The Shark Blog
by chewy
3. February 2012 09:11
Who's Hot
Sam Gagner (EDM)
Gagner is riding a
big two game point streak. In case you
missed it, last night's game featured 4 goals and 4 assists from the Oiler
center. Gagner was a first round (6th
overall) pick in 2007, who has since been overshadowed by all the other young
studs in Edmonton. Perhaps this is a
sign that he's ready to be part of that conversation as well.
Martin St. Louis (TB)
St. Louis continues
to be red hot, riding an eight game point streak. During that span, he's racked up 13
points. He and Stamkos are back to
dominating the opposition, while the rest of the Lightning roster lags behind.
Mikhail Grabovski (TOR)
Grabovski put
together a couple of monsters games before and after the All Star break. He has 3 goals and 6 assists over the last
four games.
Dany Heatley (MIN)
He's a shadow of his
former self, but the former sniper has woken up in the past two weeks. He has points in four straight, including 3
goals and 4 assists.
Logan Couture (SJ)
Yes, he was left
alone on the stage during All-Star pickup hour, but that hasn't slowed up down
in the real world. He has a five game
point streak running, including 4 goals and 4 assists.
Marc-Andre Fleury (G-PIT)
If Fleury's in net,
there's a darn good chance that the Pens are winning. Despite being unjustly left off of the
All-Star roster (Price???), he has put together wins in 8 straight games.
Pekka Rinne (G-NAS)
Not to be outdone by
Fleury, Rinne has pieced together wins in 9 straight games. Over that stretch, his GAA is an amazing
1.56, including 1 shutout.
Who's Cold
Milan Michalek (OTT)
Michalek finally
registered an assist in his last game, after going four straight without a
point. He has just 2 points in the last
8 games and is a -5 over that span.
Henrik Zetterberg (DET)
Is the offense dead
in Zetterberg's game? Another three
games without a point. More telling: He
has just 1 goal in the last 21 games, putting him on pace for a lousy 14 this
season. Perhaps it's time to label him a
defensive forward, as a opposed to a 2-way threat.
Thomas Vanek (BUF)
Vanek missing
Buffalo's last game with an upper body injury.
At least he now has an excuse for not scoring. 7 games played and counting without a point
for Vanek.
Johan Franzen (DET)
Mr. Streaky is back
at it. Three games without a point, and
just 1 in his last five. All that means
is that he's probably due for a 5 goal game.
Corey Crawford (G-CHI)
Crawford was
victimized for 5 goals in the Sam Gagner show on Thursday. He's dropped four straight games, averaging
4+ GAA in that time. The door is open
for Emery if he can step it up.
Who's Hurt
- Jason Blake (ANA) - lower
body injury. Does this mean the
rally in Anaheim is over?
- Nathan Horton (BOS) -
concussion - day to day
- Adam Henrique (NJ) - groin
- Marc-Andre Bergeron (D-TB) -
upper body, day to day
- Ryan Malone (TB) - upper body
- IR
- Danny Briere (PHI) - close to
returning
Value Picks of the Week
Here are some guys
currently undervalued on Fanduel that you should cash in on in the short term:
Mike Fisher (NAS) - $6,100 - 2.8 FPPG
Fisher is the man in
Nashville right now as far as goal scoring is concerned. He has 6 goals in the last 6 games and is
priced at just $6,100.
Ryan Whitney (D-EDM) - $4,500
Whitney has been
hammered by injuries over the past few years (ok, his entire career), so
expectations are low right now. So is
his salary. He found the scoresheet
twice in the Gagner show, giving him 3 points in 3 games since returning from
his ankle injury.
Thomas Greiss (G-SJ) - $6,100
He doesn't get a ton
of action playing behind Niemi, but when he gets the chance, he delivers at a
value. Greiss is 3-0-1 in 2012 with a
1.22 GAA. Few goalies linger around 6k on
Fanduel, so grab him when you can.
Andrew Shaw (CHI) - $4,600 - 2.9 FPPG
The rookie has seen
a ton of playing time on the top lines in Chicago. Occasionally, he's even popped in some
points. Can't beat that price right now.
