P.K. Subban remains on the Habs top power play unit, but they have shaken up the other blueliners involved. Plus, Jason Chen writes about the return of a key defenseman in Columbus.
The Minnesota Wild made a trade to acquire goaltender Devan Dubnyk and he could make a huge impact on fantasy rosters in the second half.
In his first article of 2015, RotoWire's Neil Parker explores goaltender and defensemen strategy.
Patrick Marleau may be on his last legs while Bobby Ryan is worth a pick up.
The injury to teammate Ryan Ellis means more opportunities for Seth Jones, who has proven quite adept at controlling zone entries when on the ice.
David Perron is in a great situation with Pittsburgh, but they have a light schedule over the next six weeks.
Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers, winners of 13 of their last 14, return home from a West Coast trip to face the Islanders on Tuesday.
Looking at the season's second half with a crystal ball
The Blues offensive game to start 2015 has been nothing short of amazing. Their deep lineup is providing fantasy owners with gold.
Justin Williams may be having a slower first half to the year, but fantasy GMs will want to consider acquiring him for the home stretch.
Phil Kessel was caught in the crosshairs of Toronto's dismissal of coach Randy Carlyle earlier this week, but trying to turn him into an all-around player won't turn around the Leafs.
Roberto Luongo is putting together a Vezina-calibre season in Florida, while Alexander Steen is delivering for the surging Blues.
The Wild are struggling and Mike Yeo's on the hot seat. Are their players worth hanging onto?
With another coach getting sacked, we look at what effect a coaching transition can have on the fantasy-relevant players on that team.
Tyler Bozak and his top-line teammates are feeling a lot of heat following the firing of coach Randy Carlyle, writes RotoWire's Paul Bruno.
Alexander Edler has turned it around after a slow start, an event projected by advanced metrics.
Evan Berofsky crows about the WJC, plus piles on a few well-earned digs at the Sabres, Oilers and Olli Jokinen as he starts his second tour around the NHL.
T.J. Oshie is hot, as is Brent Burns, while early surprise Brock Nelson has cooled down.