Presented by thehockeynews.com’s fantasy expert Darryl Dobbs, Fantasy Pool Look is an-depth look at player trends, injuries and much more, as it pertains to rotisserie pool leagues. Get the edge in your league only on THN.com.
by Darryl Dobbs - October 6, 2009 3:20 PM EDT
Nashville youngster Patric Hornqvist blew onto the scene last year before drifting off, but he's back and deserves a little attention.
It’s the perfect example of the extreme ups and downs of a player in fantasy hockey over the course of one year. Patric Hornqvist arrived in Nashville’s camp back in 2008 with quite the pedigree.
by Darryl Dobbs - October 3, 2009 11:51 AM EDT
Don't pay attention to the numbers trend with the Calgary keeper, he's still a fantasy prize.
One of the league’s best goaltenders – not to mention one of the top fantasy assets – hasn’t actually been very good in recent years.
by Darryl Dobbs - September 29, 2009 11:05 AM EDT
How they'll start out of the gate is always a question mark, but picking the right freshmen can be a boon.
From a fantasy standpoint, only four to eight rookies post valuable numbers every season. Last year it was Steve Mason, Bobby Ryan, Kris Versteeg and Pekka Rinne.
by Darryl Dobbs - September 22, 2009 10:45 AM EDT
Patrick O'Sullivan and Mike Comrie will both be looking to recapture past promise with the Oilers.
Their situations are different, yet oh so similar. Mike Comrie is a 29-year-old who boasted huge fantasy value back in 2002, but has since fallen from grace.
by Darryl Dobbs - September 15, 2009 10:12 AM EDT
In the final installment of summer analysis, we look at Boston, Atlanta and Anaheim.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you some insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - September 1, 2009 12:03 PM EDT
Taking a look at what went on in Carolina, Calgary and Buffalo this summer from a fantasy perspective.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - August 25, 2009 2:46 PM EDT
We look, from a fantasy perspective, at the off-seasons in Columbus, Colorado and Chicago.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - August 18, 2009 1:11 PM EDT
What's happened in Edmonton, Detroit and Dallas this summer and what impact will it have this season?
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - August 11, 2009 2:56 PM EDT
In our ongoing look at the off-season moves by each team, we focus on Los Angeles, Minnesota and Florida.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you insights on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - July 28, 2009 12:58 PM EDT
Examining the off-seasons in New Jersey, Nashville and Montreal, from a fantasy perspective.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you some insight on what each NHL team has done during the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - July 21, 2009 2:20 PM EDT
A look at what's happening in Ottawa and New York this summer from a fantasy perspective.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you some insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
by Darryl Dobbs - July 14, 2009 10:45 AM EDT
What to expect from Phoenix, Philly and Pittsburgh next season.
For the past six summers, Fantasy Pool Look has given you some insight on what each NHL team has on tap for the summer – from a fantasy hockey standpoint, of course.
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