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DailyFaceoff Podcast: S3E3 – Positional Previews: Right Wing

DailyFaceoff Podcast: S3E3 – Positional Previews: Right WingSeegs, Beebs, & D continue their 2017-18 Fantasy Hockey Draft Prep Episodes by breaking down the Right Wing Position. They give you their respective top 10 RW’s as well as their sleepers, busts, breakouts and impact rookies at the position. Be sure to subscribe on...

2017-18 Season Preview: Montreal Canadiens

2017-18 Season Preview: Montreal CanadiensFollowing a disappointing 2015-16 season in which the Montreal Canadiens missed the playoffs thanks to an early-season Carey Price injury, Montreal found themselves back atop the Atlantic Division last season, only to be bounced in the first-round of the postseason. After starting the season 31-19-8...

2017-18 Season Preview: Minnesota Wild

2017-18 Season Preview: Minnesota WildDuring the 2016-17 season the Minnesota Wild set a franchise record with 49 wins and 106 points, but got eliminated in the first round of the playoffs for the second straight year. The Wild have made the postseason for five consecutive seasons but have yet...

2017-18 Season Preview: Los Angeles Kings

2017-18 Season Preview: Los Angeles KingsHow the mighty have fallen. The Los Angeles Kings won the Stanley Cup in 2012 and 2014 but have missed the playoffs in two of the last three seasons. Their 2016-17 season was derailed early-on when goaltender Jonathan Quick went down with a groin injury...

2017-18 Season Preview: Florida Panthers

2017-18 Season Preview: Florida PanthersA year after recording a franchise-best 47 wins and 103 points, the Florida Panthers found themselves back out of the playoffs for the fourth time in five seasons. The Panthers struggled because they battled injuries from the get-go. Jonathan Huberdeau suffered an Achilles injury in...

2017-18 Season Preview: Edmonton Oilers

2017-18 Season Preview: Edmonton OilersThe Edmonton Oilers missed the playoffs for 10 consecutive seasons (2007-to-2016) but found themselves back in the postseason in Connor McDavid’s second season in the NHL. After seeing his rookie season cut short by a broken clavicle, McDavid appeared in all 82 games last year...

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