2012 NHL Prospect Guide

Fantasy Hockey Coach Prospects Guide examines the top prospects in the NHL. What you can expect in the Prospects Guide is player profile, projection, potential upside, current player comparison and estimated time of arrival in the NHL. In order to qualify as a prospect for our guide the player must be under the age of 25 and have played less then 20 NHL regular season games. The guide will be roughly 100+ pages and give readers insight into each NHL team's prospect with a fantasy twist. A look at the top 20 prospects for the next four NHL Entry Drafts.

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Top Ten Fantasy Value Draft Eligible Players

Originally posted on The Hockey Writers

There are plenty of rankings available each year for the upcoming NHL Entry Draft. As fantasy hockey managers we read and pour over these lists and read the scouting report looking for the best fantasy value in the draft. Most pools do not go deep enough to look beyond the top ten players with fantasy value, so here is the only list with that ranking in mind.

Leafs Prospect Update: Greg McKegg

Every once in a while teams find a diamond in the rough at the draft. Players chosen beyond the first round sometimes can have a substantial NHL career. The Toronto Maple Leafs hope they have such a gem in Greg McKegg.

The Five Best Offers for Rick Nash: St. Louis Blues

When the word that Rick Nash is in play broke, my immediate thought was the St. Louis Blues. Former Columbus Coach Ken Hitchcock is now the head Coach in St. Louis, and the Blues are starved for offense. My next thought of course was what would the deal look like?

Taking a Look at the Kingston Frontenacs and Sarnia Sting Trades

Originally posted at: The Hockey Writers
The Kingston Frontenacs and Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League have made several trades in recent history. The two teams went head-to-head at the K-Rock center in Kingston on Sunday, and it provided an excellent opportunity to analyze the impact of the trades.

Ryan Spooner and Tyler Brown Return to Kingston

Originally posted at: The Hockey Writers
Prior to the Ontario Hockey League trade deadline, The Kingston Frontenacs General Manager Doug Gilmour sent top scorers Ryan Spooner and Tyler Brown to the Sarnia Sting. The Sarnia Sting will play in Kingston on Sunday January 29^th in their only appearance at the K-Rock Centre.

Seven Silver Linings for the Ottawa Senators Rebuilding Season

Going into this season Ottawa Senators fans knew this was going to be a difficult year. With one win after the first six games and being out scored 30-16 things were not looking good. But there are a few things for the Senators and their fans to be happy with. Here are my seven silver linings for what will likely be a long and painful season for the Ottawa Senators.