Injury woes -- most recently a groin ailment -- have been dogging Pavel Datsyuk for years, and lately they've been affecting his offensive production, too.
Evan Berofsky looks at some of the early season dogs in the NHL, including one high pedigree cat that could win you a blue ribbon if you pick him up.
RotoWire's Brian Rutherford is bullish on Logan Couture and the Sharks this week.
RotoWire's Jason Chen takes over our Blue Line Buzz feature and highlights the start of Florida's Aaron Ekblad.
Corey Perry missed out on the back-to-back games against the Kings this week due to a viral gland infection.
Captain Jamie Benn is ice cold and youngster Valeri Nichushkin is down for an extended period. What should you make of these two Dallas Stars?
The Calgary Flames are off to a fantastic start, thanks in no little part to the efforts of Mark Giordano.
Columbus' Boone Jenner has played well since his return from a broken hand, but his ownership rates in fantasy leagues remain minimal. Janet Eagleson advises to scoop him up before someone else does.
A look at the top even-strength and power-play point producers thus far, and what it means for your fantasy team.
The hockey world reels from the announcement of Bryan Murray's battle with cancer.
Zach Bogosian finally appears to be fulfilling the promise many saw in him when he was a first-round draft pick.
Kessel isn't the only talent Maple Leaf that is providing value for fantasy owners despite the Leafs' struggles.
Neil Parker elaborates on the now-three basic rules of daily fantasy hockey.
One Blue is hot, another is not, and some advice for a young man with a lot to lose.
The Canucks' Kevin Bieksa is firing off shots at a career-best rate this season. With two games this week against porous defenses, he makes for a solid discount option on the blue line.
The 19-year-old Aleksander Barkov has been a bust this year on the Panthers' top line.
Evan Berofsky talks about some of the early season surprises that might fall back to earth, including the Blues' Jori Lehtera, who hasn't made it through the full grind of the NHL season.
Knowing when to jettison an unproductive player like the Preds' Seth Jones can often be the difference between winning and losing.