With more than half the NHL playing four games this week, Brian Rutherford breaks down how to take advantage of the condensed schedule.
Janet Eagleson is having trouble making sense of the East, but at least she has a better handle on it than Tara the tarot reader.
Saturday was a great day of hockey that saw lots of action with playoff implications. The Daily Puck gives you the round up and looks at the early returns on Keith Yandle's move to New York.
A young and exciting Ottawa Senators team is terrorizing the NHL, while Jordan Eberle is piling up points for the Oilers. Meanwhile in Nashville, reduced minutes for Cody Franson is leading to reduced production.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno is building his Friday FantasyAces lineup around Steven Stamkos, who has seven goals in his last nine games.
Jaromir Jagr scored his 718th goal Thursday, moving him past Phil Esposito. A quick look at how good the future Hall of Famer really is.
Brad Richards provides a great example of how on-ice expectations can be very different from fantasy hockey expectations and there's something to be learned there.
Paul Bruno checks in on some teams peaking at the right time and others that may have their postseason dreams end prematurely.
Lopsided matchups don't always guarantee big results from high-priced players. Neil Parker explains why roster flexibility is a must.
RotoWire's Neil Parker runs through Wednesday's game notes and highlights his suggested plays for FantasyScore's hockey contests.
Toronto's struggles continue, a Blackhawk is turning it around, and a new addition is helping the Wings.
Evan Berofsky looks at lesser-owned players likely available in most leagues whom can be added now to help owners during the stretch drive, including Buffalo's Matt Moulson.
Michael Clifford returns with his top value plays of the week on FanDuel, including Travis Zajac, whose season-long stats with the Devils are a bit misleading.
RotoWire's Paul Bruno recommends building your FantasyAces lineup around John Tavares for Tuesday night's slate of contests.
Jan Levine checks on Jacob Trouba, who has failed to live up to lofty expectations placed on him this year in Winnipeg.
The Islanders have locked up their top defensive pairing until 2022, and unlike previous contracts dealt out by the team, they make sense financially.
Not even the loss of Mark Giordano can cool the Flames