Top 10: Stocks rising in the playoffs
Which players have sent their fantasy stock through the roof these playoffs?
The Sophomore Jump
All poolies are aware of the dreaded sophomore slump. Talented second year players for whatever reason cannot rekindle the magic of their rookie seasons. They struggle with consistency, and over the years have killed many fantasy teams. Many second year players are often overlooked because of this perceived slump, which may allow some talented youngsters to slip down the depth chart.
An Avalanche of Points
Originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca on March 21.
When a team is on a hot streak, it’s always good to pick several of the players up for a week or two in your rotisserie league and ride the wave. When that team is desperate and fighting for their playoff lives, this becomes an absolute no-brainer.
An Avalanche of Points
Originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca on March 21.
When a team is on a hot streak, it’s always good to pick several of the players up for a week or two in your rotisserie league and ride the wave. When that team is desperate and fighting for their playoff lives, this becomes an absolute no-brainer.
An Avalanche of Points
Originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca on March 21.
When a team is on a hot streak, it’s always good to pick several of the players up for a week or two in your rotisserie league and ride the wave. When that team is desperate and fighting for their playoff lives, this becomes an absolute no-brainer.
06-07 Dark Horse Winner
There is still six weeks of hockey left to play this season, but I have seen enough to name my fantasy dark horse of the year. Yes, Carolina’s Ray Whitney has been a pleasant surprise, but his production has slipped a little and he is now on the shelf with a sprained ankle.
(This was originally submitted to and published by The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca on March 5)