Defense/Special Teams streaming has been a popular option for a while now for fantasy owners. But quarterback streaming has begun being put into use just recently, it seems. As the demand grows we must meet it with a supply of fantasy articles. Each week I’ll highlight several quarterbacks and defenses

The New York Yankees have locked up Brett Gardner to a four year extension after the 2014 season.  The extension buys out his last two arbitration years and first two years of free agency.  The extension in total is worth $52 million over those four years.  There has been shock

The waiver wire in fantasy hockey has been deep with talent this season. It also feels as if now is the deepest it has been in talent that can be added and plugged into your lineup immediately. Some of the depth is coming from younger players, especially forwards, that have

Happy New Year and welcome to 2014! Hopefully you enjoyed your New Year’s Eve. If you had a little too much fun, nurse your hangover with some waiver wire talk. Your fantasy team may be hurting as much as you are right now, but the fix form your team may

NHL teams are making the push for respectability heading towards the end of the calendar year. Some annual playoff teams and newcomers to the postseason discussion are mixing and matching lines trying to find another spark to keep from falling back in very crowded playoff pictures. Some of the line

Week Eight 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

Week Five 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

Welcome to the month mark of the NHL and fantasy hockey season. A lot of good has been happening in the league, and that translates into fantasy goodness. We are seeing an abundance of offense from forwards so far. The typical top players such as Steven Stamkos and Alex Ovechkin

Week Two of the NHL season is upon us and that means it’s time to 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 Average.

No. Player Team Position 1. Sidney Crosby PIT Center 2. Steven Stamkos TB Center 3. Evegeni Malkin PIT Center 4. Alex Ovechkin WSH Winger 5. John Tavares NYI Center 6. Corey Perry ANA Winger 7. Patrick Kane CHI Winger 8. Pekka Rinne NSH Goalie 9. Erik Karlsson OTT Defense 10.