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

There are a number of teams in the NHL that have good-to-great goaltending situations with poor records. There are also a number of teams that have average to poor goaltending situations that have good or great records. It never ceases to amaze me how sports in general work in mysterious

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

The fantasy graveyard is a fun place to go digging. The waiver wire will always have the usual players ripe for picking, but the fantasy graveyard gives (re)birth to players that belong, or no longer belong six feet under on waivers. This week there are a few players that appear

Host Josh Kay is joined by co-host Jeff Hicks to discuss a slew of injuries around the National Hockey League, including: Steven Stamkos, Jonathan Quick, Marian Gaborik, Jeff Skinner, Rick Nash, and Tyler Bozak. In addition, the guys discuss the Edmonton Oilers trade of Ladislav Smid to the Calgary Flames,

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 Seven of the 2013-2014 National Hockey League Season is in the books; before we make way for our Week Eight preview, let’s take a look back at last weeks’ news. This past week was our worst week for game picks, as we went 22-25 — negative winning percentage for

We here at The Fantasy Fix shook things up with the goaltender rankings. With roughly one quarter of the NHL season in the books, it was time to take a good, longer look at how goalies were performing and whether or not this is what to expect going forward. If

As all or most of you know, Steven Stamkos is out indefinitely with a broken tibia. His scheduled surgery Tuesday was successful and he plans on starting his rehabilitation as soon as possible. TSN’s Bob McKenzie has said that the break was not one where the entire bone was broken,

Instant reaction to serious injuries can often lack accuracy in the long run. That being said, it’s safe to say that Tampa Bay Lightning super-star Steven Stamkos looks to be out for quite a while as he sustained an apparent broken leg after a collision with Boston Bruins defender Dougie Hamilton. *Writers note*, At 3:51 p.m. Via