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Michael's coverage is heavily focused on daily fantasy sports (DFS) within the context of NHL hockey. His articles revolve around investment analysis, industry-specific insights, and event coverage related to NHL players and DFS picks.
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By: Michael Clifford
Bubble Keeper Week rolls on here at Dobber Hockey. On Monday, Puneet’s Ramblings covered options like Mavrik Bourque, Marco Rossi, Philip Broberg, and Braeden Bowman. In my Ramblings on Tuesday, we had some head-to-head analyses between Jason Robertson vs. Rasmus Dahlin, Jordan Kyrou vs.
For the last 23 years (13 with The Hockey News) DobberHockey has reviewed each team from a fantasy-hockey standpoint and graded them. The 24th annual review will appear here on DobberHockey throughout the summer. This is not a review of the likely performance on the ice or in the standings,
By: Michael Clifford
We have reached September and the NHL regular season starts in four weeks. Rookie camps start next week, training camps shortly after that, and then we’re ready to rock for an 84-game campaign. Fantasy hockey draft season is truly here. It is time to look ahead to the season and start our fantasy
By: Michael Clifford
Michael Clifford discusses the importance of looking beyond the number of schemes completed when assessing a developer's experience.
By: Michael Clifford
In Tuesday’s Ramblings, I started going over my fantasy hockey projections for the 2026-27 season. Those Ramblings covered some players comparisons that stood out for one reason or another, like Kiefer Sherwood vs. Jesper Bratt, William Eklund vs. Andrei Svechnikov, and Luke Hughes vs. Brandt Clarke.
The New York Rangers added some depth on the wing by signing Eeli Tolvanen to a one-year contract worth $1.5-million, per PuckPedia. Tolvanen posted 12 goals, 36 points, 141 shots, 187 hits, and 81 blocks with the Seattle Kraken in 2025-26. He is moving to a team that ostensibly should be
By: Michael Clifford
In a pair of Ramblings this week, I started reviewing my fantasy hockey projections for the 2026-27 season. On Tuesday, we covered how first-round picks are valued, and how to evaluate different players who contribute well to different categories. Yesterday, we dug into forwards providing solid draft values per ADP data
By: Michael Clifford
In a pair of Ramblings last week, the review of my personal fantasy hockey projections began. We started with forwards before moving onto defencemen. Today, we’ll be going back to our forwards but looking for deeper values using ADP data from Fantrax. My projections are made using
By: Michael Clifford
It was reported by Elliotte Friedman that the Anaheim Ducks and winger Chris Kreider have reached an agreement for him to be put on waivers and have his contract terminated. In effect, this would make Kreider a free agent and hopefully give the Ducks the cap space necessary to sign
By: Michael Clifford
Over my last several Ramblings, we have been going over my personal fantasy hockey projections to find good draft values. We started by looking towards shallower formats, focusing on forwards whose projected value outstrips their Fantrax ADP before moving onto defencemen. We then looked at forwards providing good draft value
