Jason Chen recommends a Dallas stack Monday at home against the struggling Senators.
Neil Parker breaks down Monday’s DraftKings offering, which features four games.
Sasha Yodashkin plugs in an Oilers stack Sunday on the road in Winnipeg.
Janet Eagleson means what she expresses in the subject header, while also warning about other thirty-somethings.
Jason Chen gladly endorses Oscar Klefbom versus the Jets due to his point potential and power-play proficiency.
Chris Morgan likes T.J. Oshie against a Blackhawks' side that has experienced issues stopping opponents from scoring on the power play.
Shayne Gostisbehere has struggled to start the season, but Neil Parker points out the Stars are in the same situation and should allow the Flyers' defender to break out of his slump.
Chris Morgan looks over Saturday's evening slate and expects Phil Kessel and the Coyotes to come up big as they host the Senators.
Sasha Yodashkin likes Flyers netminder Carter Hart on Saturday against Dallas.
Jason Chen recommends rolling with a Capitals stack Friday against the Rangers.
Neil Parker sets the table for Friday’s DraftKings slate, making his best recommendations for a winning lineup.
Chris Morgan figures Alex DeBrincat will score at least one goal versus the Blue Jackets.
The Rangers have only played three games this season, which could have some fantasy players overlooking their top line against the Devils on Thursday, something Russ Prentice thinks would be a mistake.
Jordan Mazzara likes the look of a Rangers stack Thursday against rival New Jersey.
Sasha Yodashkin brings us his recommendations for Thursday’s nine-game slate.
Evan Berofsky analyzes the top waiver-wire picks for the week as Brock Nelson's role as second-in-command down the middle for the Islanders could pay off for fantasy owners.
Chris Morgan checks out Thursday's slate and thinks Jacob Trouba and the Rangers should be able to handle a reeling Devils squad.
Jason Chen discusses the Wednesday FanDuel slate, providing his best recommendations for a winning lineup.
