Last night, the Blackhawks lost to the Blue Jackets 7-4, but Patrick Kane had 2 goals, 2 assists, and was a +2. Thus, with Kane on the ice, Chicago won 4-2, but the rest of the team participated in a 5-0 loss. In a recent post, I said fantasy hockey players should pay attention to players who do well when their team does not, but I cannot recall as clear a case as this.
In the game between the Rangers and the Penguins there was only one goal: Malikin, assisted by Crosby and Whitney. Those three (plus Gonchar) are the key players of the Penguins. Everyone expects them to start scoring a great deal, especially on the power play, and some people are willing to take peripheral players (I had Jordan Staal for a while). But those four are the key to the team.
Daymond Langkow continues to lead the league in goals. Worth looking at, even though he's a C (I'm not willing to drop Crosby or Stastny but if you have a lesser C, consider him).
In some leagues, Ottawa's D may be available. Also worth noting is this week's pundit's favorite, PHI D Randy Jones.
Pominville has another goal. He's my gf's favorite player, so I had to have him but I'm glad I do. She also liked the kindness and intelligence of Adrian Peterson but who doesn't think their gf has special powers of observation? After all, she picked you, didn't she?
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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