Janet Eagleson is cheering for a miracle (c'mon Canada!) as she watches a great collection of talent at the World Juniors, including Auston Matthews of the U.S.
The Winter Classic is still fun, but I prefer when there are 24 teams in action.
Sasha Yodashkin likes Eric Staal and his Carolina teammates against struggling Predators goaltender Pekka Rinne on Saturday.
It's the Winter Classic! Can the Habs stop the bleeding? Is the Bruins' turnaround for real?
Jamie Benn continues to be an elite fantasy option this season, and he enters Thursday's game with a six-game point streak. Neil Parker breaks down the values to help fit Benn in.
Paul Bruno looks at players who have exceeded expectations and those who have disappointed this season, including Anaheim's Ryan Getzlaf.
Linus Soderstrom has been putting on a show for Sweden, and he could be worth a flier in deep keeper leagues given the Islanders' goaltending situation.
Sasha Yodashkin's last Yahoo Daily Hockey play of the year features the Islanders' John Tavares, who is finally showing signs of busting out of his extended slump.
We look at a strategy to save time in daily fantasy when you just don't have time to go crazy with your roster.
Neil Parker picks the Wednesday Yahoo slate and likes the high floor that Alex Ovechkin provides with his high-shot volume.
A young Blue is hot, while an aged Duck is not.
Paul Bruno includes the Devils' Kyle Palmieri, who's already set a new career high in goals, in his Tuesday FantasyAces recommendations.
Evan Berofsky includes the Oilers' Anton Lander among lesser-known names on depth lines and in the AHL who could pay fantasy dividends in 2016, if only they get the opportunity.
Someone's hot in Winnipeg. A familiar face slots in with the Joes in San Jose. See who else Michael Clifford highlights in this week's FanDuel Value Plays.
Andrew Fiorentino offers a trio of young players you just can't get from him in keeper formats and takes a look at the Tuesday slate of NHL action.
Sasha Yodashkin breaks down the Tuesday Yahoo slate, including Boston's Ryan Spooner, who should thrive with his ascension to the second line.
Jason Chen shares his regrets on blue-line duds like Justin Schultz whose prior production, pedigree and circumstances seemed to point to breakout years.
Dan Pennucci joins fantasy owners everywhere in his happiness to see Steven Stamkos finally starting to produce the numbers expected of a first-round pick.