Joe Thornton (SJ) - $6,700 - 3.2 FPPG
Thornton is quietly
creeping back to a point-a-game level for the season. He's even started to see some entries in the
goal column. He has 7 points in the last
three games.
Taylor Hall (EDM) - $6,400 - 3.6 FPPG
Hall just can't get
any respect from the salary setters at Fanduel, despite being on pace for 30
goals in his sophomore season. He has 3
goals and 4 assists over the last three games.
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by chewy
13. January 2012 08:02
Who's Hot
Any Goalie facing
the Penguins or Sabres. With an insane
number of injuries to both squads, particularly on offense, Pittsburgh and
Buffalo seem incapable of scoring right now.
The Pens have gone 5 games without scoring more than 1 goal. Ouch.
David Krejci (BOS)
It took him long
enough to get going this season, but he seems to be back in playoff form at
this point. Krejci is now riding a 9
game point streak. During that stretch,
he's amassed 5 goals and 9 assists for 14 points.
Ilya Kovalchuk (NJ)
Kovalchuk is
finally starting to earn that outrageous
salary. He has registered 2 points in
each of the last four games and has 5 goals in that span. His shot totals are impressive, averaging
about 7 a game right now. #17 is back.
Curtis Glencross (CGY)
Glencross is the
midst of a career year, thanks to an impressive run in January. He has 4 goals and 9 points over the last 6
games for the Flames. He's really
clicking with Olli Jokinen right now.
Saku Koivu (ANA)
While little brother
Mikku is struggling in Minnesota, the old man in Anaheim is looking young
again. Since returning from injury on
New Year's Eve, Saku has put up 9 points in 5 games, including a hat trick on
Tuesday against the Stars. He's leading
a mini-resurgence for the Ducks right now.
Craig Anderson (G-OTT)
Anderson's GAA
climbed to dismal 3.36 at Christmas time, since then, that number has been in a
freefall (which is a good thing), and the wins have been piling up (even better
thing). He's 6-0-1 in his last seven games,
posting a .940 save percentage during this amazing run.
Jonas Gustavsson (G-TOR)
With Ottawa stepping
it up on defense, Toronto has answered the call with the Monster. Over the past four games, he's 4-0 with two
shutouts.
Adam Henrique (NJ)
Henrique is
continuing to pile up the points in his rookie season. He has six points in the last four games on a
line with Kovalchuk.
Dan Boyle (D-SJ)
At age 35, Boyle
doesn’t seem to be slowing down much.
He's on a fine run right now, with six points over the last two games.
Who's Cold
Tomas Plekanec (MON)
Over the past five
games, Plekanec has one lousy assist.
He's still earning top line minutes in Montreal, but the production is
completely absent. He's on pace for a
mere 15 goals this season. The -12
plus/minus rating isn't helping either.
Pascal Dupuis (PIT)
When the Pens were
healthy, Dupuis was obviously feeding off the momentum. Lately, he's gone cold with no points in the
last 6 games.
Marian Gaborik (NYR)
Mr. Streaky is back
on the down slope now. His stats are a
perfect sine wave. After piling up 7
goals in five games, he has just one tally in the last 6 games.
Tomas Fleischmann / Stephen Weiss (FLA)
The hot start will
soon be forgotten if he can't break out of the funk. No points in three games for Florida's top
two offensive threats.
Who's Hurt
- Jonas Hiller (G-ANA) - just
when the Ducks started scoring, their goalie goes down again
- Thomas Vanek (BUF) -
questionable for tonight (upper body)
- Derek Roy (BUF) - out
indefinitely
- Patrick Sharp (CHI) - out a
month (hand)
- Jeff Carter (COB) - out
indefinitely with a separated shoulder
- Jordan Eberle (EDM) - out 2
to 3 weeks (knee)
- James Neal (PIT) - back from
supposed broken foot in a day
- Jordan Staal (PIT) - out 4 to
6 weeks (MCL)
Value Picks of the Week
Here are some guys
currently undervalued on Fanduel that you should cash in on in the short term:
Sergei Bobrovsky (G-PHI) - $6,600 / 4.6 FPPG
With Bryzgalov in a
hole, his countryman has stepped it up for the Flyers. He's making the case for more and more
starts, going 6-2 over his last 8 games with a 1.66 GAA in that span.
