Invested in Hockey

We’re officially on the road! 🚙
In Episode 47 of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony record while en route to Chicago for our first-ever trip to the U.S. and our first time attending The National Sports Card Convention — and the hype is real.

Along the way, we dive into a ton of NHL offseason talk, starting with the 2025 NHL Draft and free agency shakeups.

🔥 Topics in this episode:

• Matthew Schaefer goes #1 to the Islanders — Anthony sees real fantasy upside

• James Hagens to Boston — Eric loves the pick and the fit

• Mikael Granlund signs with the Ducks — Eric's bold take: Anaheim will exceed expectations

• What we’re expecting at The National and how it fits into the sports card hobby

• What’s next for Invested in Hockey as the 2025-26 season approaches

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In this episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony are joined by guest Andrew Murray to break down the latest NHL news, fantasy hockey impact, and some friendly chirping along the way.

• McDavid & Draisaitl Injuries – What It Means for the Oilers & Fantasy Owners
  With Edmonton’s two superstars sidelined, how will this affect their playoff hopes and fantasy managers like Andrew? Could this derail the Oilers' momentum?

• Jets & Capitals Clinch – Resting Players Soon?
  After Winnipeg’s OT win over Washington (thanks to Ehlers), both teams have officially punched their playoff tickets. Will they start resting players in the final few games, and how does this affect fantasy lineups?

• Fantasy Playoffs: 3 Players Who Could Save Your Week
  Looking for a last-minute boost? Thomas Harley, Andrei Kuzmenko, and Brock Boeser could be league-winners down the stretch.

• Start or Sit: Oettinger vs. Oilers Tonight?
  Is Jake Oettinger a safe start on the road in Edmonton, or should fantasy managers look elsewhere?

• The GR8 Chase: Ovechkin 6 Goals Away
  Ovi buried one on Hellebuyck last night—now just 6 goals away from breaking Gretzky’s record. Who will he pass The Great One against, and how will he do it?

• Fantasy Hockey “Expert” Gets Roasted
  Despite his title, Eric’s fantasy struggles continue, and Andrew & Anthony are here to let him hear it.

We wrap up with a Stanley Cup prediction debate—who’s lifting the Cup in June? Let us know your picks!

In this episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric has special guests Andrew and Landon break down the 2025 Trade Deadline into a 32-team preview where it becomes clear who needs to bear down and make something happen before Friday at 3PM EST! Have a listen and drop your deadline predictions in the comments and at  @investedinhockey 

In this episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony are joined by special guest Andrew Murray for a deep dive into the biggest hockey storylines as March heats up. With the trade deadline approaching, playoff races intensifying, and records on the line, there’s no shortage of drama in the NHL.

With the March 7th NHL Trade Deadline fast approaching, we wrap up with a teaser for our upcoming deadline special—you won’t want to miss it!

In this special four-person episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony are joined by guests Landon Masse and Andrew Murray to break down a thrilling week of NHL action! From a quiet Monday slate to marquee matchups like Rangers vs. Bruins and Leafs vs. Flames—where William Nylander recorded his first career NHL hat trick—we’ve got plenty to cover.

Key topics include:
🏒 Sidney Crosby’s injury—are the Penguins doomed? Plus, trade rumors surrounding Erik Karlsson and Kris Letang.
🚑 Kirill Marchenko’s injury—could this spell the end of Columbus’ playoff hopes?
🌟 Leafs talk—Nylander is 2nd in goals, Marner is 2nd in assists, and we debate their impact on Auston Matthews.
🔥 Playoff race breakdown—Are the Rangers, Bruins, and Senators legit wagons? In the West, how real are the Flames, Canucks, and the Utah/Blues wild-card battle?
❓ A big debate—where will Mikko Rantanen and Mitch Marner sign as UFAs this offseason? Could Chicago and Bedard lure Rantanen with their cap space?

Plus, stay tuned for Episode 44 as we gear up for the Four Nations Faceoff!

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For the first time ever, Invested in Hockey brings you a four-person episode! Eric and Anthony are joined by special guests Landon Masse (Goofball McGundy’s) and Andrew Murray to break down some of the biggest NHL trades of the season.The headline move? Mikko Rantanen is traded! The Three-Headed Monster of MacKinnon, Rantanen, and Makar is officially broken up—what does this mean for Colorado and Landon’s squad? And more importantly, what should fantasy hockey managers do with Rantanen now? Will his value be tied to his new linemates, possibly alongside Sebastian Aho in Carolina? Let us know what you think—is Rantanen still a top-tier fantasy asset, or will his production take a hit?Meanwhile, Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee are heading to Calgary—a big shakeup for both the Flyers and Flames. And in a move that stunned the hockey world, J.T. Miller returns to the Rangers, as New York loads up for a deep playoff run.Over in the Western Conference, Mikael Granlund moves from San Jose to Dallas, boosting a Stars team dealing with key injuries. How much does this improve their chances in a competitive West?With the March 7 trade deadline quickly approaching, things are heating up across the league. But NHL trades aren’t the only ones getting wild—fantasy hockey trades can be even crazier! We dive into some of the wildest fantasy deals we’ve seen, including moves from Landon’s Goofball McGundy’s squad.What’s your take on Rantanen’s fantasy value? Drop a comment or hit us up on socials! Stay invested, and don’t forget to subscribe!

