With the Stanley Cup Playoffs set to get underway, Kyle Riley lays out his NHL player rankings for fantasy hockey playoff pools featuring his breakdowns and tiers for each position.
Dig into Friday's NHL action alongside Dan Dobish as he lays out his best NHL picks for tonight's slate with a pair of picks and a two-leg parlay to consider.
This week's list of risers includes veteran Ducks center Ryan Strome, who's seeing top-six minutes and has 12 points in his last 14 games.
Michael Finewax gets into Friday’s DraftKings slate, making his picks across a three-game offering.
Boone Jenner is the top forward to pick up this week, particularly in leagues where his physicality earns your fantasy points.
Jonathan Huberdeau is the top pickup for shallower pools this week after scoring 16 points in his last 16 games.
This week's top pickups include Reilly Smith, who's returned from injury to fill a key role in Pittsburgh.
Andrei Kuzmenko's fresh start in Calgary makes him one of the top players to acquire this week.
Matt Duchene was bought out over the summer but is now on pace for over 70 points, making him one of the top surprises of the season.
Dylan Cozens may be down from last year's numbers, but his recent uptick in performance makes him this week's top pickup.
This week's set of pickups includes Jonathan Huberdeau, who's rebounded from a slump to record 11 points over the last three weeks.
Sasha Yodashkin breaks down Wednesday’s slate, rolling with Thatcher Demko of the Canucks against the Blues.
Cam Fowler's heavy workload and role on the power play make him the top defenseman to pick up this week.
Chris Morgan is turning his crease over to Andrei Vasilevskiy on Saturday against the Ducks.
Thomas Harley's move to Dallas' top power play makes him the top defenseman to pick up this week.
Chris Morgan looks over Tuesday's slate as Stuart Skinner and the Oilers head to Chicago.
Ryan Dadoun likes the look of an Oilers stack Tuesday against the Blackhawks.
Roll the dice on Shawn Hutchinson's waiver-wire suggestions this week, which include a pair of Bruins, two young blueliners and three goalies challenging for larger roles.