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Trouble In the Desert

Tue - 09 Mar Written by Jordan Birch

If the Phoenix Coyotes aren’t able to put bodies in the stands they are at the very least able to provide some fodder for NHL pundits and fans alike. The situation that we are seeing in the desert is one that will set a new precedent for NHL teams in the future, because for those of you who don’t realize it there are about 6-8 other teams that may be in a similar predicament to the Desert Dogs very soon. With the NHL acting as temporary owners of the Coyotes until a “suitable owner” is found, this season has proven to be an interesting case study.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 10:35

Kevin Connauton is having a breakout season

Prospect Watch: Kevin Connauton

Sun - 07 Mar Written by Harvey Sekhon

Kevin Connauton was drafted by the Vancouver Canucks in the third round, 83rd overall in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. The offensive-minded defenseman was passed up by 29 other teams but is rounding out to being a shrewd selection for the Canucks scouting staff. He has accumulated 65 points in only 64 games in his rookie season with the WHL's Vancouver Giants, a team with a strong history of developing young players despite the fact the franchise is only in it's 9th year of existence. Connauton is closing on the Giants points record for defenseman which is held by Brent Regner who totaled 67 points in 2008-09.

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Is the Price Right?

Fri - 05 Mar Written by Jordan Birch

In fantasy hockey there are many things that a fantasy owner fears. We fear pulling the trigger on almost every trade, being faced with the reality of rebuilding our teams and most of all we fear a highly touted draft pick won’t work out. As an owner and a critic I will say that it can be fun to watch someone pick a player on the suspicion he will be a fantasy stud just to see them hold onto said player for years and drop them. In the case of Carey Price I have seen a great deal of movement in the past season or two with many owners giving up on the former can’t miss prospect for little to no return. For those of you who have offloaded the young goaltender you should probably click to another informative School Your Pool article as you will adamantly disagree with the body of this piece.

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Last Updated on Saturday, 06 March 2010 08:59

Winners from Losers

Fri - 05 Mar Written by Ben Rauscher

There is no secret that the way to win fantasy hockey leagues and pools is to find those undervalued players late in the draft or on the waiver wire and watch them push your team over the top. Every year there are hockey pundits that release lists and lists of sleepers and late-round gems that are pegged to be this type of player, but like everything in fantasy sports, this is hit or miss. Unfortunately, these lists are mostly found to start the season, but what about this time of year when the fantasy leagues and hockey pools are going to won?

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Last Updated on Friday, 05 March 2010 15:37

Ryan Whitney gets a new lease on life in Edmonton

Breakdown: Visnovsky for Whitney

Wed - 03 Mar Written by Ray Irwin

In what was the biggest trade of the NHL's trade deadline day, the Edmonton Oilers shipped powerplay quarterback Lubomir Visnovsky to the Anaheim Ducks in exchange for Ryan Whitney.

This is another intriguing move for fantasy hockey owners, let's take a look at how it impacts your teams.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 03 March 2010 19:24

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Daily Fantasy Hockey Gold

Two assists by Los Angeles Kings defenseman Randy Jones gives him 17 points in 32 games on the year. It's really a shame that Jones is as terrible as he is defensively because he would hold some fantasy value if he were more consistent and could gain more ice-time. Unfortunately Jones is soft, often makes poor passes that lead to turnovers, and isn't very good positionally - three detrimental areas that overshadow the positive things he is capable of doing offensively.

Marc Savard has a grade two concussion after the hit to the head he took from Matt Cooke. He'll have to wait a few days before doctors can get a better understanding of how long he'll be out.

Terrible night for the Columbus Blue Jackets on Monday night. Not only did they manage just 11 shots on goal in a 6-0 loss to the Los Angeles Kings, but they also lost star forward Rick Nash to a lower body injury. Nash is rumoured to have already been nursing an injury, despite playing. No word yet on how long he will be out.

Wonder what the over/under is on Kyle Beach making the Chicago Blackhawks next season. The Hawks will be tight against the salary cap and the 6-3, 215 lb

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