My predictions for the Eastern Conference qualifying round finished 2-2. I’m not going to lie: I did not expect Montreal to do what they did against Pittsburgh. It was so much fun to watch Carey Price just shut the door. It was also very satisfying to watch Toronto get eliminated,

It feels like a million years ago since we had meaningful hockey. The pandemic put a halt to hockey, and to the world of sports, but on Saturday, we will have meaningful hockey back! The format for this year is a little different; eight teams will play a best-of-five series

Congratulations to the four teams for making it this far. The Eastern Conference first round was full of surprises, and there will probably be just as many in round two. All four teams deserve to be here, but only two can advance to the next round. Let’s take a look

Congratulations to the eight teams for making it this far. The first step is complete, but now the real work begins. For 15 teams, the dream will not happen this year. No team wants to go home in the first round, but for four teams, all that hard work during

View image | gettyimages.com Welcome to NHL season review: a brand new series that will breakdown every NHL team this off season. You can expect to see a new post everyday until the end of July, starting from the 30th place team, and finishing with the Stanley Cup champions. With

Week Twelve of the NHL season is upon us and so it’s time to once again update our Fantasy Hockey rankings. These rankings reflect a standard ESPN.com league that uses “Goals, Assists, Plus/Minus, Average Time on Ice, Penalty Minutes, Power-play points, Shots on Goal, Wins, Save Percentage, and Goals against

First, an apology to those of you who were expecting a Daily Fantasy Hockey article yesterday. I made a couple announcements via twitter that the DFS articles for this week would be moved to Saturday and Sunday, and then Friday a bonus article — because I had a major exam

Host Josh Kay is joined by special guest Chris Wassel of TheHockeyWriters.com and DobberHockey to discuss NHL’s Metropolitan Division in great detail. The guys want to stress that this episode is not strictly Fantasy Hockey talk, in fact, most of it is breakdown of the teams themselves, rather than how

Yesterday, Detroit Red Wings center Henrik Zetterberg was diagnosed with a back injury that will require at least two weeks of rest and recuperation. The 33-year-old Swede is going to be tough to replace, as he comes in at number five in our Top-100 forward rankings. Obviously when it comes to a player of

Week Seven of the NHL season is upon us and so it’s time to once again update our Fantasy Hockey rankings. These rankings reflect a standard ESPN.com league that uses “Goals, Assists, Plus/Minus, Average Time on Ice, Penalty Minutes, Power-play points, Shots on Goal, Wins, Save Percentage, and Goals against