NHL PODCAST 40% Off MLB Draft Guide with CODE: 2021

Filter Results

Sports

Author

FantasyAlarm TV

View All

MLB DRAFT GUIDE

Fantasy Alarm

Welcome to the 2021 MLB Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide

Published Dec 28 8:30 pm (EST)

Fantasy Alarm

Welcome to the 2021 MLB Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide

Fantasy Alarm introduces the 2021 MLB Living Draft Guide and what to...

Read Article

Welcome to the 2021 MLB Fantasy Baseball Draft Guide

Fantasy Alarm

Published Dec 28 8:30 pm (EST)

Clips

Videos

Podcasts

Live

NHL Trade Reaction: Jets trade Laine to Blue Jackets for Dubois

Fantasy Alarm Show: Sean Mitchell Highlights The Esports DFS Coverage

MLB Offseason Report: Astros re-sign Michael Brantley

MLB Offseason Report: Blue Jays Sign George Springer

Fantasy Alarm Show: Jim Gives Update on MLB Offseason

More Media

Headlines

View All

NHL Carey Price rebounds with victory in Vancouver

NHL Patrice Bergeron enjoys three-point night vs. PHI

NHL Andrei Vasilevskiy socked around in Columbus

NHL Kyle Okposo (LBI) is probable for Sunday's game

NHL Mikko Koivu set to make season debut Tuesday

NHL Pierre-Luc Dubois dealt to Winnipeg

NHL Patrik Laine traded to Columbus for Dubois

NHL Brad Marchand calls out Ovechkin over COVID breach

Schedule

DFS Playbook (Daily)

Optimal Lineups (Daily)

Injury Report ()

Player Alarms

View All

C. Petersen - G

Cal Petersen allowed three goals on 29 shots in Saturday's 4-2 road loss against the St. Louis Blues.

Petersen slipped to 0-2-0 with a 3.09 goals-against average and .887 save percentage across his two starts. He was giving Jonathan Quick a much-needed breather. The Kings have two losses in regulation through five games, and Petersen has both of them. He wasn't terrible in this one, though, as he allowed a power-play goal to Torey Krug in the first period, and goals to Vince Dunn and David Perron to make it 3-1 before Dustin Brown's power-play goal cut the St. Louis lead to 3-2. It just wasn't meant to be, though, as the Blues added an empty-net goal for the win. Quick is almost certain to be back in the lineup Sunday in the rematch.

Added 12:19 am (EST)

$6800

$6700

N/A

J. Edmundson - D

MTL

Joel Edmundson registered a goal in Saturday's 5-2 road win against the Vancouver Canucks and he added five penalty minutes.

Edmundson, who said this week that he wanted to be a leader of this team, took matters into his own hands when Vancouver's Tyler Myers wasn't suspended for a hit to the head of Joel Armia last time out. Just 3:09 into the game, Edmundson and Myers had a dust-up to hash things out. Edmundson also finished with two shots on goal, a blocked shot, the five PIM and two hits in 13:34 of ice time across 21 shifts. A trip to Raleigh to visit the Carolina Hurricanes is tentatively scheduled to start Tuesday.

Added 12:06 am (EST)

N/A

T. Myers - D

VAN

Tyler Myers was blanked in Saturday's 5-2 home loss against the Montreal Canadiens.

The scoreless showing was bad enough, but he also checked in with a minus-4 rating with one blocked shot and a five-minute major for his fight with Joel Edmundson. Myers has registered 21 penalty minutes in his past two games against the Canadiens, and it's likely he'll have to pay the piper again when these meet next. Edmundson likely was taking exception to the hit from Myers to the head of Joel Armia. While the NHL did not mete out any punishment, Edmundson decided to take matters in his own hands.

Added Yesterday 11:58 pm (EST)

N/A

B. Holtby - G

VAN

Braden Holtby allowed four goals on just 32 shots in Saturday's 5-2 loss against the Montreal Canadiens.

Holtby slipped to 2-2-0 with a 3.70 goals-against average and .888 save percentage across his first four starts as a member of the Vancouver Canucks. He'll be happy to see the Canadiens packing up and leaving town, as he coughed up nine total goals on just 68 shots in the back-to-back set with the Habs, winning a 6-5 game in a shootout and falling in his one. Next up for the Canucks is a three-game set with the Ottawa Senators starting Monday.

Added Yesterday 11:44 pm (EST)

N/A

J. Drouin - F

MTL

Jonathan Drouin registered a goal with an assist in Saturday's 5-2 victory against the Vancouver Canucks.

Drouin was actually the only Habs player to record more than one point in the lopsided road victory. The game featured five different goal scorers, and 10 different players to record at least one point. Drouin ended up wit ha plus-1 rating, two shots on goal and a hit in his 12:32 of ice time across 19 shifts. The Saint-Agathe-des-Monts, PQ native has averaged a point per game through his first six outings, posting a goal and six points. Drouin is worth a look in most fantasy leagues if he is available on your waiver wire for some reason.

Added Yesterday 11:39 pm (EST)

N/A

C. Price - G

MTL

Carey Price allowed just two goals on 25 shots in Saturday's 5-2 road victory against the Vancouver Canucks.

Price pushed his record to 2-0-2 while lowering his goals-against average to 3.14 and improving his save percentage to .893. He rebounded nicely from his most uneven appearance of the season in Wednesday's wild 6-5 loss in a shootout in the first end of the back-to-back in Vancouver. Price and the Habs will get a little spot of rest before they resume play on Thursday, kicking off a two-game set in Calgary.

Added Yesterday 11:27 pm (EST)

N/A

K. Hayes - RW

PHI

Kevin Hayes scored his third goal of the season in Saturday's 6-1 road loss against the Boston Bruins.

It wasn't all great for Hayes, as he ended up saddled with a minus-2 rating while winning just six of his 13 (46.2 percent) opportunities at the faceoff dot. Hayes has been on fire to start, posting at least one point in three straight, and five of his six games overall. He is now up to three goals and eight points across six games. He'll look to add to his point total Tuesday when his team opens up a road set against the New Jersey Devils.

Added Yesterday 11:16 pm (EST)

N/A

N. Ritchie - F

BOS

Nick Ritchie registered a pair of assists in Saturday's 6-1 win against the Philadelphia Flyers.

Ritchie also chipped in with a blocked shot while tying a team high with four hits in his 16:20 of ice time across 20 shifts. The former Anaheim Duck had just one goal and no assists with a minus-1 rating over his first three games, but he back-to-back multi-point games against the Flyers, giving him two goals and five points across five outings. Despite the point-per-game average, he remains more of a fantasy option for those in deeper pools. The B's are back at it Tuesday against the Penguins.

Added Yesterday 11:13 pm (EST)

N/A

View All

NHL PODCAST 40% Off MLB Draft Guide with CODE: 2021

FantasyAlarm TV

MLB DRAFT GUIDE

Headlines

Schedule

Player Alarms

Fantasy Football

Fantasy Baseball

Fantasy Baseketball

Daily Fantasy Sports

Our Company

Contact Us

Writers

Sign In

NHL PODCAST 40% Off MLB Draft Guide with CODE: 2021

FantasyAlarm TV

MLB DRAFT GUIDE

Headlines

Schedule

Player Alarms

Fantasy Football

Fantasy Baseball

Fantasy Baseketball

Daily Fantasy Sports

Our Company

Contact Us

Writers