Neil Parker analyzes the Yahoo DFS options for opening night in the NHL, including Montreal's Alex Galchenyuk, who's a high-floor option at a significant discount.
Get ready for the new fantasy hockey season to begin!
RotoWire's Mark McLarney ranks the power-play units, with the addition of Phil Kessel lifting the Penguins to the top spot.
RotoWire's Jason Chen takes a look at the fantasy blueliners around the league, led by Ottawa Senators superstar Erik Karlsson.
Dan Waldner is not optimistic the Sedin twins can reprise the huge surger they saw last year with the Canucks.
Paul Bruno checks in on the Pacific Division and picks out his top players who will exceed expectations and those who will decline this season.
Dan Pennucci returns with a weekly column for RotoWire after a short hiatus. In this week's edition he discusses his season-long predicitions and his observations from his completed drafts.
Peter Maingot reveals his step-by-step process for fantasy drafts, including the all-important Tip No. 8.
Dan Waldner looks at some key moves NHL developments, like the Penguins going all-in on offense for Sidney Crosby, as he waits for the new season to finally get started.
Jon Litterine wraps up his look at each division's top prospects with the Pacific Division and hockey's No. 1 prospect Connor McDavid.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno breaks down players who are poised for breakouts and those who could struggle in the Central Division this season.
The Capitals' Evgeny Kuznetsov is set to make a major impact with Nicklas Backstrom out to start the year, but he's still going too cheaply in drafts.
RotoWire's Eric Lewandowski guides you through a 12-team mock draft consisting of some of the site's foremost hockey minds. The Capitals' Alex Ovechkin was chosen first overall.
Jon Litterine's look at each division's top prospects moves to the Central Division where the Jets have one of the league's best youngsters in Nikolaj Ehlers.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno checks in on the Metropolitan Division and breaks down his top improving players and those on the decline.
Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane still remain with the defending Stanley Cup Champion Blackhawks, but a number of key forwards have departed. Peter Maingot breaks down who will step up in their place.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno looks through the Atlantic Division and explains which players will improve on last season and which could decline.
Jon Litterine continues his tour of each division's top prospects with the Metropolitan Division where Jakub Vrana tops the list for the Capitals.