Brian Rutherford takes a look at the upcoming week's schedule, which includes 13 teams playing four games.
As Dan Waldner shows in this week's Waiver Wire, fantasy owners continue to benefit from the strength down the center that San Jose possesses with Joe Thornton and Joe Pavelski.
It was just recently that Daily Puck was recommending Evander Kane as a pickup. What a strange week it’s been. The question now turns to Kane’s future.
Janet Eagleson shows us why it's important for fantasy owners to avoid predictability and looks at waive-wire picks who could provide an edge, like Dallas' Patrick Eaves.
Mark McLarney looks to where the struggling Avs might turn after top power-play defenseman Erik Johnson was placed on injured reserve.
Michael Clifford breaks down his best Saturday value plays on FanDuel.
The Toronto Maple Leafs set a franchise record with 11 straight losses, while Mike Fisher is thriving with a new-look Predators team in Nashville.
Anaheim's 5-2 win against Nashville vaulted them to the top of the league. Are they really the league's best team?
Jeff Skinner is getting scratched, Pekka Rinne returns, and how Darcy Kuemper may be able to get you a little hidden value before the end of the year.
Paul Bruno shares his list of players to avoid for the rest of the season, including the Avalanche's Erik Johnson.
Neil Parker explains why it's okay to not always spend all of your money under the salary cap.
A player who may be traded is hot, while a player who was traded is not
Steven Stamkos and Sidney Crosby have both been quiet recently Stamkos will try to reverse his fortunes Tuesday.
Jason Chen covers some names that could have big fantasy value swings if they move before the trade deadline.
Jets' defenseman flying after month-long absence
Brian Rutherford breaks down the schedule this week, including what to do while Jimmy Howard remains sidelined.
We take a look at how the playoff races are shaping up and what it means for potential trades, and check in on whether the all-star break slowed David Backes' remarkable play.
With a new coach and a new system, Mike Green is making a comeback in Washington after a number of disappointing seasons.