Adam Henrique (C-NJ) - $5,900 / 3.1 FPPG
See above on what
he's doing. Don't pass on him this week.
David Krejci (C-BOS) - $6,400 / 3.1 FPPG
Again, see
above. His salary hasn't kept pace with
his recent production.
Taylor Hall (LW-EDM) - $6,300 / 3.7 FPPG
Hall is carrying the
weight in Edmonton with Eberle and Nugent-Hopkins on the shelf. He has 4 goals and 2 assists over the last 5
games and comes rather cheap.
Daniel Alfredsson (RW-OTT) - $6,400 / 3.5 FPPG
Remember that old
guy from Ottawa? Just maybe he's going
to actually deserve that All-Star berth.
He has come on in a big way over the last month, racking up 17 points in
13 games.
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by chewy
6. January 2012 08:45
With NFL action
winding down, many fantasy addicts will be turning to the NHL. Read on to get a jump on some trends before
setting your rosters this weekend.
Who's Hot
Alex Ovechkin (WAS)
#8 is finally
shaking off the cobwebs and putting the puck in the net. He has 6 goals in the last 5 games and a
total of 11 points on a recent 7 game scoring streak. It's safe to make him a regular once more on
your Fanduel lineup. He's still
lingering just under 8k, but that won't last long.
Blake Wheeler (WPG)
Despite being
separated from sniper Evander Kane on the top line, Wheeler continues to
produce for the Jets. He has 9 points in
his last 7 games and remains a bargain on Fanduel.
John Tavares (NYI)
The Islanders are
showing signs of life in early January, thanks in large part to the performance
of J.T. His last three games have
featured multiple points, giving him 7 points in the past week. He's proven himself to be one of the
streakiest players in the league, so climb on board while the going's good.
Steve Downie (TB)
One way or another,
Downie is generating fantasy points.
After posting 7 points in 3 games, he was held scoreless on Sunday;
however, he managed to put up 20, yes 20, penalty minutes that night. Playing sidekick to St. Louis and Stamkos is
a recipe for fantasy success.
Eric Staal (CAR)
Signs of life from
the Captain in Carolina. After a six
game scoreless streak, he showed up with a three point game against Toronto and
followed that up with 2 points versus the Lightning. He's an attractive center option who remains
undervalued on Fanduel.
Dion Phaneuf (D-TOR)
Phaneuf continues to
make his case for the Norris Trophy this season, and he's been a fantasy
workhorse lately. The Toronto defenseman
has 5 points in his last 3 games, and 8 in his last 7. He's also piling up the shots on goal,
averaging 5+ a game over the past two weeks.
Tomas Vokoun (G-WAS)
First he was
forgotten, now he's unstoppable. After a
5-game stint on the bench, Vokoun has responded in fine fashion, going 4-0 with
a 1.25 GAA over that stretch. He's
officially out of Hunter's doghouse.
Evgeni Nabokov (G-NYI)
If you were bold
enough to take a chance on the low-priced Nabokov this past week, you probably
cashed in. He's gone 3-0 with a 1.62 GAA
over this past week.
Who's Cold
Danny Briere (PHI)
While the top line
in Philly is pulling its weight, Briere has been MIA. He hasn't scored a point since Dec. 19th and
has just 1 in the last nine games.
Milan Michalek (OTT)
Michalek once led
the league in goals this season, then came the five game concussion
hiatus. Since that time, he just hasn't
been the same player. He has just a
single assist and no goals in the last five games. He didn't even register a shot against Tampa
last night.
Derek Stepan (NYR)
After a fantastic
run in December, things have slowed down considerably for Stepan. He just registered an assist last night to
break a four game scoreless streak.
Corey Perry (ANA)
Nothing outside of
Selanne is working in Anaheim this season.
Even last year's MVP has hit the wall.
He has just 1 point in his last 5 games.
