January 2, 2008

By |2008-01-02T07:34:59-05:00January 2nd, 2008|Hockey Rambling|

 He's not a Claude Julien player, so he's been traded. The Bruins sent Brandon Bochenski to the Anahiem Ducks for Shane Hnidy and a sixth rounder. This is decent news if you've been stuck with Bochenski on your team, as a fresh start is always nice. He'll either fit in, or he won't. If he [...]

January 2, 2008

By |2008-01-02T07:34:59-05:00January 2nd, 2008|Hockey Rambling|

 He's not a Claude Julien player, so he's been traded. The Bruins sent Brandon Bochenski to the Anahiem Ducks for Shane Hnidy and a sixth rounder. This is decent news if you've been stuck with Bochenski on your team, as a fresh start is always nice. He'll either fit in, or he won't. If he [...]

January 2, 2008

By |2008-01-02T07:34:59-05:00January 2nd, 2008|Hockey Rambling|

 He's not a Claude Julien player, so he's been traded. The Bruins sent Brandon Bochenski to the Anahiem Ducks for Shane Hnidy and a sixth rounder. This is decent news if you've been stuck with Bochenski on your team, as a fresh start is always nice. He'll either fit in, or he won't. If he [...]

Tampa’s Big Three Paying Big Dividends

By |2007-04-20T09:05:35-04:00April 20th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

st.louis, lecavalier, richards

This column, and all of Dobber's columns, can also be found at The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca. Originally published April 18.

 

Most NHL playoff drafts did not involve a heck of a lot of participants tripping over themselves to try to pick up some Tampa Bay Lightning players, but those that did manage to ‘settle’ for some in the latter rounds are pretty happy.

 

 

Tampa’s Big Three Paying Big Dividends

By |2007-04-20T09:05:35-04:00April 20th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

st.louis, lecavalier, richards

This column, and all of Dobber's columns, can also be found at The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca. Originally published April 18.

 

Most NHL playoff drafts did not involve a heck of a lot of participants tripping over themselves to try to pick up some Tampa Bay Lightning players, but those that did manage to ‘settle’ for some in the latter rounds are pretty happy.

 

 

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List

By |2007-04-04T12:16:47-04:00April 4th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

 Lidstrom

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. Today, FPL will take a look at the Western Conference quarterbacks. Wednesday I will take a look at the East.

Move Stud Rearguards up Your Playoff List

By |2007-04-04T12:16:47-04:00April 4th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

 Lidstrom

This column, and all of Dobber's work, can also be read on The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca.

 

It is no secret that the power play is the most important element of offense in the playoffs. This makes the participants of the power play the most fantasy worthy in terms of playoff pools. Defensemen who quarterback the PP actually see their production rise by as much as 40 per cent. This makes moving them up your draft list a no-brainer. Today, FPL will take a look at the Western Conference quarterbacks. Wednesday I will take a look at the East.

The Deadline Fantasy Fallout

By |2007-03-08T14:46:25-05:00March 8th, 2007|The Dobotomy|

 

 roberts

A ton of deals on Tuesday and it is time to analyze the fantasy impact of some of the player movement, starting with the biggest changes (not necessarily for the better, either).

 

(This article was originally submitted to, and published by, The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca on February 28. 

 

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