ESPN FHL Detroit Pro H2H
Here along the Lake Weekly matchup #3 is in the books, and I am now 2-1 with another ridiculous playoff probability percentage of 6%, how they come up with these numbers I have no idea.
I made a couple of significant transactions, mainly dropping rookie (D) Zeev Buium because the Wild are struggling at 3-5-2 a big dip for the number one wild card from last season. Additionally, you can see that after the two-day waiver wire wait Zach’s Honorable Team picked the rookie up, it is possible (D) Buium will still perform well enough for fantasy points.
This morning, I took (C) Cozens, the “Workhorse from Whitehorse”, off my watch list because it appears he is on pace to earn another 30-goal season, scoring six goals in the first nine games for Ottawa.
Some players I am keeping an eye on with my watch list, players that either earn blocks, score goals, or have a 2.0 or higher fantasy point average.
Negative Netminders
It is a solid strategy to select only one goaltender from any team, otherwise you will always have a player that will never be able to contribute points.
Another example is having four goaltenders on your roster, and knowing only two goaltenders can play on any given day, you would be carrying two players on your roster that will never be able to contribute points.
Buffalo Winter 
In the Roto League I am currently in 4th and in the H2H league I won my matchup with a total of 131.0 points (my opponent 114.4 pts).
I have a few high profile players I am disappointed in but won’t drop,
If I have any time, I might start a Watch List myself.
Goaltending I basically ignore after dropping two goalies in one league and maintaining only one goalie in the other.
I also find the playoff probability percentage ridiculous.
That’s about it.
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I see you did very well in H2H, and I see you lead in assists and blocks, good job.
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