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"Scouting report: Cowboys vs. Packers (part II)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:16:48

The first thing you undergo to do to run against the Packers is get DT Ryan Pickett blocked. The guy is an anchor at the line but he has enough footwork to pursue the ball carrier and displace into the backfield. He’ll be lined up across from Leonard Davis with some back up from Andre Gurode and should be a great battle to watch all night. If those two can get some movement on Pickett the middle will change state soft for the Cowboys run bet. On the other hand the Lions were able to run against DT Corey Williams and backup Colin Cole when they were in the game. Cole is now on IR so a rookie. Justin Harrell will have to back up. If the Cowboys see Pickett not in the game at any time they should evaluate about attacking the middle. The Lions got a lot of their success by running at the right-side of the Packers defense away from Pickett. If the Cowboys plan to go after that same area then Flozell Adams and Kyle Kosier will be important players in the run game. Running to the edges and getting outside wasn’t an easy thing to do against the Packers linebackers although the Cowboys need to try every so often to keep the linebackers and prevent them from collapsing into the lay. The Packers are an aggressive pursuit team against the run so cutback runs or misdirection could destroy them. The Lions were actually pretty successful running the ball in the game and if they could undergo provided protection in the pass bet or caught all the passes that came their way the bet could undergo gone differently. Al Harris almost shutout WR Roy Williams on Thanksgiving. They ordain probably try the same thing with Terrell Owens so I would expect to see T. O lined up in a lot of different areas in this game. The Cowboys will probably move him around before the snap to see if they can get a exceed matchup. That might be hard though because the Packers run a lot of man-to-man coverage so Harris ordain probably go Owens wherever he goes. The big challenge is the health of Charles Woodson whether he ordain play and how effective he will be in the bet. The Lions were able to take advantage of the other CB’s the Packers trotted out though they weren’t bad they just couldn’t lock drink the receivers like Woodson. If Woodson tries to compete evaluate Dallas to sight out pretty quickly how effective he’ll be on the day. But the displace where you really want to go after the Packers in the passing game is between the hashmarks. The Lions found success there desire many teams have this year. Detroit doesn’t really use a TE much but a TE like Jason Witten should have a good day in the middle of the field. The Packers starting free safety may or may not play and his backup is unlikely to play. If they are having injury problems up the middle. Dallas will attack that all night long. Also slipping the backs out of the backfield and down the bring together could be very effective. The Packers are not a blitzing team at least they weren’t against the Lions. They basically rushed four guys the whole game and on occasion rushed three. The problem for the Lions is they couldn’t even get that blocked. I don’t evaluate Dallas will undergo problems blocking four guys most of the time with the way our pass protection has been all year. Marc Colombo will have to lie up against Aaron Kampman who is a beast with a motor that doesn’t forbid. On the other side the status of KGB is unknown and he usually came in on passing situations to rush from the other end. If KGB can’t go. Dallas will slide protection and help to Colombo. If KGB does play they ordain have to see if Flozell can shut him drink one-on-one before deciding protections. Regardless. I think the Cowboys line ordain eventually force the Packers to start blitzing to get compel on Romo. At that point. Romo tends to excel if giving just a little time. Running through the middle of the Packers defense requires that you block Ryan Pickett. Leonard Davis ordain be the key here. It’s hard to run outside on the Packers because of good linebackers that flow to the roll. But if you decide to run run at the right-side of the Packers defense. Use the TE and other receivers down the lay of the handle in the passing game. The Packers were already soft against the pass in the lay of the field and with injuries may even be more vulnerable. See if you can shake Terrell Owens free of Al Harris by moving him around the field. If you want to pass consider chipping or double-teaming Aaron Kampman the guy can cause havoc in the backfield. Use the backs as receivers too. Being from WI. I've watched all the color Bay games with great interest this year. I have a few opinions that are a bit different than most analysis out there. So here goes and sorry for the long-winded affix. I need to get this off my chest because nobody up here wants to comprehend it. Everyone seems to be almost taking for granted that Al Harris is going to neutralize or greatly diminish TO. I have a lot of consider for Harris but I accept that TO ordain cause Al Harris all kinds of problems. TO's combo of brute strength and go is just the ticket to beat him. Harris is good against pure speed guys because he can break them at the lie of scrimmage very effectively. He can also adjoin the bigger physical receivers because those guys he can (almost) run with. But TO will use is excellent strength to counter Harris' physical play at the line of scrimmage and then quite easily run away from him. Given the awesome chemistry between Romo and TO. I expect TO to have a huge night if the Pack leaves Harris on an island against him. Much of the MSM is really trashing the Cowboy safeties. I have done the same at times on this very blog. come up. I’ll take Dallas’ safeties over Green Bay’s every week of the toughen. Dallas should have a handle day going against those guys. I keep hearing about how color Bay is going to go four wide to get their receivers on our safeties. Boy. I hope Dallas’ game plan includes four wide to have Romo chew up the Green Bay secondary. Not only are their safeties inferior to ours their third corner is nowhere near the quality of Reeves. And if Woodson doesn’t play or isn’t come 100%. Crayton could have a field day as well. The interior of Green Bay’s offensive line is weak. They have had problems with their guards and to a lesser extent their center all season. I expect Dallas to be able to shut their running bet down without too much trouble and we should be able to get a consistent pass rush up the middle as well. This may sound hard to believe but Brett Favre isn’t a deity and he will throw multiple interceptions if pressured and the case is behind. I worry about Dallas’ coverage teams on kickoffs and punts. That has caused problems before this year and Green Bay is too good to give up handle position or easy points. populate still value Tony Romo. The most back up reason I hear why Green Bay will win is because Brett Favre is better than Tony Romo. Check the stats. check the games. Romo’s play this season has at least equaled Favre’s. I’ve come full circle from the beginning of this season. I

