Steven Ives continues his analysis of the fantasyhockey.com Mock Draft, which was completed recently. On both teams, there are some intriguing selections that Ivesalicious felt were both good and bad.

With Fantasy Hockey draft prep coming soon, Fantasy Focus would like to help out with our position by position fantasy draft rankings. First up, the most important position to a fantasy team: the goalie.
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Steven Ives continues with his unabashed opinions on the fantasyhockey.com Mock Draft. Both teams come with their share of risks, mostly of the injury variety.

Steven Ives provides his unabashed analysis of the fantasyhockey.com Mock Draft. And we’re being nice at calling these picks unabashed, since he refers to his own analyses as “elitist” and “obnoxious.” If those words grab your attention, then read on.

It is my *expert* opinion that right wing is the hardest positon to fill. The top options have the lowest ceilings of elite players at any position, and the dropoff in the first few tiers is steep.
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Defense value is the most wide-ranging aspects of fantasy hockey, depending on league setup. No other position can be worth so much or so little depending on the rules of your particular league.
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Who are the top 25 right wingers in fantasy leagues heading into this season? Chris Wassel of The Program has your answer.
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The Pacific Division title race should be much more interesting in 2010-11, not just in the standings but also for fantasy teams.
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With September looming and about one month until NHL training camps resume for the upcoming season, a plethora of talented restricted free agents remain unsigned by their respective teams.
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The trick for fantasy owners (and Blackhawks fans with separation anxiety) is trying to determine whether or not Dustin Byfuglien has real fantasy value in 2010-11.
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