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• Ovechkin, Malkin, and Kane, OH MY!

  It took until the last games of the 2008 regular NHL season to determine the final playoff spots and for 14 franchises, the message sent is ,"You are not good enough!" The NHL step-children left out of this year's version of the post-season tournament are ( in reverse order of their point standings to date) : Los Angeles ; Tampa Bay ; Atlanta ; St.Louis ; New York Islanders ; Columbus ; Phoenix ; Toronto ; Florida ; Buffalo ; Edmonton ; Vancouver ; Chicago ; and Carolina. It took 81... Posted Apr 05 2008, 09:11 AM by hduckwall with | with no comments Filed under: Alex Ovechkin, Alexander Ovechkin, Anaheim Ducks, Atlanta Thrashers, Backstrom, Boston Bruins, Briere, Buffalo, Buffalo Sabers:fantasy, Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Carolina Hurricane, Carolina Hurricanes, Chicago Blackhawks, Colorado Avalanche, Columbus, Columbus Blue Jackets, Conklin, Dallas Stars, Daniel Alfredsson, Daniel Briere, Dany Heatley, Dany Heatly, Detroit Red Wings, Dominik Hasek, Drury, Dubinsky, Edmonton Oilers, Enstrom, Evgeni Malkin, fantasy, fantasy hockey, fantasy nhl, Florida Panthers, Flyers, Gagner, Goalie, Hasek, hduckwall, Hockey, Hockey Hot Sauce, Ice Bowl, Jason Pominville, Jason Spezza, Kane, Los Angeles Kings, Malkin, Maple Leafs, Marc-Andre Fleury, Martin St. Louis, Mats Sundin, Minnesota Wild, Montreal Canadiens, Mueller, New Jersey Devils, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, NHL, NHL Fantasy Hockey, NHL Weekly Fantasy Hockey, NHL : NHL Weekly Hockey Happenings, NHL Fantasy, NHL Fantasy Hockey, NHL Fantasy Hockey, NHL Hockey Hot Sauce, NHL Hot Sauce, NHL NHL Fantasy Hockey, NHL Rumors, Nicklas Backstrom, Niklas Backstrom, Ottawa Senators, Ovechkin, Patrick Kane, Patrick Kane Corey Perry, Peter Forsberg, Philadelphia Flyers, Phoenix Coyotes, Pittsburgh Penguins, Pominville, Sabres, Sam Gagner, San Jose Sharks, Sidney Crosby, Spezza, St. Louis Blues, Stanley Cup, Sundin, Tampa Bay Lightning, Thomas Vanek, Toronto, Toronto Maple Leafs, Ty Conklin, Vancouver, Vancouver Canucks, Vanek, Washington Capitals, Winter Classic

• NHL Fantasy Minute

  For this past week, certain players have risen to the top of the list with steaming performances. The following are the players that stood out as the cream of the crop last week. 1) Scott Hartnell (Philadelphia Flyers) Left Wing: In his last five games, Hartnell scored six goals and two assists. Even more impressive is that in his last three games, Hartnell scored the game winning goals. That is a great record for any forward position given the fact that those goals keep winning streaks alive. 2... Posted Jan 21 2008, 10:05 PM by hduckwall with | with no comments Filed under: fantasy hockey, hduckwall, Hockey, NHL, NHL Fantasy Minute

• Be Patient with Savard; Koba-who?

  It's been tough enough being a Bruins fan these last few years; holding Bruins players on your fantasy squad is a double dose of Boston Sports Angst. Which, if you're an old misery junkie like me, is just a tiny bit comforting. After all, being a Red Sox or a Patriots fan is a source of misery no longer; it still makes me giddy to say it, but Boston and its erstwhile Fellowship of the Miserable certainly appears to be the epicenter of the sports world. Thank goodness, then, for the Bruins... Posted Dec 05 2007, 03:41 PM by gpjacobs with | with no comments Filed under: Boston Bruins, fantasy hockey

• It Pays to be Versatile

  Versatility wasn’t an issue in fantasy football. Or should I say, it isn’t an issue in fantasy football. Fantasy football is still active after all. But versatility isn't a factor in fantasy football. Not unless it comes into play in leagues where you have individual defensive players. I haven’t played in such a league, so I don’t know. But in fantasy basketball and fantasy hockey, having versatile players on your rosters is a definite plus. When I go to the Free Agent or Waiver wire in any of... Posted Dec 03 2007, 05:07 PM by timnew with | with no comments Filed under: fantasy basketball, fantasy hockey, Havlat, Marko Jaric, multiple positions, Sean Williams, Straka, versatile, versatility, waiver wire