes, from Tavares, Guenther, Thomas, Werenski, and Walman – February 13

By |2025-02-13T07:54:40-05:00February 13th, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

The Four Nations Cup kicked off on Wednesday night with Team Canada hosting Team Sweden in Montreal, with Canada coming out on top 4-3 in overtime. After Canada largely dominated through the first 20 minutes, Sweden had long stretches of controlled play after that and it made for a wildly entertaining game. It didn’t take [...]

Keeping Karlsson: Random Access Corsi

By |2025-02-11T09:13:25-05:00February 11th, 2025|

Elan and Brian announce the arrival of Dylan Guenther, comment on the trials and tribulations of some choice Oilers and Predators, and search for players deserving of a warm blanket. Elan questions the meaning of life.

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Ramblings: Lineups for the Four Nations Cup; Peripheral Changes Including Blocks, Hits, and Shots on Goal – February 11

By |2025-02-10T14:27:40-05:00February 11th, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

The NHL has reached its Four Nations Cup break. The regular season will resume on February 22nd, but there’s not much to talk about besides that tournament. In the good-news column, after some consternation as to Sidney Crosby’s availability for the tournament, he traveled to Montreal and took part in Team Canada’s first practice on [...]

Ramblings: Updates on Norris, Nichushkin, and Kaprizov; Markstrom Injured; Fantilli Hat Trick; Changes for Forsberg, Verhaeghe, Zary, and More – January 23

By |2025-01-23T07:12:23-05:00January 23rd, 2025|Hockey Rambling|

It was a definite good news/bad news situation for New Jersey as they hosted Boston on Wednesday night. The Devils managed a convincing 5-1 win over the Bruins, thanks in large part to a power play that came alive for three power play goals. The bad news was that goaltender Jacob Markstrom was injured early [...]

Goldipucks and the Three Skathers: Jason Robertson, Vincent Trocheck & Adam Fox

By |2025-01-20T21:40:05-05:00January 22nd, 2025|Roos Lets Loose|

Welcome back to Goldipucks and the Three Skaters, a play on words of the Goldilocks and the Three Bears story. Instead of there being three bowls of porridge though, I cover three skaters and declare one too hot (i.e., doing unsustainably better than he should), another too cold (i.e., doing unsustainably worse), and a third [...]

Looking Ahead: Slafkovský’s Value; Fantilli’s New Role; Seth Jones and Alex Vlasic; Dallas’s Upcoming Schedule, and More

By |2025-01-17T08:19:58-05:00January 17th, 2025|Looking Ahead|

Welcome back in, everyone! Anyone have any bad beats for me because I have one. I lost my matchup last week off the goalie interference call in the Anaheim/Carolina game and in the moment, sure I was upset that I got points called back but then I remembered something that I wanted to share with [...]

Keeping Karlsson Short Shifts – The Wilkes-Jarry Penguins

By |2025-01-17T08:23:03-05:00January 17th, 2025|

Elizabeth and Lewis are back to take listeners through a host of power play changes that are giving managers the opportunity to get exposure to great players off the waiver wire, including Philly, Jersey, and Tampa talk. They also cover Jarry's AHL demotion, Cooley's ascension to the top-line and powerplay, and injuries to Tavares and Hintz. The duo wrap up with some hot and cold streak deep dives, including discussion of the Red Wings crazy powerplay success in the last ten games, whether Erik Gustafsson is rosterable or an overperforming illusion, Fantilli's continued success, Merilainen as Hamburglar 2.0, and whether Schenn's success and Neighbours' lack thereof are likely to continue.

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