Fantasy Hockey Life: Colorado Avalanche with Meghan Angley
Meghan Angley joins the program to discuss the Colorado Avalanche.
Dobber’s Offseason Fantasy Grades – Colorado Avalanche
For the last 23 years (13 with The Hockey News) Dobber has reviewed each team from a fantasy-hockey standpoint and graded them. The 24th annual review will appear here on Dobber Hockey throughout the summer. This is not a review of the likely performance on the ice or in the standings, but in the realm [...]
Ramblings: Potential Production Increases for Nečas, Bedard, Tuch, Crouse, and Eriksson Ek – August 14
In a pair of Ramblings last week, I looked at which forward stats correlated well to future goal and point production at 5-on-5, then I repeated the same thing for defencemen stats. Go read those to get a foundation on what we’re discussing. Building off those Ramblings, on Tuesday we went over some forwards who [...]
Ramblings – Brady Tkachuk to Florida, Bobby McMann Stays in Seattle and Players Trying to Reach The 40 Goal Club – Guenther, Necas, Dorofeyev and Hagel (June 22)
If you spent Sunday celebrating Father's Day with your kids or your dad, you may have missed what turned into a surprisingly busy day around the NHL. With the season now over and the hockey world counting down the days until the NHL Draft, things have been “relatively” quiet, but that appears to be changing [...]
The Wild West: Conference Final Matchup, Wild and Ducks Postmortem, and More
And then there were two. On Wednesday night, the Vegas Golden Knights will face off against the Colorado Avalanche in a heavy weight bout between the Western Conference’s 2 division winners. The Golden Knights are led by last off-season’s prize acquisition Mitch Marner, whose 18 points (7 Goals, 11 Assists) currently lead all players this [...]
Ramblings: Avs Beat Wild Again; Maple Leafs Win Draft Lottery; Injury Updates & More (May 6)
Only one game last night, seeing game two played between the Wild and the Avs. The Minnesota Wild turned to Filip Gustavsson after Jesper Wallstedt allowed eight goals on 42 shots in the opener. Gustavsson hasn’t played since April 13th, where he allowed five goals on 21 shots against. In fact, he ended the season [...]
Fantasy Hockey Poll: Skaters with the Most Beneficial Usage & Deployment
Many a fantasy GM has wondered whether some of their players could do better if only they were given a true chance to shine, while at the same time hoping others, who they might not have expected to thrive to the extent they are, will continue to do so because of their better than anticipated [...]
Ramblings: Recapping the Olympic Play-Off Round; Highlighting some Notable Prospects & More (Feb 18)
We’re still a week away from the NHL returning, so to open up today let’s open up with some Olympics recaps of the Men’s Qualification Play-Off round from yesterday (which is a short way to say that the winners make the quarter finals against other group of teams that received a bye). In the early [...]
Injury Ward: Olympic Break Updates on J. Hughes, Point, Thompson, Necas & More
Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening! Welcome back to the Injury Ward. My name is Logan Clarkson and every Wednesday and Sunday I will be taking you through injury news and updates from around the NHL. I’ll do my best to offer useful analysis and opinion as it relates to fantasy throughout. At the [...]
Fantasy Hockey Mailbag: Makar, Holloway, Necas, Undervalued Skaters, Carlsson, Blackwood, Trade Vetoes & More
Welcome back to another edition of the Roos Lets Loose monthly mailbag, where I answer your fantasy hockey questions by giving advice that should be useful to all poolies even if they don’t own the specific players being discussed. As a reminder, if you want your fantasy hockey question(s) answered in the next mailbag, check [...]