0 comments by Chris Wassel on 9/14/2020
From time to time, we will display some of the creations I either make or eat. This should be a good bit of fun. Today’s spotlight is Chris’s homemade macaroni and cheese. One never knows what I may come up with next.
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/25/2020
Honestly, we may not know when the NHL will come back or IF it comes back this season. The NHL has asked the 31 teams to keep dates available for games until late August. It seems hard to believe a couple of weeks have passed since the 2019-20 season went on hiatus. No one can […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/9/2020
At long last, it is back…the ELIMINATOR. We take a look at how many points should be the projection to make the playoffs in each conference. Then, we adjust accordingly as the second season draws closer. This is quite simple. It is not just for hockey fans but the sports bettors too. This is because […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 11/15/2019
It is fun to look back into the fantasy hockey and sports betting realm sometimes. The best part is when players one has an eye on blossom into big-time professionals. Filip Forsberg from the Nashville Predators is one of those forwards. When he was traded from the Washington Capitals for Martin Erat, it was only a matter of […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 4/22/2019
Fantasy Hockey Turkeys — April 22nd It is the time of year where the playoff turkeys take over and spread their wings. There will be one more edition of the “Turkeys” hopefully at the end of Round 1. Here were last night’s three turkeys. Mitch Marner — 0 shots, -1, 0 points John Tavares — […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 4/16/2019
Here is just a quick update on our leaderboard for the fantasy hockey turkeys of the 2018-19 Stanley Cup Playoffs. A more detailed analysis will be coming soon. Fantasy Hockey Turkeys Sidney Crosby — 0 points Nikita Kucherov — 0 points Martin Jones — 1-1 with a 5.23 GAA and .849 save percentage There are […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/19/2018
The reality is the NHL regular season is about to thunder on to its conclusion. Just a little less than three weeks are left. A few teams have clinched playoff spots already while others are on the verge of clinching. This post just goes over some possible scenarios including records teams may have to go […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/13/2018
Tuesday Notes And Scuttlebutt Again, this quick outlook is for the seven games tonight. Every day, the goal here is to do something a little different. First off, here is tonight’s schedule. Schedule Time Boston @ Carolina 7pm ET Dallas @ Montreal 7:30pm ET Ottawa @ Tampa Bay 7:30pm ET Winnipeg @ Nashville 8pm ET […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/11/2018
Welcome to a fantasy hockey column that is off the beaten path. It is a work in progress. The goal is to give you a four week blow by blow digest of what is going on. Whether it has gone wrong or right, the idea is go through the past, present, and future in a […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 2/27/2018
It had to happen sometime. Yes, the Injury Ninja has indeed found another place to write and pontificate about injuries. While there has been consulting, soon there will be writing on The Fantasy Doctors. It is a long sought after opportunity or that is how the story goes. Injuries will be in all their glory but fantasy hockey […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 2/21/2018
Dear Hockey Public: Simply, I was asked okay when are you going to write a little more. When were you going to bring back the Injury Ninja? There were some other questions as well. The answer is the time is now. It has been a long and strange year to say the least. Anything […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/29/2017
This is just a short and sweet message to announce yes we are back. All the crazy posts, the fantasy hockey stuff, the injuries, the whatever you want to call it….is back. We are even going to bring back the predictions just for the playoffs. The world is a vampire as the Smashing Pumpkins once […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 3/26/2016
There was a time earlier this season when the Pittsburgh Penguins were looking nothing like the potential Stanley Cup-challenging team that many had expected. Having suffered a 4-0 loss to New Jersey midway through November, the third defeat the team had endured in four games, centre Evgeni Malkin called for a team meeting to try and put a […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 1/30/2016
Every year, this is something we do for the injured or dearly fallen. Some of these players may or may not be All-Stars but they have had an impact on their current teams because they are missing from the lineup. It wasn’t the easiest of lists to come up with this year because actually the […]
0 comments by Chris Wassel on 12/18/2015
New Jersey has been a pleasant surprise in their ability to stay around .500 this far into the season. As we head further into December, the level of production from the top-six forwards has been very solid still. However, some severe concerns about the bottom-six and the bottom defensive pairings have created more problems. The Devils […]