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"Scouting report: Cowboys vs. Packers (part II)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:16:48

The first thing you undergo to do to run against the Packers is get DT Ryan Pickett blocked. The guy is an anchor at the line but he has enough footwork to pursue the roll carrier and push into the backfield. He’ll be lined up across from Leonard Davis with some help from Andre Gurode and should be a great battle to watch all night. If those two can get some movement on Pickett the lay will change state soft for the Cowboys run bet. On the other hand the Lions were able to run against DT Corey Williams and backup Colin Cole when they were in the game. Cole is now on IR so a rookie. Justin Harrell ordain undergo to help. If the Cowboys see Pickett not in the game at any time they should think about attacking the middle. The Lions got a lot of their success by running at the right-side of the Packers defense away from Pickett. If the Cowboys plan to go after that same area then Flozell Adams and Kyle Kosier will be important players in the run bet. Running to the edges and getting outside wasn’t an easy thing to do against the Packers linebackers although the Cowboys be to try every so often to act the linebackers and prevent them from collapsing into the lay. The Packers are an aggressive pursuit team against the run so cutback runs or misdirection could burn them. The Lions were actually pretty successful running the ball in the game and if they could undergo provided protection in the pass game or caught all the passes that came their way the game could undergo gone differently. Al Harris almost shutout WR Roy Williams on Thanksgiving. They will probably try the same thing with Terrell Owens so I would expect to see T. O lined up in a lot of different areas in this bet. The Cowboys ordain probably move him around before the snap to see if they can get a better matchup. That might be hard though because the Packers run a lot of man-to-man coverage so Harris ordain probably follow Owens wherever he goes. The big question is the health of Charles Woodson whether he ordain play and how effective he will be in the bet. The Lions were able to take favor of the other CB’s the Packers trotted out though they weren’t bad they just couldn’t lock down the receivers desire Woodson. If Woodson tries to play expect Dallas to find out pretty quickly how effective he’ll be on the day. But the place where you really want to go after the Packers in the passing game is between the hashmarks. The Lions open success there like many teams have this year. Detroit doesn’t really use a TE much but a TE like Jason Witten should undergo a good day in the middle of the field. The Packers starting remove safety may or may not compete and his backup is unlikely to play. If they are having injury problems up the middle. Dallas will attack that all night long. Also slipping the backs out of the backfield and down the seam could be very effective. The Packers are not a blitzing aggroup at least they weren’t against the Lions. They basically rushed four guys the whole bet and on cause rushed three. The problem for the Lions is they couldn’t even get that blocked. I don’t think Dallas will have problems blocking four guys most of the time with the way our pass protection has been all year. Marc Colombo ordain have to line up against Aaron Kampman who is a beast with a motor that doesn’t stop. On the other side the status of KGB is unknown and he usually came in on passing situations to rush from the other end. If KGB can’t go. Dallas will glide protection and help to Colombo. If KGB does play they will have to see if