Fantasy Hockey Facts

The No. 2 Fantasy Hockey Show on the Web. Each hour plus show will be packed with top-notch hockey information. But this is much more than your average run of the mill fantasy show. Hardcore hockey fans will love this show just as much as the gamers. Each show will feature clips from Darryl's interviews with hockey greats such as Daniel Alfredsson and Guy Carbonneau. So join Darryl and Gary Heikkila as they discuss the inaugural Fantasy Hockey Facts League, European Champions League play, the KHL, the Big 10 teams of Ontario, Western and Quebec League play, and of course reviews for at least 5 different NHL teams.

The Top 30 Left Wingers in the NHL
by Darryl Houston Smith
Left Wings	Projected
	Points
	2008-09
Ovechkin, Alexander	112
Heatley, Dany	110
Kovalchuk, Ilya	85
Vanek, Thomas	78
Morrow, Brenden	78
Sedin, Daniel	78
Kariya, Paul	78
Cammalleri, Michael	76
Nash, Rick	76
Frolov, Alexander	74
Parise, Zach	74
Tanguay, Alex	71
Michalek, Milan	66
Huselius, Kristian	65
Semin, Alexander	65
Brown, Dustin	64
Stillman, Cory	64
Erat, Martin	63
Kostitsyn, Andrei	61
Elias, Patrik	61
Gagne, Simon	60
Prospal, Vaclav	60
Wolski, Wojtek	59
Sharp, Patrick	58
Franzen, Johan	58
Naslund, Markus	58
Cole, Erik	57
Smyth, Ryan	55
Strurm, Marco	54
Kunitz, Chris	52

Sedin, Booth and Brodeur Named NHL 'Three Stars of the Week'

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SEDIN, BOOTH AND BRODEUR NAMED NHL 'THREE STARS' OF THE WEEK             NEW YORK (October 13, 2008) – Vancouver Canucks forward Daniel Sedin, Florida Panthers left wing David Booth and New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur have been named the NHL's 'Three Stars' for the week ending October 12. FIRST STAR – DANIEL SEDIN, F, VANCOUVER CANUCKS             Sedin led all scorers with five points (two goals, three assists) in two games as the Canucks opened the season with consecutive victories over division-rival Calgary. In Vancouver’s home opener, Oct. 9, Sedin recorded three assists as the Canucks blanked the Flames, 6-0. On Oct. 11, in the return match at Calgary, Sedin scored twice in a 5-4 overtime win. The two goals gave Sedin a career total of 150. SECOND STAR – DAVID BOOTH, LW, FLORIDA PANTHERS             Booth tied for second among all scorers with four points (three goals, one assist) in two games. He opened the season by recording one goal and one assist in a 6-4 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes on Oct 10. Two nights later, Booth scored two goals, including the overtime winner as the Panthers defeated the Atlanta Thrashers, 3-2. The Detroit native is in his third season with Florida after being selected 53rd overall in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. THIRD STAR – MARTIN BRODEUR, G, NEW JERSEY DEVILS             Brodeur posted a 2-0-0 record with a 0.97 goals-against average and .951 save percentage as the Devils opened the season with a pair of 2-1 triumphs. He stopped 25 shots in the Devils’ home opener, a 2-1 victory over the New York Islanders Oct. 10. The next night, he made 14 saves in a 2-1 overtime victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. The victories improved Brodeur’s career total to 540, pulling him within 11 of matching Patrick Roy’s NHL record.

The Top 30 Centers in the NHL
by Darryl Houston Smith
Centers	Projected
	Points
	2008-09
Crosby, Sidney	118
Malkin, Evgeni	105
Lecavalier, Vincent	99
Thornton, Joe	99
Datsyuk, Pavel	98
Spezza, Jason	95
Zetterberg, Henrik	88
Staal, Eric	87
Savard, Marc	86
Getzlaf, Ryan	85
Briere, Daniel	84
Kopitar, Anze	83
Jokinen, Olli	82
Roy, Derek	81
Backstrom, Nicklas	81
Richards, Mike	80
Toews, Jonathan	80
Stastny, Paul	78
Ribeiro, Mike	77
Sedin, Henrik	75
Richards, Brad	73
Gomez, Scott	71
Bergeron, Patrice	68
Langkow, Daymond	68
Plekanec, Tomas	67
*Stamkos, Steve	67
Marleau, Patrick	65
Mueller, Peter	65
Arnott, Jason	65
Horcoff, Shawn	63
* Rookie