Having missed the boat on Sam Gagner, Hockey Night in Canada's P.J. Stock is riding the Evgeni Malkin train this week in the KIA Fantasy pool.
P.J. Stock is hoping to enjoy a banner week with the help of talented forwards Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals and Anze Kopitar of the Los Angeles Kings.
It was shortly before Christmas 2009 when president and general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Brian Burke, was asked if he'd like to join a group travelling to Afghanistan.
I recently had one of my most awkward interviews with a hockey player while in Ottawa, where I spoke to Senators rookie Colin Greening about his involvement with the Quill and Dagger Society.
You know of the John Madden video game curse ... if you are on the cover, the next year you are going to get injured. It's unavoidable. There's now a PJ curse.
If I pick you in the Kia Fantasy Hockey Pool, you get concussed or at least have concussion-like symptoms.
The New York Rangers have been playing well and have four games this week... don't
tell Ron MacLean, but I'm going to add Brad Richards to my lineup.
It comes as no surprise that a resounding 26 of the 30 teams voted for the NHL realignment plan. This reaffirms the credo and style of Gary Bettman, who has secured more influence and power in his position as commissioner.
It has been uttered on many of occasions: "It is easier to fire one coach than 20 players." This may be truer than ever in the cap world.
I put in the request for five minutes of Zdeno Chara's time after the morning skate. It was game day and the captain of the Boston Bruins and his teammates were getting set to host the Toronto Maple Leafs. I always ask for just five minutes because I never want to bug a player for too much of his time, especially a superstar.
You are all invited to join the Kia Fantasy Hockey Pool. Not only is it fun, but you get a chance to win a Kia Optima Hybrid. You also have the pleasure of thrashing PJ Stock of Hockey Night in Canada's Game Day. PJ can't win the car, but he is willing to be embarrassed. Here are his picks for this week:
PJ Stock this week switches allegiances from one Eastern Conference contender to another in the hopes of reviving this fantasy hockey roster.
Well, last week didn't go so well as I dropped over 5000 spots. But I'm going to bounce back by going Caps heavy this week.
Well, I'm in Week 3 of my Fantasy Hockey pool and still learning how this whole thing works.
Looking at my lineup there isn't much I want to change.