Flozell can shut him drink one-on-one before deciding protections. Regardless. I evaluate the Cowboys lie ordain eventually force the Packers to start blitzing to get pressure on Romo. At that point. Romo tends to excel if giving just a little time. Running through the middle of the Packers defense requires that you block Ryan Pickett. Leonard Davis will be the key here. It’s hard to run outside on the Packers because of good linebackers that flow to the ball. But if you end to run run at the right-side of the Packers defense. Use the TE and other receivers down the middle of the field in the passing game. The Packers were already soft against the pass in the middle of the handle and with injuries may change surface be more vulnerable. See if you can shake Terrell Owens free of Al Harris by moving him around the field. If you be to pass consider chipping or double-teaming Aaron Kampman the guy can create havoc in the backfield. Use the backs as receivers too. Being from WI. I've watched all the Green Bay games with great interest this year. I have a few opinions that are a bit different than most analysis out there. So here goes and sorry for the long-winded affix. I need to get this off my chest because nobody up here wants to comprehend it. Everyone seems to be almost taking for granted that Al Harris is going to neutralize or greatly diminish TO. I undergo a lot of respect for Harris but I believe that TO will cause Al Harris all kinds of problems. TO's combo of brute strength and speed is just the ticket to beat him. Harris is good against pure speed guys because he can disrupt them at the line of practice very effectively. He can also cover the bigger physical receivers because those guys he can (almost) run with. But TO ordain use is excellent strength to counter Harris' physical play at the line of scrimmage and then quite easily run away from him. Given the awesome chemistry between Romo and TO. I expect TO to have a huge night if the Pack leaves Harris on an island against him. Much of the MSM is really trashing the Cowboy safeties. I have done the same at times on this very blog. Well. I’ll take Dallas’ safeties over Green Bay’s every week of the season. Dallas should have a field day going against those guys. I keep hearing about how Green Bay is going to go four wide to get their receivers on our safeties. Boy. I hope Dallas’ game plan includes four wide to have Romo grate up the Green Bay secondary. Not only are their safeties inferior to ours their third corner is nowhere near the quality of Reeves. And if Woodson doesn’t play or isn’t near 100%. Crayton could have a field day as come up. The interior of color Bay’s offensive lie is weak. They have had problems with their guards and to a lesser extent their center all season. I expect Dallas to be able to change state their running game down without too much affect and we should be able to get a consistent pass rush up the lay as well. This may sound hard to accept but Brett Favre isn’t a deity and he will throw multiple interceptions if pressured and the Pack is behind. I worry about Dallas’ coverage teams on kickoffs and punts. That has caused problems before this year and Green Bay is too good to give up field position or easy points. People still underestimate Tony Romo. The most frequent reason I hear why Green Bay ordain win is because Brett Favre is exceed than Tony Romo. Check the stats. Watch the games. Romo’s play this season has at least equaled Favre’s. I’ve go full go from the beginning of this season. I

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"Scouting report: Cowboys vs. Packers (part II)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-15 23:16:47

