Jan Levine opens his debut regular season Barometer by looking at a Bruin who is returning to former glory.
Neil Parker breaks down a small four-game slate for Wednesday where Claude Giroux is the No. 1 option in the player pool.
A healthy Nicklas Backstrom is looking good, while Jack Johnson is indicative of Columbus' woes.
Paul Bruno looks at Tuesday's values on FantasyAces, including the Blues' Jori Lehtera in a big game against Montreal.
Evan Berofsky looks at how the Habs are making it work behind players like David Desharnais, as there's more to their success than netminder Carey Price.
In this week's FanDuel Value Plays, Michael Clifford provides his selections and makes a case for a newly promoted King.
Dan Pennucci has some advice for Edmonton's coaching staff: play Nail Yakupov and Rob Klinkhammer on the same line, for the puns if nothing else.
Andrew Fiorentino breaks down the Tuesday Yahoo slate where John Tavares and the Islanders have a sparkling opportunity against the defensively struggling Blue Jackets.
RotoWire hockey editor Andrew Fiorentino recommends you pick up Edmonton goalie Anders Nilsson, who's off to a strong start in his second NHL stint.
Jason Chen explores potential indicators of future productivity, like Anaheim's Sami Vatanen startlingly beginning more than half his shifts in the offensive zone.
Carolina's Eric Staal has millions of reasons to play better this year.
Get your Rangers into this week's fantasy lineups, as they're the only team with a four-game slate.
RotoWire's Andrew Fiorentino offers some high-value selections, like Edmonton's Connor McDavid, for Yahoo Daily Fantasy Hockey.
Dan Waldner looks at five surprises out of the gate, including a struggling Penguins squad that might offer some discounts to fantasy owners on a couple of underperforming players like Kris Letang.
Mark McLarney looks at the early power-play numbers and how fantasy owners can take advantage, like targeting the Coyotes' Mikkel Boedker.
Yes, patience is a virtue, but Janet Eagleson warns fantasy owners not to wait around too long for their sleepers to hit while the likes of Jori Lehtera are available on the waiver wire.
Most teams have played at least four or five games, so it's time for some way-too-early assessment of how the season is going.