Neil Parker breaks down the Monday Yahoo slate where the Rangers center Derek Stepan finds himself in a plus matchup with the Sabres.
Brad Marchant has goals in four straight for Boston.
With 10 teams playing twice this week before the All-Star break, Brian Rutherford breaks down which ones to target.
Joe Mahoney takes a shot at forecasting the NHL playoff picture, and recommends picking up Artem Anisimov.
Mark McLarney ranks the league's biggest disappointments on the power play this season, but where does the Islanders' John Tavares end up?
Dan Waldner finds some gems on the waiver wire, like New Jersey center Travis Zajac, who had a breakout game last week after a season-long slump.
Henrik Lundqvist has bounced back from his prolonged slump, winning four of his last five starts while allowing just eight goals over that span.
Janet Eagleson's advice to Jonathan Drouin: forcing a trade out of Tampa Bay won't guarantee anything on the ice, but hard work might.
Dylan Larkin and Aaron Ekblad are having an under-appreciated impact on their team. Petr Mrazek simply isn't getting the love he deserves. That ends now.
Leon Draisaitl isn't as hot as he was earlier this season, but his upside is still quite high for a player priced as low as he is on Yahoo.
Jason Chen likes the Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist, who has won three of his last four games, for Friday's Yahoo game.
The Habs announced star goalie Carey Price is not close to returning.
Jan Levine's look around the league includes Chicago's Artemi Panarin, who is one of the top newcomers in the NHL this season.
An injury to Cam Ward has thrown the surprisingly successful Hurricanes' trade-deadline situation into question, and Paul Bruno speculates on the destiny of team captain Eric Staal.
The Kings' Tyler Toffoli and his linemates headline Neil Parker's value picks for Thursday's NHL action on FantasyAces.
Sasha Yodashkin continues to rely on Philadelphia's Shayne Gostisbehere, whose price still has not caught up to his production.
The Jonathan Drouin Saga goes on and on and on.
Neil Parker breaks down the Wednesday NHL games and finds Kevin Shattenkirk as arguably the top offensive defenseman in the player pool.