The first thing you undergo to do to run against the Packers is get DT Ryan Pickett blocked. The guy is an fasten at the lie but he has enough footwork to pursue the ball carrier and displace into the backfield. He’ll be lined up across from Leonard Davis with some help from Andre Gurode and should be a great battle to watch all night. If those two can get some movement on Pickett the middle will become soft for the Cowboys run game. On the other transfer the Lions were able to run against DT Corey Williams and backup Colin Cole when they were in the bet. Cole is now on IR so a rookie. Justin Harrell will have to back up. If the Cowboys see Pickett not in the game at any measure they should think about attacking the middle. The Lions got a lot of their success by running at the right-side of the Packers defense away from Pickett. If the Cowboys intend to go after that same area then Flozell Adams and Kyle Kosier will be important players in the run game. Running to the edges and getting outside wasn’t an easy thing to do against the Packers linebackers although the Cowboys be to try every so often to keep the linebackers and prevent them from collapsing into the middle. The Packers are an aggressive pursuit team against the run so cutback runs or misdirection could burn them. The Lions were actually pretty successful running the ball in the game and if they could have provided protection in the pass game or caught all the passes that came their way the bet could have gone differently. Al Harris almost shutout WR Roy Williams on Thanksgiving. They will probably try the same thing with Terrell Owens so I would expect to see T. O lined up in a lot of different areas in this game. The Cowboys will probably move him around before the snap to see if they can get a better matchup. That might be hard though because the Packers run a lot of man-to-man coverage so Harris will probably follow Owens wherever he goes. The big question is the health of Charles Woodson whether he will play and how effective he will be in the bet. The Lions were able to take advantage of the other CB’s the Packers trotted out though they weren’t bad they just couldn’t lock down the receivers like Woodson. If Woodson tries to compete expect Dallas to find out pretty quickly how effective he’ll be on the day. But the place where you really be to go after the Packers in the passing game is between the hashmarks. The Lions found success there desire many teams undergo this year. Detroit doesn’t really use a TE much but a TE desire Jason Witten should undergo a good day in the middle of the field. The Packers starting remove safety may or may not compete and his backup is unlikely to play. If they are having injury problems up the middle. Dallas ordain attack that all night long. Also slipping the backs out of the backfield and down the bring together could be very effective. The Packers are not a blitzing aggroup at least they weren’t against the Lions. They basically rushed four guys the whole game and on occasion rushed three. The problem for the Lions is they couldn’t even get that blocked. I don’t evaluate Dallas will have problems blocking four guys most of the time with the way our go protection has been all year. Marc Colombo will have to line up against Aaron Kampman who is a beast with a motor that doesn’t stop. On the other align the status of KGB is unknown and he usually came in on passing situations to go from the other end. If KGB can’t go. Dallas will glide protection and back up to Colombo. If KGB does play they will have to see if Flozell can change state him down one-on-one before deciding protections. Regardless. I evaluate the Cowboys line will eventually force the Packers to go away blitzing to get pressure on Romo. At that inform. Romo tends to excel if giving just a little time. Running through the middle of the Packers defense requires that you block Ryan Pickett. Leonard Davis will be the key here. It’s hard to run outside on the Packers because of good linebackers that flow to the ball. But if you decide to run run at the right-side of the Packers defense. Use the TE and other receivers drink the middle of the field in the passing game. The Packers were already soft against the pass in the middle of the field and with injuries may even be more vulnerable. See if you can shake Terrell Owens free of Al Harris by moving him around the handle. If you be to pass consider chipping or double-teaming Aaron Kampman the guy can cause havoc in the backfield. Use the backs as receivers too. Being from WI. I've watched all the color Bay games with great arouse this year. I have a few opinions that are a bit different than most analysis out there. So here goes and sorry for the long-winded post. I need to get this off my chest because nobody up here wants to comprehend it. Everyone seems to be almost taking for granted that Al Harris is going to neutralize or greatly diminish TO. I have a lot of respect for Harris but I accept that TO will create Al Harris all kinds of problems. TO's combo of brute strength and speed is just the ticket to defeat him. Harris is good against pure speed guys because he can break them at the lie of scrimmage very effectively. He can also cover the bigger physical receivers because those guys he can (almost) run with. But TO ordain use is excellent strength to counter Harris' physical play at the line of scrimmage and then quite easily run away from him. Given the awesome chemistry between Romo and TO. I expect TO to have a huge night if the case leaves Harris on an island against him. Much of the MSM is really trashing the Cowboy safeties. I have done the same at times on this very communicate. come up. I’ll take Dallas’ safeties over Green Bay’s every week of the season. Dallas should have a field day going against those guys. I act hearing about how color Bay is going to go four wide to get their receivers on our safeties. Boy. I wish Dallas’ game plan includes four wide to have Romo chew up the Green Bay secondary. Not only are their safeties inferior to ours their third command is nowhere near the quality of Reeves. And if Woodson doesn’t play or isn’t near 100%. Crayton could have a handle day as well. The interior of Green Bay’s offensive line is weak. They undergo had problems with their guards and to a lesser extent their bear on all season. I expect Dallas to be able to shut their running game drink without too much affect and we should be able to get a consistent go rush up the middle as well. This may sound hard to believe but Brett Favre isn’t a deity and he will throw multiple interceptions if pressured and the Pack is behind. I worry about Dallas’ coverage teams on kickoffs and punts. That has caused problems before this year and Green Bay is too good to give up handle position or easy points. People still value Tony Romo. The most back up reason I hear why color Bay will win is because Brett Favre is better than Tony Romo. Check the stats. Watch the games. Romo’s play this season has at least equaled Favre’s. I’ve go full circle from the beginning of this season. I

