Sasha Yodashkin has just two games to consider Tuesday, but he he has a good plan for choosing players, including Anaheim's superstar center Ryan Getzlaf.
Jason Chen takes his weekly look around the blue line, making note of a red-hot Brent Burns, who's helped power the Sharks' six-game winning streak.
Dan Pennucci calls fantasy owners' attention to Matt Duchene and a number of other Avs who are producing in fantasy despite the team's poor record.
Neil Parker's strategy for Monday's Yahoo game is to spend up for Vladimir Tarasenko and budget for the other positions.
Kevin Shattenkirk is picking up where he left off last year.
The Predators play four times this week, including three on the road, and their upcoming opponents make them the top team to target.
Joe Mahoney looks back on how the Vancouver Canucks have handled a complex goaltending situation since 2011-12, and recommends picking up Melker Karlsson.
Dan Waldner explains to fantasy owners what to do with this season's worst performers, like Pittsburgh's slumping Sidney Crosby.
Sasha Yodashkin picks the Sunday Yahoo games, which includes the Islanders' Brock Nelson, who has been on fire lately.
Janet Eagleson says the sky is the limit for Alexander Ovechkin, but can he really challenge Wayne Gretzky's records?
Benjamin Zweiman breaks down the Saturday slate, which includes a great matchup for Boston goalie Tuukka Rask.
Finding a good goaltender is essential, but always more difficult than it should be.
Neil Parker identifies values for the upcoming week in DraftKings NHL action, including the Capitals' Nicklas Backstrom, who still has a mid-tier price despite elite fantasy production of late.
Dustin Nelson is willing to pay for Artemi Panarin's production on a bit of a strange night in the NHL with a full slate of games.
Benjamin Zweiman looks at some college stars, like Boston College goalie Thatcher Demko, who are close to getting the chance to make their mark in the NHL.
Paul Bruno's look around the league can't escape Pittsburgh where Sidney Crosby tops the list of the underperformers.
Alex Ovechkin just passed Sergei Fedorov for the all-time lead in goals by a Russian. But who's the greatest of all-time?
Neil Parker makes his picks on a busy night in the NHL, but the Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist is an easy call against Tampa Bay.