The Process O.k, so here’s the idea: use this space as an opportunity to look back at the fantasy hockey week and at the thinking behind the moves I made and the results. I’m not looking to get down on a statistical level because that’s not my wheelhouse. IPP, Corsi For, Expected Goals Per 60?Continue reading “Week 21: Busting The Moves”
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Fairways and Greens
Fairways and Greens And just like that it’s Week 22. What? Are you kidding me. It was like a half an hour ago that I was whining about how I’m never drafting Evan Bouchard again as my first defensemen and now I’m racing to the waiver wire to see if it’s possible to pick himContinue reading “Fairways and Greens”
A Random Walk
This piece is all about what to do with your star player who isn’t performing as well as expected at this point in the season. Let me be clear here: I’m not talking about a star player who is having a bad year. If that’s been the case for a player on your team, you’veContinue reading “A Random Walk”
The Voo Doo Dolls
A Different Breed Do this long enough and you’ve heard the expression “goalies are voodoo.” And perhaps more so this year, goalies have indeed been voodoo for me and so many other fantasy managers. One night Connor Hellebuyck is hella good. And the next start? He’s given up two goals on two shots and IContinue reading “The Voo Doo Dolls”
The Sunday Scaries
You know the feeling. You’re in a tight matchup and you’ve been obsessing over your match’s Projected Stats all week. It’s Sunday and you’re out of moves. Now what? Looks like you’ve got a case of the Sunday Scaries. Good news and bad news. Welcome to Fantasy Hockey, right?! To begin with, the bad newsContinue reading “The Sunday Scaries”
Apples and Ginos 