This past Thursday we brought you this free preview article, showing you the reader the perks of being a Front Office member of The Fantasy Fix. It was our first Daily Fantasy Hockey of the year, and boy did we hit the nail on the head. On Thursday, we finished in the

Every Thursday and Saturday, The Fantasy Fix will bring Front Office Members with our Daily Fantasy Hockey lineup, accompanied by multiple tips and other lineup suggestions. For the initial launch, we are making this first article, a free preview into the benefits of being a Front-Office member of The Fantasy

We rolled out our seventh podcast episode today, during which we discuss Rick Nash and his concussion that he sustained back on October 8th. We recorded the podcast a couple of days ago, so it only seems fitting that we correct and pinpoint the return date of the New York Rangers super-star. The concussion

Power-Play is Important; How strong is the correlation to winning? Every educated hockey fan knows just how important having a strong power-play is. The question is “how important?” Last season I was fascinated by the fact that the Boston Bruins, a team that had the leagues’ worst power-play percentage during

Good morning hockey fans! Saturday is the best day of the week, as there is usually plenty of action and last night there were 11 games! The Games: Boston Bruins 4 – 1 Detroit Red Wings The Scoop: The Boston Bruins played host to the Wings, fresh off a hard-fought

Good morning hockey fans! There were eight games on the slate in the NHL yesterday. Let’s get right to it. The Games: Pittsburgh Penguins 3 – 0 New Jersey Devils The Scoop: Tonight’s opener for New Jersey marked the first time in 18 years that a goaltender not named Martin

The Pacific Division adds teams from Canada to compete against some of the best teams in hockey on the west coast. A team from the Pacific has made it to the Western Conference Finals each of the past four seasons. Our Projected Division Rankings 1. San Jose Sharks 2. Anaheim

The beauty of a lockout-shortened season is the never-ending stream of hockey on my television. For all the stupidity and unnecessary loss caused by the lockout, fans are now spoiled with seeing their favorite teams in a short period of time. The sad thing about this season is that when

In all honesty, the first week of ‘Peaks and Valleys’ was written with a lot of confidence. Then, James Reimer went down with an injury, Vladimir Tarasenko scored, and Mike Richards got on the score sheet all within 36 hours of the column going live. I guess I did not