As has been a theme all season, the third spot on the top line next to Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn has been a revolving door for Dallas. The latest player to join the trio makes for a strong punt play on FanDuel.
Old age seems to finally be catching up with the 35-year-old Patrick Marleau, who's gone without a point in six straight games.
Nail Yakupov has fallen again, and RotoWire's Evan Berofsky believes he won't get back up.
The Predators have a favorable pair of back-to-back games this week.
Seth Jones is just the latest example of why we say that defensemen develop slowly and in a non-linear fashion, according to RotoWire's Jan Levine.
The Saturday Daily Puck looked at the teams that improved the most since last year, so now take a look at the teams that declines the most.
The World Junior Hockey Championship is here - fantasy GMs take notice: future NHL superstars are playing in a fantastic tournament you should all be watching.
With the NHL season almost halfway complete, we take a look at where teams stand now, compared to where they stood at this point last season. The Islanders are vastly improved, while the Avalanche continue to fall.
In borrowing from Hollywood a bit, Janet Eagleson looks at some of the biggest fantasy disappointments to date, with Arizona's Mike Smith topping the list.
RotoWire's Michael Clifford identifies some strong value plays in FanDuel for Tuesday's slate before the NHL goes on holiday berak.
RotoWire's Evan Berofsky identifies some of the early season surprises that are likely to continue their strong play.
With Marcus Foligno down for the count with a hand injury, the Sabres have promoted top prospect Joel Armia.
Mike Green is thriving under coach Barry Trotz's system. Jason Chen uses advanced metrics to help identify potential future bargains on the blue line.
RotoWire NHL prospect guru Jon Litterine takes a look at the world's best hockey tournament, set to commence Dec. 26 in Canada.
Chicago Set On Cruise Control
It's Christmas Break week, and the NHL is playing with a compressed schedule. It's more compressed in Montreal, where they have just one game this week.
The Leafs haven't been as reliant on their top line this season, getting the likes of Phil Kessel some help in the bottom two lines.
Alex Galchenyuk and Brendan Gallagher are putting up noteworthy fantasy numbers this year - much to the delight of owners and Habs fans everywhere.