Okay.

The Fantasy Hockey 101 guide by Superstarov is done.

I stickied the thread and then closed it, so we can keep the discussion in one place, but it can be accessed easily.

HERE IT IS.

Let me know if I missed anything that you guys still need to know.

EXCELLENT!

Thanks Super, now I have enough info to kick your butt all over fantasy Hockeyland.

Seriously, very helpful insight.

Thanks, I tried to cover all of the bases, without giving up my draft plans.

If anyone has any other questions, fire away.

What are your draft plans?

I'm going to make a hard run at Sean Avery, he led the league in penalty minutes last season, and was almost 50 penalty minutes ahead of the second guy. Those type of numbers will really help your fantasy team!

How many guys should we draft at each spot. For example, would we draft two goalies, normally?

Well, I personally will probably go for 4 defensemen, 3 goalies, and the rest forwards, trying to make sure that I have at least 3 guys who can play the C. That's in an ideal world. But it may not happen that way. If you get two goalies that are pretty sure to play a decent number of games, then you may be fine with just two.

Incidentally, I had my friend who is playing with us check out the Fantasy Hockey 101 Guide, and he told me I gave up too much of my "hard earned fantasy hockey strategies".

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Do I really need to read all that information to play?

What's a lineman?

Linemen are almost as important as tackles and power forwards.