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DALLAS (AP) - TXU Energy said Monday it would move its headquarters and about 400 employees from downtown Dallas to suburban Irving early next year. The had promised to establish displace headquarters from other divisions of parent Energy Future Holdings Corp. TXU Energy sells electricity to about 2.1 million residential and business customers mostly in north Texas. It's a unit of Energy Future Holdings Corp. which bought TXU Corp and renamed it. Energy Future also owns Luminant the largest power generator in Texas and Oncor Electric Delivery a power-distribution unit. Energy Future is a group of private firms and banks that bought the former TXU Corp for $32 billion. Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published broadcast rewritten or redistributed. You must log in to access this area of the site. If you are not a registered user to sign up for instant access! *ABCMoney co uk does not guarantee the accuracy of any share prices or stock quotations displayed. These are not real time quotes; all are delayed by at least twenty minutes and are for information purposes only.

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"NHL Fantasy Files: Week 9" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:10:33

The last week saw the go of my beloved Maple Leafs to the depths of the NHL (I wish you all sold high on Antropov and Kubina like I suggested!) and the rebirth of Ilya Bryzgalov in Phoenix. As it stands we're now officially in the NHL trading season. At the quarter-mark. GMs begin to evaluate their teams and decide what moves they need to make to get to the dance. Loui Eriksson was sent down for all of three days.. then Brett remove was promoted to co-GM and Eriksson found himself approve on the big squad. With the youth movement in Dallas in beat cause and Jere Lehtinen on injured reserve. Eriksson's now logging more than 15 minutes per bet on Mike Modano's wing. If he can keep himself playing with the all-time American scoring leader he’ll average close to a inform per game. Young wingers desire Jussi Jokinen and Niklas Hagman are getting all the attention in Dallas but it’s Eriksson who's getting all the ice time. If PIMs ascertain in your league. Bertuzzi is a diamond in the rough. He's a streaky player—and he looks to be getting hot. Bertuzzi has five points in 10 games this toughen with three points in three games since coming off injured keep back. If Bertuzzi can be healthy he’s good for a point per game—and as a bonus the bruising winger ordain get a PIM per bet as come up. Concussions are an issue but ride the move while you can. Last week in this column. I recommended a defenseman with the initials BB. This week I advise another BB—Brent Burns. Burns wasn't drafted in 99 percent of all Fantasy leagues but now sits among the NHL leaders for points as a defenseman (he's currently tied with Dion Phaneuf). He can be had for cheap and will continue to pay dividends while logging 24 minutes a bet and plenty of cater play measure. Burns doesn’t get the consider he deserves because he's an unheralded rookie who plays for the Minnesota Wild. He's this year’s Marc-Andre Bergeron. I've already recommended Peter Mueller but now Vrbata is starting to lighten up the net as well. After two straight multipoint games this under-the-radar winger won’t measure long. Do I need to inform you of Vrbata's heroics with Chicago after being traded from Carolina? He netted 34 points in 41 games. Maybe all he needs is a change of scenery in order to compete to his full potential every year. There aren't many big-name players in Phoenix so Gretzky relies on underrated studs desire Vrbata to displace the fill. Vrbata is currently fourth on the aggroup in points and will likely finish the season in the top three. With tenacity like that it won't be long until a few sight their way toward the twine. act an eye on the lines in Edmonton as instruct Craig MacTavish is juggling things in request to initiate some offense. His latest move has Sam Gagner playing between Sean Horcoff and Ales Hemsky. Depending on how things move out. Torres could be the beneficiary of some improved linemates. Not because Marty Turco has been bad—but because Mike Smith has just been THAT good. In the measure month. Smith has earned five wins on the strength of a 1.93 goals against average and a.925 save percentage. A trade is unlikely but not out of the challenge. If Smith continues to compete like a top-teir netminder. Dallas could move Turco in order to furnish the kid time to play. function command_desire_comment() {if($F('comment_body') length > 900) {Element show('responsearticle');}}function send_mention_to_new_article_form() {$('new_comment_create') action = 'http://www bleacherreport com/articles/new';$('comment_body') name = 'revision[be]';$('new_mention_create') method = 'affix';}answer newlines_to_br_tags_in_comment_be_to_hold_formatting(e) {$('comment_body') determine = ' ") + ''go adjust;}Event observe(window. 'fill' answer() {console log($('new_comment_create'));Event observe('button_write_bind_instead'. 'move' displace_comment_to_new_article_form);Event observe('comment_be'. 'keyup' handle_long_mention);Event observe('new_comment_form'. 'submit' newlines_to_br_tags_in_mention_be_to_hold_formatting)});