Brent Burns (D-SJ)
The last six games
have netted zero points and a -3 rating for Burns on the Sharks defense.
Mikka Kiprusoff (G-CGY)
Kiprusoff hasn't won
a game in his last 4 appearances and is averaging 3+ goals against over that
stretch. The Flames are back on the
downward spiral.
Who's Hurt
- Brad Marchand (BOS) - missed
the romp in Calgary last night with the flu
- Rene Bourque (CGY) - not
hurt, but won't be playing for 5 games, thanks to the ruling from Shanahan
- Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (EDM) -
will miss a month with a shoulder injury
- Slava Voynov (D-LA) - missed
last night's game with an upper body injury
- Shea Weber (D-NAS) - returned
last night from concussion issues
- Jaromir Jagr (PHI) - will
miss a couple weeks with the ole' groin injury
- Nicklas Backstrom (WAS) -
questionable for Saturday (head)
Value Picks of the Week
Here are some guys
currently undervalued on Fanduel that you should cash in on in the short term:
Evgeni Nabokov (G-NYI) - $5,600
(see above)
Erik Karlsson (D-OTT) - $6,600
I rarely endorse a
defenseman in this price range, but Karlsson is in another universe right now
for Ottawa. At least one of those Ottawa
All-Star berths were merited.
Nazem Kadri (C-TOR) - $4,300
Since finding his
way back from the minors, Kadri has done his fair share with limited playing
time. If he can earn a few more minutes
on one of the top lines, we might see some serious production from the young
center.
Jiri Hudler (LW-DET) - $5,300
Hudler is heating up
with 3 goals in the past two games.
You'll be hard pressed to find better value on the wing than Hudler at
this salary right now.
Michael Ryder (RW-DAL) - $6,200
Ryder just can't get
any respect from the salary setters at Fanduel this season. Despite sitting at 17 goals for the year, he
remains value-priced. He has 12 points
in the last 10 games.
P.A. Parenteau (RW-NYI) - $5,900
He's bouncing around
between lines on the Island, but continues to produce. He's registered 8 points in the last 7 games.
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by chewy
29. December 2011 10:11
Before tuning out
for your New Year's celebration, be sure to get in on the NHL fantasy action on
Fanduel this weekend. Saturday's
schedule features a healthy 12 contests.
Here's your cheat sheet:
Who's Hot
Evgeni Malkin (PIT) / James Neal / Chris Kunitz
Malkin is
unstoppable right now. 11 points in the
last 4 games. He's currently riding an
eight game point streak. His magic is
rubbing off on James Neal, who is riding a concurrent streak of his own and is
leading the league in goals. Start
Malkin every chance you get. Kunitz has
also ridden the wave with 8 points in his last 5 games.
Brad Marchand (BOS)
Marchand has been a
beast in his sophomore season, and it's heated up big time recently. Including the hat trick / 5-point performance
on the 23rd, he has accumulated 11 points in the last 7 games. He's also a +10 over that span.
Thomas Vanek (BUF)
The streakiness
continues for Vanek. Right now, he's hot
again. On his recent 6 game scoring
streak, he has 4 goals and 5 assists.
Surprisingly, he hasn't managed many shots recently. If he can get the shot totals up, he could
make a run at the Rocket Richard.
Michael Ryder (DAL)
4 straight games
with a goal at this point. He has an
impressive 8 points over a 6 game scoring streak.
Marion Gaborik (NYR)
The five game goal
streak ended on Wednesday, but he did manage four shots on net. Gaborik has surged to the top of the goal
scoring standings, with 7 goals in his last 6 games. He's one of the streakiest players in the
league, so jump on board until this run ceases.
Michael Del Zotto (D-NYR)
Del Zotto went 6
games without a point in mid November.
Since that time, he's been the hottest defenseman in the NHL. He's averaged a point a game over the last
month and sits at +23 on the season.
Alex Burrows (VAN)
Burrows continues to
benefit from his sweet spot along side the Twins in Vancouver. He has 5 goals and 3 assists over his last 7
games for the Cancucks.
