Raise your hand if you’ve ever thought that you’d make a decent General Manager for the Boston Bruins. Well, what better way to test that skill than by playing Fantasy Hockey? Obviously, it’s a slightly easier version of being in an NHL front office. For example, no salary cap, freedom from no-movement clauses, and no accountability other than to yourself and your buddies when you lose.
Having played Fantasy Hockey on ESPN actively for about 7 years now, I’ll admit that I have a hard time drafting and trading for Bruins players. Not because I don’t think they’re great or because I don’t think they’ll be an asset on my team.