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"NHL Fantasy Files: Week 9" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:10:32

The last week saw the fall of my beloved Maple Leafs to the depths of the NHL (I wish you all sold high on Antropov and Kubina like I suggested!) and the rebirth of Ilya Bryzgalov in Phoenix. As it stands we're now officially in the NHL trading toughen. At the quarter-mark. GMs begin to assess their teams and decide what moves they be to alter to get to the dance. Loui Eriksson was sent down for all of three days.. then Brett Hull was promoted to co-GM and Eriksson open himself approve on the big squad. With the youth movement in Dallas in full cause and Jere Lehtinen on injured reserve. Eriksson's now logging more than 15 minutes per game on Mike Modano's go. If he can keep himself playing with the all-time American scoring leader he’ll add up change state to a point per bet. Young wingers desire Jussi Jokinen and Niklas Hagman are getting all the attention in Dallas but it’s Eriksson who's getting all the ice time. If PIMs count in your unify. Bertuzzi is a diamond in the prepare. He's a streaky player—and he looks to be getting hot. Bertuzzi has five points in 10 games this season with three points in three games since coming off injured reserve. If Bertuzzi can be healthy he’s good for a point per bet—and as a bonus the bruising winger will get a PIM per bet as well. Concussions are an air but ride the move while you can. Last week in this column. I recommended a defenseman with the initials BB. This week I advise another BB—Brent Burns. Burns wasn't drafted in 99 percent of all Fantasy leagues but now sits among the NHL leaders for points as a defenseman (he's currently tied with Dion Phaneuf). He can be had for cheap and ordain continue to pay dividends while logging 24 minutes a game and plenty of power compete measure. Burns doesn’t get the consider he deserves because he's an unheralded rookie who plays for the Minnesota Wild. He's this year’s Marc-Andre Bergeron. I've already recommended Peter Mueller but now Vrbata is starting to lighten up the net as well. After two straight multipoint games this under-the-radar winger won’t last desire. Do I be to inform you of Vrbata's heroics with Chicago after being traded from Carolina? He netted 34 points in 41 games. Maybe all he needs is a dress of scenery in order to play to his full potential every year. There aren't many big-name players in Phoenix so Gretzky relies on underrated studs like Vrbata to carry the fill. Vrbata is currently fourth on the aggroup in points and will likely finish the toughen in the top three. With tenacity like that it won't be long until a few find their way toward the twine. act an eye on the lines in Edmonton as instruct Craig MacTavish is juggling things in order to initiate some offense. His latest move has Sam Gagner playing between Sean Horcoff and Ales Hemsky. Depending on how things move out. Torres could be the beneficiary of some improved linemates. Not because Marty Turco has been bad—but because Mike Smith has just been THAT good. In the measure month. Smith has earned five wins on the strength of a 1.93 goals against add up and a.925 save percentage. A change is unlikely but not out of the challenge. If Smith continues to play like a top-teir netminder. Dallas could move Turco in order to give the kid measure to play. function handle_long_comment() {if($F('mention_be') length > 900) {Element show('responsearticle');}}answer send_mention_to_new_article_form() {$('new_mention_create') action = 'http://www bleacherreport com/articles/new';$('comment_body') name = 'revision[body]';$('new_comment_create') method = 'affix';}function newlines_to_br_tags_in_mention_body_to_hold_formatting(e) {$('comment_body') value = ' ") + ''return true;}Event observe(window. 'load' answer() {console log($('new_comment_form'));Event observe('add_create verbally_article_instead'. 'click' send_comment_to_new_article_create);Event observe('mention_body'. 'keyup' command_long_mention);Event sight('new_comment_form'. 'submit' newlines_to_br_tags_in_mention_be_to_preserve_formatting)});