Tuomo Ruutu (CAR)
There hasn't been
much to get excited about in Carolina this season, so I have to highlight it
when it surfaces. Ruutu has become the
defacto offensive leader as of late with Skinner on the shelf and Staal MIA. He is riding a four game goal streak and has
7 points in his last 6 games.
Tuukka Rask (G-BOS)
It's safe to say
that going with Boston's goaltender on any given night is a decent move. Rask has been even better than Thomas when
given the chance. He's won four
straight, while allowing just one goal during that span.
Who's Cold
Brad Richards (NYR)
While Gaborik is
soaring along side Stepan, Richards has been sitting back an observing. He has just one point in 8 games and hasn't
shown up on the scoresheet since Dec. 17.
He's getting shots on net and surprisingly has added some PIMs, perhaps
out of frustration.
Ryan Getzlaf (ANA)
Getzlaf has been
held off the scoresheet in 3 straight games, while going -4 over that
stretch. He hasn't scored a goal in 9
games now.
Rick Nash (COB)
It's probably time
to permanently adjust our expectations for Nash, at least until he gets some
help or changes uniforms. The goal
scoring glory days seem to have passed him by.
He has just one goal in the past 8 games and has just 24 points on the
season.
Dmitry Kulikov (D-FLA)
Kulikov got off to a
fantastic start this season, but the Winter weather hasn't been kind. He hasn't registered a point in 9 games.
Carey Price (G-MON)
In his last five
games, Price has gone 1-4 with a 3.65 GAA and .888 save percentage. Rough start for the new coach.
Who's Hurt
- Sheldon Souray (D-DAL) - at
least he has an excuse for hurting my fantasy lineup now. He'll be out two weeks with a sprained
ankle
- Kari Lehtonen (G-DAL) -
returned to action last night
- Shea Weber (D-NAS) - is
doubtful for tonight (concussion)
- Simon Gagne (LA) - was placed
on the IR with an upper-body injury (concussion?)
- Stephen Weiss (FLA) -
questionable for tonight (upper body)
- Sean Couturier (PHI) - on IR
with a head injury
- John-Michael Liles (D-BUF) -
another concussion victim
- Dustin Byfuglien (D-WPG) -
knee
Value Picks of the Week
Here are some guys
currently undervalued on Fanduel that you should cash in on in the short term:
Adam Henrique (C-NJ)
He's not the most
prominent rookie in the league, but he's earning his keep on Fanduel right
now. He's averaging 3.1 FPPG and will
run you a mere $5,700. He's averaged
over a point a game for the last 15.
Artem Anisimov (C-NYR)
Anisimov is the
lucky third wheel on the Gaborik / Stepan line, doing all the scoring for the
Rangers lately. He's priced at just
$5,900.
Brad Marchand (LW-BOS)
See above. Marchand is one of the hottest players in the
league, but is priced modestly at $7,100.
Steve Ott (LW-DAL)
3 FPPG for Ott at
just $5,800 in cap hit. He contributes
across the board, including PIMs, making him a steady fantasy option most
nights.
Viktor Stalberg (LW-CHI)
Stalberg has been
benefitting from a lot of offensive production in Chicago, but his salary on
Fanduel remains rock bottom. He'll run
you just $5,900 right now.
Rich Peverley (RW-BOS)
Peverley just hit
the injured list, but prior to that, he put up 2 goals and 5 assists in four
games. He's a value at $5,900.
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by chewy
19. November 2011 07:38
Who's Hot
Kris Versteeg (FLA)
Over the past 3 games, Versteeg has been lighting it up for the Panthers. He has pounded in 4 goals and 3 assists over that span. Versteeg has bounced around the league quite a bit over the past few years, but never had the opportunity for first line minutes like he has in Florida. Do not write this off as a fluke.
Jonathan Toews (CHI)
Following a relatively slow start, the Captain has started to earn his pay. 4 goals and 2 assists in 3 games has him on pace for a 40 goal season.
Brad Marchand (BOS)
The Bruins are surging, as is sophomore Brad Marchand. He's put home 4 goals over the past 3 games.
