Now pursuing a tryout with the Blues, Martin Brodeur has been unable to proceed quietly into retirement. Has his refusal to call it quits stained his legacy?
Victor Hedman returned Saturday to an already well-stacked Tampa Bay Offense
Fantasy owners of Alex Ovechkin were worried when Barry Trotz was hired to coach the Caps, but their fears haven't been justified yet.
As the season passes the quarter pole, where are Sunday's competitors: the Canucks and Red Wings?
Unappreciated in most leagues, Tyler Bozak is showing fantasy leagues that he's worth the investment.
Tyler Ennis' goal of the year candidate prompts us to look back at the best goals we have seen this season. In addition, why Jiri Hudler is red-hot and needs to be on your fantasy team.
The Oilers are winless in eight games. When does a train wreck stop being funny?
Dan and Janet return and discuss Filip Forsberg's breakout with the Preds this season among other topics.
The Stars recent trades have demonstrated their commitment to young, fast players like John Klingberg, who had a big week last week.
Finding the third forward on a highly successful pairing can be highly profitable in daily fantasy hockey, but as Emerson Etem's experience with Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry demonstrates, that success can be fleeting.
A couple young players are getting hot, and a couple veterans are getting cold.
With Pascal Dupuis out of commission due to a blood clot, a new opening exists for the Penguins on Sidney Crosby's line. Michael Clifford reveals who will fill the void, and why he could be a strong punt play in DFS.
Suddenly, the Pittsburgh Penguins are struggling to find chemistry on their top two lines.
Fresh off a great home-and-way series against the Penguins, John Tavares and the Islanders have four games this week, including three at home.
What does Jason Sepzza's new deal mean for him and the Stars?
Max Pacioretty is putting up big numbers in Montreal to the delight of fantasy GMs who were smart enough to get him.
The head-turning two-way play of the Blues' Vladimir Tarasenko and other emerging stars has Janet Eagleson rethinking her tendency to shy away from gambling on young talent.