Welcome to the first Invested in Hockey episode of 2025! Eric and Anthony kick off the new year with an in-depth 2025 Fantasy Hockey Outlook, starting with a recap of standout performances from the IIHF World Juniors. Future NHL stars like Viktor Eklund, Gabe Perrault, Cole Eiserman, and Easton Cowan grabbed the spotlight for both good and bad reasons, and we break down their potential impact.

Next, we dive into This or That: Rest of the Season, debating player matchups across all positions:LW vs. LW: Jake Guentzel vs. Lucas RaymondC vs. C: Logan Cooley vs. Anthony CirelliRW vs. RW: Martin Necas vs. Kirill MarchenkoLD vs. LD: Jakub Chychrun vs. Jake WalmanRD vs. RD: Dougie Hamilton vs. Evan BouchardG vs. G: Jacob Markstrom vs. Filip GustavssonWe also rank top fantasy stacks for the rest of the season:Tuch, Cozens, ThompsonVoronkov, Monahan, MarchenkoFiala, Kopitar, KempeBoldy, Eriksson Ek, Kaprizov

Eric highlights three new elite names for 2025: Connor Bedard, Filip Gustavsson, and Dougie Hamilton. Plus, we discuss players treading water (Ovechkin, Shesterkin, Bouchard), those who are down and out (Zibanejad, Stamkos, Sorokin), and make a tough Pick Your Poison between Kent Johnson and Kirill Marchenko.

Marchenko, despite the Blue Jackets’ struggles, has emerged as a fantasy league winner, thriving with different linemates and delivering incredible value for savvy managers.Start the year strong with us! Stay invested, and don’t forget to subscribe and follow for more expert fantasy hockey insights!

In this milestone episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony dive into an interactive fan-favorite format: Tier Maker! Using TierMaker.com, they rank all 32 NHL teams into five categories: Elite Teams, Playoff Contenders, Playoff Teams, Miss Playoffs, and Lottery Picks—analyzing the first 30 games of the 2024-25 season as if it were wrapping up today.From dissecting dominant teams to breaking down the "aggressively mid" Washington Capitals, Eric and Anthony cover every storyline, including the Minnesota Wild led by Kirill Kaprizov and the injury-plagued Predators struggling without Roman Josi. While they agree on most placements, some spirited debates might change your perspective on which wild-card teams have a real shot at the playoffs. Is there hope for a team like the Senators after a big 3-0 win against the Hurricanes Friday?We want your input! Share your thoughts on our rankings and wild-card predictions on Instagram and TikTok, where you’ll also find our finalized tier list and more top-tier hockey content.As we approach the busy holiday season, stay tuned for coverage of the IIHF World Juniors, Four Nations Faceoff, and much more surrounding the hockey holidays. Stay invested and join us for an exciting December in the hockey world!

In this episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony are joined by special guest Andrew Murray to break down the confirmed rosters for the upcoming Four Nations Faceoff. The trio dives into bold predictions, ranking the teams from 1st to 4th, and debating which players deserved their spots and who were the biggest snubs.

Highlights include Seth Jarvis’ surprising inclusion on Team Canada after missing the World Juniors four years ago, and William Eklund’s shocking exclusion from Team Sweden despite his 70-point pace this season. Eric also shares strong opinions on the controversial cut of Patrik Kane, calling it disrespectful to one of the greatest American-born players of all time.

The episode also features an in-depth discussion on starting goalies. Will Connor Hellebuyck split time with Jake Oettinger, or will he carry the load and play every game for Team USA? The team dives into all the possibilities and what this means for the Americans’ chances, especially given their roster's combined three Stanley Cups — the lowest of all four teams.

Tune in as we analyze rosters, share insights, and get hyped for the first major international hockey tournament in years!

In this episode of Invested in Hockey, Eric and Anthony dive into their projected rosters for the Four Nations Faceoff ahead of the official announcement on December 3rd. From Team Canada’s powerhouse lines featuring McDavid, Crosby, and Bedard to Team USA’s dynamic mix of youth and experience with Matthews, J. Hughes, and M. Tkachuk, we analyze the talent on display.

We also highlight Sweden’s balanced roster led by Forsberg, Zibanejad, and Nylander, and Finland’s formidable lineup featuring Barkov, Rantanen, and Aho. Defense pairings, goaltending trios, and notable snubs—like Stuart Skinner, Jake Guentzel, and Jesper Wallstedt—are all up for discussion.

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Stay invested and follow us for more hockey insights as the Four Nations Faceoff and the end-of-year hockey action approach!