Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf recently signed big contract extensions to stay with the Ducks.
Andrew Fiorentino trashes the T.J. Brennan trade and discusses this week in prospect movements, including the demotion of Mikhail Grigorenko (pictured).
Mark McLarney describes the big changes going on in Southern California, including those with Drew Doughty.
Henrik Sedin and the Canucks have five games this week. But is that a good thing for their fantasy owners? Brian Rutherford discusses that concept this week.
Alex Pietrangelo falls under the radar in one respect - his high number of blocked shots. Dan Pennucci explores the hits and blocks stats in this week's article.
Janet Eagleson and Dan Pennucci debate the merits of Steven Stamkos vs. Sidney Crosby among other topics this week.
Buffalo's Ryan Miller has been one of the bigger disappointments in fantasy hockey this season. Janet Eagleson looks at some of the big surprises and disappointments at the halfway point in the season.
Jake Muzzin has taken advantage of the absence of several L.A. defensemen to seamlessly fit into the blueline for the defending Stanley Cup champions.
Erik Johnson is back after an 11-game absence thanks to a concussion. Can he get back on his once-promising track?
The Penguins have remained hot despite the recent injury to Evgeni Malkin, led of course by Sidney Crosby, who is on another tear.
The Kings' Jeff Carter has caught fire as of late, sparking his team along the way.
Andrew Fiorentino discusses what it means to be NHL ready and goes over this week's prospect movements.
Milan Lucic and the Bruins have five games this week. Brian Rutherford breaks down the rest of the schedule for Week 8.
With Drew Doughty struggling this season, Jake Muzzin has stepped up his scoring touch. Does Dan Pennucci think it will last?
Dan Pennucci and Janet Eagleson give their take on Cam Ward, the state of Canadian goalies, and Pierre McGuire.
The days of 50-point, 100-PIM blueliners are slowly coming to an end without Chris Pronger.
Rumors of Alexander Ovechkin's fantasy demise may have been greatly exaggerated, at least if his recent performance is to be believed.
Shea Weber has declined along with the rest of the Preds on the power play. Who else makes Mark McLarney's list?