From zero to hero, Carter Verhaeghe is having a breakout season and establishing himself as one of the league’s best even-strength players.

Nikolaj Ehlers has shaped up to be one of the league’s elite players all while flying under the radar.

If you really had to ask yourself that, you don't really watch hockey do you? I noticed recently on Twitter lately that a lot of people were calling Dahlin a bust which sparked up the idea for this analysis.

How's it going hockey nerds, vizioN back again with this week's preview and waiver pickups. You can also find me on Twitter @vizionsnaps where you can ask me your hockey-related questions.

How's it going hockey nerds, vizioN back again with this week's preview and waiver pickups. You can also find me on Twitter @vizionsnaps where you can ask me your hockey-related questions.

It's no secret that Justin Holl has been one of Leafs' best defenseman this season. Anyone who has kept up with the Toronto Marlies over the years saw how good Holl was first hand. Holl took his opportunity and ran with it last year. This year, Holl has taken a huge step and looks like a bonafide top 4 defenseman.

Just like what the title says, here are 15 players who can help turn your fantasy hockey season around!

How's it going hockey nerds, vizioN back again with this week's preview and waiver pickups. You can also find me on Twitter @vizionsnaps where you can ask me your hockey-related questions.

It is no secret that Mika Zibanejad is struggling this season. After potting 41 goals and tallying 75 points in 57 games last season, good enough for a 59 goal, 108 point pace, many thought Zibanejad has finally reached the upper echelon of hockey and is fulfilling the potential that beloved former Ottawa Senators general manager, Bryan Murray, once saw. However, it’s a different story this season. The New York Rangers star centre has 3 points in 12 games and his performance has left a lot to be desired this season. His 3 points rank him seventh among all Rangers players and tie him with Filip Chytil and Colin Backwell. To put Zibanejad’s performance in perspective, Chytil and Backwell have the same amount of points as Zibanejad but have only played 5 and 4 games, respectively. This brings us to our question for today, what is going on with Mika Zibanejad?

How's it going hockey nerds, vizioN back again with week 4's edition of preview and waiver pickup. If you saw my post last week, I hope some of my targets have helped you out so far because some of those guys are having a monster week. Staal, Ritchie, Killorn, and Driedger all had productive weeks. Unfortunately, Drouin is really well this week but he hasn't been on the scoresheet, while Ullmark has his games delayed. We still have 2 more days left in this week so things can still change. Let me know how your week is going so far with your pickups!

When all is said and done, Mark Giordano will go down as one of the best players to have ever wear a Flames jersey. What makes Giordano’s career so unique and special is that he arrived on the scene as an undrafted rookie. Giordano not only went undrafted in the NHL but in junior hockey too. Following stints in the AHL and Russia, Giordano finally made his mark during the 2008-09 season. The Flames’s captain has patrolled the Calgary Flames’ blueline for over 15 seasons playing over 900 games for the Flames.

How's it going hockey nerds, vizioN back again with another weekly preview and waiver pickup post. If you saw my post last week, I hope some of my targets have helped you out so far because some of those guys are having a monster week. Batherson didn't pan out like I hoped he did, but Verhaeghe, Gurianov, and Motte all had productive weeks. Even Strome, Granlund, Larsson, and Driedger are all having a solid week. Let me know how your week is going so far with your pickups!

As a frequent resident of r/fantasyhockey, these are some of the questions I see daily, and trust me, we probably both feel the same way about these questions. As someone who is trying to become a content creator, I think the best way to engage with your fanbase is to build connections, and what better way to do that than to respond to their questions. So that's what I did last night. After responding to about 90% of the comments on my previous threads, I didn't realize that an hour went by. After all that, I thought it would be best if I teach some of you how I evaluate players. I might have mini rants throughout this post but you'll how to conduct your own research and due diligence, so it's a win-win! It's so easy that I'll break it down into two steps.

Tony DeAngelo has been somewhat of an enigma throughout his hockey career. It’s no secret that the defenseman is offensively talented, but on-ice misconducts and toxic social media behaviour has proved DeAngelo to be a headcase. Last season, DeAngelo was an integral piece of the New York Rangers, putting up 53 points in 68 games. The real question is, was DeAngelo just a product of Mika Zibanejad and Artemi Panarin? Or was the New Jersey native able to propel himself? We’re here today to take a look at what went right for DeAngelo last season and if he can continue to build on from last season.

What’s going hockey nerds, it’s your boy vizioN back again with another post. DJ Khaled was screaming another one in the background while I was writing this so I hope you’ve missed me just like those who missed out on Connor and Bjorkstrand. For today, we’ll be taking a look at some waiver pickups that can help push your team over the line this week.

If you missed out on Bjorkstrand, don’t worry. The Blue Jackets have another offensive weapon on their team and his name is Cam Atkinson.

When COVID-19 sent our world into a frenzy last year, I got stuck at home with nothing to do. Yeah sure, I was shooting here and there but it was hard with everything on lockdown. I was just on my computer all day watching my life tick away with each passing minute…

Kyle Connor has quietly been establishing himself as one of the league’s best goal-scoring wingers in recent years. On a team that has Blake Wheeler, Mark Scheifele, and Patrik Laine, it can be easy to see why Connor is flying under the radar. Over the last few seasons, Connor has been a solid contributor in the shots and goals department establishing himself as an attractive fantasy asset. Moreover, his underlying number speaks volume about his development and suggests that he is shaping up to be someone more than just solid.

What's poppin hockey nerds. It's your boy vizioN back with another analysis. You might have saw me the other today when I did an analysis on Cam Atkinson as a sleeper. Today we'll be focusing on Columbus' Danish sharpshooter, Oliver Bjorkstrand. I understand there's been a lot of skepticism about Bjorkstrand lately, especially after lighting the league for half a season, but I will be explaining why Bjorkstrand is the real deal and why you should pick him up.