The Buffalo Sabres fail to win a game in January, while Michael Del Zotto is rediscovering his touch on the Flyers' blueline.
The world has ended and the Canucks have consummated a trade with the Blackhawks. Can Clendening fill in for Bieksa?
Jason Spezza returns to Ottawa for the first time, plus two hot players overshadowed by superstars on their team, and Marc-Andre Fleury sends up red flags.
Ryan Strome has a big opportunity with Kyle Okposo out, writes RotoWire's Paul Bruno in this week's From The Press Box.
A few players are back, while a legendary goalie is gone.
Brayden Schenn's price is down, but his set-up remains great.
The well-traveled Mark Arcobello, now with the Penguins, looks like he could have some sneaky value this week with Sidney Crosby (lower body) and Evgeni Malkin (lower body) nursing injuries.
Sean Monahan has registered eight points in his last 10 games as the Flames attempt to hold onto the final playoff spot in the West.
The NHL gets back to action after another underwhelming All-Star Game.
It's been a rough season for Mike Smith and the Coyotes, but they've shown signs of life recently and have four games this week.
With just over half the season in the books, Dan Waldner and Mike Wilson make some predictions on performances to come.
The Avs' Nathan MacKinnon has failed to meet expectations thus far in his sophomore season, but that's precisely why the enterprising fantasy owner should look to acquire him in the second half.
The All-Star Break is upon us and it's time to right you very off-course ship with a hard look through the waiver wire.
Paul Bruno has used the 'Sidekicks Theory' with great success in his various hockey pools. One product from that theory was guessing that Tyler Seguin would flourish upon joining the Stars.
Patrice Bergeron's excellence in the faceoff circle occasionally hurts his fantasy value because he doesn't start in the offensive zone as often as others such as Jonathan Tavares.
Alex Pietrangelo was one of Jason Chen's Performers of the Week in his column this week.
Jori Lehtera could eclipse 60 points in his first NHL season with the Blues, and could start seeing more time on the power play.
The All-Star break is upon us with one more day of action left on Wednesday.