It has not been an easy time for daily fantasy hockey league players with the ever increasing amount of injuries, the trade deadline, and just some skittish overall play. However, the thing is this, there are only a few weeks left in the hockey season. All daily leagues and DraftKings especially will be quite the challenge and then there is the injury to Sidney Crosby and so many others to consider. There were over 120 players out of your lineups hockey fans. Honestly, it may seem nearly impossible to construct a daily team but in some ways it may be easier than ever.
DraftKings Trade Deadline Fallout
This will be quick but basically it is a nice informal way to list what happened on trade deadline day and back a bit and team analysis by Toli Metter in Parts 1 and soon to be 2. Thank you TSN for the most noticeable transactions. Here are some of those trades.
| Washington Acquires | Date | Nashville Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 F Martin Erat |
April 3 |
 F Filip Forsberg |
| Tampa Bay Acquires | Date | Chicago Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 F Philippe Paradis |
April 2 |
 D Kirill Gotovets |
| Columbus Acquires | Date | NY Rangers Acquire |
|---|---|---|
 F Marian Gaborik |
April 3 |
 F Derek Dorsett |
| Minnesota Acquires | Date | Buffalo Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 F Jason Pominville |
April 3 |
 G Matt Hackett |
| Tampa Bay Acquires | Date | Ottawa Acquires |
|---|---|---|
|
G Ben Bishop |
April 3 |
 F Cory Conacher |
Wait there are more trades…..keep going……..
| New York Acquires | Date | San Jose Acquires |
|---|---|---|
|
F Ryane Clowe |
April 2 |
 2nd-Round Pick (2013) |
| Boston Acquires | Date | Dallas Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 F Jaromir Jagr |
April 2 |
 F Lane MacDermid |
| St. Louis Acquires | Date | Calgary Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 D Jay Bouwmeester |
April 1 |
 Conditional 1st-Round Pick (2013) |
| Los Angeles Acquires | Date | Buffalo Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 D Robyn Regehr |
April 1 |
2nd-Round Pick (2014) |
No one expected Regehr to go for two picks like that.
| Edmonton Acquires | Date | Phoenix Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 F Kale Kessy |
March 29 |
 F Tobias Rieder |
| St. Louis Acquires | Date | Buffalo Acquires |
|---|---|---|
|
D Jordan Leopold |
March 30 |
2nd-Round Pick (2013) |
Again the same goes for Leopold……
| Pittsburgh Acquires | Date | San Jose Acquires |
|---|---|---|
 D Douglas Murray |
March 25 |
2nd-Round Pick (2013) |
| Pittsburgh Acquires | Date | Calgary Acquires |
|---|---|---|
|
F Jarome Iginla |
March 27 |
F Kenneth Agostino |
| Pittsburgh Acquires | Date | Dallas Acquires |
|---|---|---|
|
F Brenden Morrow |
March 24 |
D Joe Morrow |
WOW! We didn’t even include the Derek Roy trade in our list of notables because it was pretty much a 2nd and a lower level prospect but because of space constraints as well. There really was only one trade using salary to move salary. So far Ryane Clowe with three points leads the way in post trade production but hey that is only one game. Marian Gaborik had a nice two point effort on Thursday night.
Pittsburgh’s moves really have not panned out but were a decent insurance policy with the injuries to Paul Martin, Kris Letang, and Sidney Crosby. Crosby’s injury is the most serious as he is likely to miss the rest of the regular season. Jarome Iginla has to produce a point a game or damn close or else. One wonders why some teams did not dip deeper in the pool and the reason partly was the asking prices.
Just take note of the new addresses because value is going to be affected by injuries, playing time, and of course location. Location, location, location is the most important aspect ladies and gentlemen!
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That is it for now. See you next week for more from the daily fantasy hockey realm. Thanks for reading!
