Alexander Ovechkin has been a top fantasy player for a while, but he may have to sacrifice some production to help his team take the next step.
Pittsburgh injuries have opened opportunities for Jordan Staal, and he is taking advantage.
It's always important to stay patient with young stars, more so in keeper leagues, as the career path of Steven Stamkos illustrates.
Zach Parise looks great so far in early action.
Andrew Fiorentino takes a look at the prospects that made their respective teams' rosters to begin the season.
RotoWire's NHL Injury Analyst Will Lee discusses the rehab process with a few major injuries, including the shoulder and the hip.
Dion Phaneuf had his ups and downs in Calgary, but he's off to a good start with the Leafs this season.
Ray Flowers gets inside the numbers.
Chris Kunitz's fantasy value is rising, as he's set to play on the Pens' No. 1 power-play unit.
Ray Flowers laments the falling fortunes of Olli Jokinen and Derick Brassard.
Brian Rutherford breaks down the first 11 days of the NHL season.
Ryan Kesler is among those players who won't be ready for the start of the regular season.
Daniel Sedin and the Canucks remain at the top.
RotoWire hockey writers recent.y ganged up for a fantasy draft. Where did Alex Ovechkin land?
Peter Maingot unveils the strategy that has served him so well in roto-style leagues.
Brent Burns is among the big names in new places this year.
Shea Weber is an obvious target from the blue line from a team that didn't perform well on the power play last year. Who are some less obvious targets?
Jonathan Quick could lose additional playing time to Jonathan Bernier this year.