Dan Pennucci and Janet Eagleson talk trade in this edition - both in the NHL and in their home league with each other, where Janet traded her beloved Patrick Kane to Dan.
Nabokov returns to San Jose to retire a Shark. A look back at one of the best goalies of a generation.
Paul Bruno explains why we could have a goalie win the Hart Memorial Trophy this season.
Evander Kane, Drew Stafford, Jhonas Enroth, Tyler Myers, and Mark Arcobello all swapped sweaters on Wednesday. We take a look at what all these trades and waiver claims mean for your team.
Two players that have shown promise in previous seasons are struggling mightily.
As Evan Berofsky explains, the Islanders did not overreact when Kyle Okposo went down, and the inactivity is paying off.
Michael Clifford dives into some FanDuel value plays, including the Ducks' goalie of the future being the goalie of right now.
Jason Chen checks in around the league, including one player he's deemed the next Nicklas Lidstrom.
Chicago defenseman poised for breakout at home against Arizona
Brian Rutherford takes a look at the upcoming week's schedule, which includes 13 teams playing four games.
As Dan Waldner shows in this week's Waiver Wire, fantasy owners continue to benefit from the strength down the center that San Jose possesses with Joe Thornton and Joe Pavelski.
It was just recently that Daily Puck was recommending Evander Kane as a pickup. What a strange week it’s been. The question now turns to Kane’s future.
Janet Eagleson shows us why it's important for fantasy owners to avoid predictability and looks at waive-wire picks who could provide an edge, like Dallas' Patrick Eaves.
Mark McLarney looks to where the struggling Avs might turn after top power-play defenseman Erik Johnson was placed on injured reserve.
Michael Clifford breaks down his best Saturday value plays on FanDuel.
The Toronto Maple Leafs set a franchise record with 11 straight losses, while Mike Fisher is thriving with a new-look Predators team in Nashville.
Anaheim's 5-2 win against Nashville vaulted them to the top of the league. Are they really the league's best team?