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

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

Week Six of the 2013-2014 National Hockey League Season is in the books; before we make way for our Week Seven preview, let’s take a look back at last weeks’ news. We went 33-16 with game picks this week, including an impressive 15-2 on Saturday and Sunday’s contests. This improves

The Buffalo Sabres are the worst team in hockey but their future just got much brighter. According to a multitude of sources, the Sabres have traded left-winger Thomas Vanek to the New York Islanders for left-winger Matt Moulson and first round draft pick in 2014 and a 2015 second round

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 six games on yesterday’s slate but first, some injury news. Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Fedor Tyutin missed yesterday’s opener with a lower body injury. Anaheim Ducks winger Teemu Selanne will miss today’s game but will play tomorrow according to the Orange County Register. New

Here is our second division preview. The new-look Metropolitan Division! This is by far the weakest division right now in hockey. Our projected division standings at the end of the year look like this: 1.  Pittsburgh Penguins 2. New York Islanders 3. Philadelphia Flyers 4. New York Rangers 5. Columbus

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