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August 31-in-31: New York Rangers

By |2019-08-17T10:47:54-04:00August 20th, 2019|31-in-31 Series, Staff|

  Thanks for joining us for our August 31-in-31 series! Every day this month we will be taking a look at each team and diving into their prospect depth charts, risers and fallers, graduating prospects, and top 20 prospects in the system.   To purchase DobberHockey’s 2019-2020 Fantasy Guide, click here    ***   The [...]

August 31-in-31: Dallas Stars

By |2019-08-10T11:59:16-04:00August 10th, 2019|31-in-31 Series|

  Thanks for joining us for our August 31-in-31 series! Every day this month we will be taking a look at each team and diving into their prospect depth charts, risers and fallers, graduating prospects, and top 20 prospects in the system.   ***   Dallas Stars August 31-in-31   After a strong playoff run, [...]

31-in-31: New York Rangers

By |2019-07-19T09:40:40-04:00July 20th, 2019|31-in-31 Series|

Welcome to our annual 31-in-31 Summer Series here at DobberProspects! Every day in July we will be bringing you a complete breakdown of a team’s draft, notes from their development camp, and insights into their off-season moves so far. Following this up, the August 31-in-31 Series will dive into every team’s prospect depth charts with [...]

Prospect Deep Dive: Kirby Dach

By |2019-06-17T12:02:34-04:00June 17th, 2019|Feature Story|

  The paths of Jack Hughes and Kappo Kakko in the lead up to this year’s NHL Entry Draft have dominated storylines. The curious mix of the next nine or so selections has taken a secondary role in draft coverage, while the seemingly annual debate of a top-ranked skilled winger versus a top-ranked six-foot-something centerman [...]

Prospect Ramblings: Fantasy Takeaways from the AHL Champion Charlotte Checkers

By |2019-06-10T13:26:53-04:00June 10th, 2019|Prospects Rambling|

  On Saturday night the Charlotte Checkers defeated the Chicago Wolves to capture their first ever Calder Cup. The Checkers were a dominant regular season squad, and under head coach Mike Vellucci, carried that success directly into the postseason. In my December AHL recap, we discussed the “Best Developing AHL Teams”, of which, the Cane’s [...]

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