DFO Fantasy Podcast

Brock, Dylan and Beebs go over a few names that made the DFO Fantasy Podcast Naughty and Nice list this holiday season. On the Naughty List are players who were drafted early and have underperformed compared to their ADP, and they analyze whether or not you should target these players as buy-low candidates. On the Nice List are players who have outperformed their ADPs to date and whether or not you should hold them and enjoy the ride or try and sell high on them before their value decreases.

This week, Brock & Beebs discuss Colorado's new goaltending situation after acquiring Mackenzie Blackwood and Scott Wedgewood via trade. Does Alexandar Georgiev have any fantasy value left after being moved to San Jose? They also give you some defensemen to target if you've recently lost Rasmus Dahlin or Roman Josi due to injury or are looking for a replacement for a struggling blueliner like Brandt Clarke. Lastly, they re-visit some of their favourite low-owned forwards.

Brock has five blind comparisons for Dylan and Beebs to choose from who they would rather have rest of season based on their stats so far this season. Then Dylan and Beebs give their arguments for their favourite waiver wire pickups between 40-31% rostered, 30-21%, 20-11% and under 10% and "Judge Brock" rules on who the better pickup is.

This week, Brock, Dylan, and Beebs take a look at players who are red-hot and ice-cold in the month of November. They analyze whether the hot streaks are sustainable to determine if players are a sell-high candidate or if you should hold onto them moving forward. They do the same with the cold streaks and try to figure out if a player is due for a bounce-back, making them a buy-low candidate. Players talked about on today's show include Martin Necas (CAR), Dylan Strome (WSH), Travis Konecny (PHI), Brandon Hagel (TBL), Anthony Cirelli (TBL), Jesper Bratt (NJD), Vincent Trocheck (NYR), Chris Kreider (NYR), Cole Caufield (MTL), Joel Eriksson Ek (MIN), Timo Meier (NJD), Kevin Fiala (LAK).

This week, Brock, Dylan and Beebs take a look at some predictive underlying metrics and find players who are near the top of the league in those metrics and available on Fantasy Hockey Waiver Wires. They find Waiver Wire leaders in ixG, iSCF, iHDCF, Primary Assists and Shot Attempts. Then they each pick their favourite C, LW, RW, D and G available in at least 70% of leagues. The show closes out with a laundry list of goalies to target from 66% to 6% rostered. 

This week, Brock, Dylan, and Beebs answer all of our listener's most pressing Fantasy Hockey Questions. From when we might see Yaroslav Askaraov in San Jose to what is going on with Jason Robertson in Dallas. They close out the show with the best streaming options for this weekend's slate.

We're one month into the 2024-25 NHL Season, so Brock, Dylan and Beebs re-rank their consensus top-24 players for the remainder of the Fantasy Hockey Season. They compare their new rankings to the pre-season Average Draft Positions (ADP) and discuss who the biggest risers and fallers have been and whether these trends will continue.

Brock, Dylan, and Beebs examine players under 40% rostered who have had the hottest starts to the season and try to determine which players are most likely to sustain this production, making them the best long-term fantasy asset and waiver wire pick-up. They then close out the show with the best streaming candidates for this weekend's slate of games.

Brock, Dylan, and Beebs discuss a few Waiver Wire replacements for Robert Thomas, who will miss at least six weeks with an ankle injury. Then, they go through the five best buy-low and sell-high options in the Fantasy Hockey trade market. The show wraps up with the best streaming targets for this weekend.