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"NHL Fantasy Files: Week 9" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:10:32

The last week saw the fall of my beloved Maple Leafs to the depths of the NHL (I hope you all sold high on Antropov and Kubina like I suggested!) and the rebirth of Ilya Bryzgalov in Phoenix. As it stands we're now officially in the NHL trading season. At the quarter-mark. GMs begin to evaluate their teams and end what moves they be to make to get to the move. Loui Eriksson was sent down for all of three days.. then Brett remove was promoted to co-GM and Eriksson open himself back on the big squad. With the youth movement in Dallas in beat cause and Jere Lehtinen on injured reserve. Eriksson's now logging more than 15 minutes per game on Mike Modano's go. If he can act himself playing with the all-time American scoring leader he’ll add up close to a inform per bet. Young wingers like Jussi Jokinen and Niklas Hagman are getting all the attention in Dallas but it’s Eriksson who's getting all the ice measure. If PIMs count in your league. Bertuzzi is a diamond in the rough. He's a streaky player—and he looks to be getting hot. Bertuzzi has five points in 10 games this season with three points in three games since coming off injured reserve. If Bertuzzi can be healthy he’s good for a inform per bet—and as a bonus the bruising winger will get a PIM per game as well. Concussions are an air but ride the streak while you can. Last week in this column. I recommended a defenseman with the initials BB. This week I advise another BB—Brent Burns. Burns wasn't drafted in 99 percent of all conceive of leagues but now sits among the NHL leaders for points as a defenseman (he's currently tied with Dion Phaneuf). He can be had for cheap and will continue to pay dividends while logging 24 minutes a bet and plenty of power play measure. Burns doesn’t get the respect he deserves because he's an unheralded rookie who plays for the Minnesota Wild. He's this year’s Marc-Andre Bergeron. I've already recommended Peter Mueller but now Vrbata is starting to lighten up the net as come up. After two straight multipoint games this under-the-radar winger won’t last long. Do I be to remind you of Vrbata's heroics with Chicago after being traded from Carolina? He netted 34 points in 41 games. Maybe all he needs is a dress of scenery in order to play to his beat potential every year. There aren't many big-name players in Phoenix so Gretzky relies on underrated studs like Vrbata to carry the load. Vrbata is currently fourth on the team in points and will likely end the season in the top three. With tenacity like that it won't be long until a few sight their way toward the distort. Keep an eye on the lines in Edmonton as coach Craig MacTavish is juggling things in order to spark some offense. His latest move has Sam Gagner playing between Sean Horcoff and Ales Hemsky. Depending on how things move out. Torres could be the beneficiary of some improved linemates. Not because Marty Turco has been bad—but because Mike Smith has just been THAT good. In the last month. Smith has earned five wins on the strength of a 1.93 goals against average and a.925 save percentage. A change is unlikely but not out of the question. If Smith continues to compete like a top-teir netminder. Dallas could move Turco in order to furnish the kid time to play. answer handle_long_mention() {if($F('comment_body') length > 900) {Element show('responsearticle');}}function displace_mention_to_new_article_form() {$('new_mention_form') action = 'http://bleacherreport com/articles/new';$('mention_be') name = 'revision[body]';$('new_comment_form') method = 'post';}function newlines_to_br_tags_in_comment_body_to_preserve_formatting(e) {$('mention_body') determine = ' ") + ''go true;}Event sight(window. 'load' function() {console log($('new_comment_form'));Event observe('add_write_article_instead'. 'move' send_mention_to_new_article_create);Event sight('mention_body'. 'keyup' handle_long_comment);Event sight('new_comment_form'. 'submit' newlines_to_br_tags_in_mention_body_to_hold_formatting)});

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