RotoWire's Neil Parker suggests Thursday values for FantasyAces NHL play, including projecting Minnesota's Devan Dubnyk to hand the Coyotes their first loss of the season.
Benjamin Zweiman kicks off his new prospects column with some top young talents, like Detroit's Anthony Mantha, who didn't quite make it onto NHL rosters out of camp.
Something special is happening in Arizona right now. It might not last, but no one expected even this much out of the desert dogs.
Sasha Yodashkin analyzes the Thursday Yahoo slate and explains that it only makes sense to grab Shea Weber, who's logged the most ice time for the surging Predators.
Sasha Yodashkin analyzes the Thursday Yahoo slate and explains that it only makes sense to grab Shea Weber, who's logged the most ice time for the surging Predators.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno discusses the storylines of the NHL's first week, including yet another slow start by Jonathan Quick and the Kings.
Two defenseman are cold to start the year, while one young blueliner could be worth a pickup.
Neil Parker breaks down the Wednesday Yahoo slate and finds Boston's David Krejci to his liking as he plays on the Bruins' No. 1 power-play unit.
Michael Clifford looks at a few value plays for the week, including one Blue Jacket looking to make the most of his opportunity.
Losers of two straight at home, RotoWire's Paul Bruno is banking on the Kings ending their slide Tuesday, with Jeff Carter leading the way.
The Bruins' slipshod blue line is making Tuukka Rask look bad early on in the year, and things don't project to get a lot better.
Dan Pennucci looks at what Justin Abdelkader's hot start for Detroit can mean for fantasy teams, as he's likely available on the waiver wire.
Andrew Fiorentino picks the Tuesday Yahoo slate and likes Pittsburgh's Marc-Andre Fleury, who should have a great chance at making a bunch of saves.
P.K. Subban and Andrei Markov are arguably the best defensive pairing in the league right now, and they're a big reason why the Habs are off to a 3-0 start.
Neil Parker breaks down the Monday games where Anaheim's Frederik Andersen isn't the most expensive netminder, though he probably should be.
Flightless birdies pretty much in disarray
Brian Rutherford breaks down the first full week of NHL action this season, with eight teams playing four times.
Janet Eagleson looks at the coming fallout from the league's new overtime rules, which should be lots and lots of goals.