Brian Campbell (D-FLA)
For the past several years, Campbell's claim to fame was being the most overpriced defenseman in the NHL. He's now challenging for the league lead in assists among all skaters. He has 5 points over the last 3 games. Like Versteeg, Campbell needed a chance to shine as the go-to guy.
Nick Leddy (D-CHI)
Leddy has started to steal minutes away from Seabrook and is becoming a regular fixture on the power play. He's underpriced. Four points in the last 3 games.
Brian Elliott (G-STL)
Elliott continues to make the case for split time in St. Louis. After deferring to Halak for 3 games, he's extended his win streak with a shutout and a 1 goal performance.
Who's Cold
Alex Burmistrov (WPG)
After a stellar start, Burmistrov has just 1 assist over his last 6 games. He's still throwing an average of 3 shots on net per game, so look for this funk to end soon.
Mike Ribeiro (DAL)
While the top line in Dallas is running well, Ribeiro has fallen from grace. He has just 1 assist in the last 4 games. All those pre-season points don't seem to matter much now. Just 1 goal on the season makes him a hard sell.
Rick Nash (COB)
You almost feel guilty picking on Columbus, but we need to expect more from the captain. He has just 1 goal in 9 games and hasn't showed up as a plus player since the fourth game of the year.
Alex Ovechkin (WAS)
1 point in four games isn't quite a tragedy, but when it comes at the highest possible price tag, you're not getting your money's worth at this point from #8.
Jake Gardiner (D-TOR)
Gardiner (along with most of theLeafs) has gone cold recently, being held pointless in 5 games. He's still earning huge minutes for Toronto and has the skills to put points on the board. When the Leafs start to turn things around, keep him in mind to balance your roster.
Corey Potter (D-EDM)
Potter was a huge value pick in October. At this point, it's hard to justify playing him. No points and a -5 over the past 5 games.
Keith Yandle (D-PHO)
Yandle isn't producing any where near the level that he did last season. He has points in just 2 of the last 7 games.
Evgeni Nabokov (G-NYI)
Nothing is going right in New York right now, and Nabokov is not helping his cause if he wants out. He has just one victory on the season and it came in his first start back in early October. Since then, he's dropped 5 games with a GAA approaching 3.
Who's Hurt
- Ryan Miller (G-BUF) - With the well-publicized Lucic collision, Miller's status looks bad for the near future. Turn to Enroth and ride the wave as long as it lasts.
- Marek Zidlicky (D-MIN) - Zidlicky left Tuesday's game with a head injury.
- Nino Niederreiter (NYI) - Niederrieter made his season debut on Tuesday. He'll stay on the cheap for a bit, and can provide some punch for the Isles.
- Tyler Kennedy (PIT) - TK returned to the Penguin lineup. Look for the happy shooter to contribute soon.
- Mikhail Grabovski (TOR) -out two weeks with a lower body injury
- Roberto Luongo (G-VAN) - Luongo's status is in question, as he's out with an upper body injury. It's Schneider's turn to shine.
Value Picks of the Week
Here are some guys currently undervalued on Fanduel that you should cash in on in the short term:
Tyler Seguin (BOS) - $7,500
By the end of this weekend, it's conceivable that Seguin could be leading the league in scoring. Yet, he remains a bargain at 7.5k. He registered 7 goals over a 4 game stretch in the past two weeks, earning NHL 1st Star honors.
Stephen Weiss (FLA) - $6,500
The rally is on in Florida, as the rebuilt Panthers roster looks to end a decade of misery. Weiss remains the top offensive threat in Miami and is closing in on a point a game pace. His cap hit is a bargain right now.
Kris Versteeg (FLA) - $7,800
(See above) - His salary just took a huge bump. It may happen again soon.
Sean Avery (NYR) - $5,600
Now that he's back collecting a big league paycheck, Avery has 2 goals in 5 games, with 12 PIMs for good measure. One of the cheapest forwards available.
Matt Read (PHI) - $5,700
With so much talent crowding the ice in Philly, it's easy to overlook a rookie on the third line. With 10 points in 14 games, he's an early contender for the Calder Trophy.
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