No. 623 - Still Keeping Karlsson
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What do Elan and Brian talk about at the very start of the episode?
Karsson, Karson, världens bästa gången, Carlsson, Carlsson. Håg kommer klarsen. Carlsson, Carlsson. Ingen faktiskt, ingen annan karasson som läsa ra som mig. Carlsson, carson. Världens bästa gången, yes, wokab!
Free buddy to another episode of the Kim and Carlson Fancy Hockey Podcast, the longest running fantasy hockey podcast in the world, hosted by two guys who at least I don't know about you, Brian, but I've been thinking about this game tomorrow between the Senators and the New York Rangers for like a month now. I'm so excited for this game tomorrow. I'm your hosting stocks. Who are your stocks before you even go? I've got uh Pinto, I've got Giroux, I've got Will Cooley, I've got Gabe Perot, and I've got Thomas Shabbat. This is a big game tomorrow. Huge game. Okay, I'm your host, Elon Dybrowski, with me to talk about the Autobas Editors, the New York Rangers, and a lot of other NHL Ts, because we've got a lot to get
Through. It's the fancy how to robot, the Pooh Ba part investigation, the IVP MVP himself, Brian Cum. Brian, how's it going?
Hey, I'm good. I'm also sweating. So like we've been in in by town, as uh as previously noted for the for this week and there was some lead up to the bye week also for us. Uh I'm about to have my first really meaningful Ca Cupful week in a few weeks. I actually feel rusty. It's a funny feeling. I've gotten like I worry I've gotten a little less like a little complacent and like the intensity level that I was at before is isn't quite there. I I think that might change overnight. We'll see what happens. Uh but I hope everyone listening, you dear listener, are doing well in your uh playoff matchup so far, assuming your playoffs have started or towards the end of your league. Uh hopefully listening to our show and being with us for the season has helped guide you or at least entertain you while you guided yourself to a fantasy hockey uh contention run.
And uh we're really happy to have you here to talk. I mean, the stakes get higher at this point of the season, week after week after week. And hey, if you're already out, or if you're struggling and you're still listening, I know you're doing your homework for next year and I appreciate that too. So we're really happy to have you with us while we scoreboard watch uh for I guess some a coup I have a a key league has a big game tonight. Uh the Dallas Vegas game.
How do they break down the Oilers’ injuries and roster moves for the upcoming week?
I I added Smith and just need him to not blow it and he gave up a goal on the second shot, so that wasn't a great start. We also have a super tight matchup uh between Brett and Nate, the three versus six seed in um in our top tier Sweden, uh, for the right to make it to the semifinals uh of the division that crowns the ultimate like the best fantasy hockey manager in the world. Right now, Nate has a seven point lead. Thanks to huge days from uh Seth Jarvis, Nick Ehlers, Jackson Blake chipped into uh Carolina Hurricanes. So basically Carolina Hurricane. He had the Carolina Hurricanes on his team uh combined. Uh they gave him uh about thirty points and he leads by seven right now. I have a hunch.
I have a feeling that Nate because Caroline had a really good schedule this week. I have a feeling Nate like drafted these guys specifically for like this day, you know? Like I'll bet you at draft time he was like in the quarterfinals. Oh, it's Brett who has the hiccanes. They're both really smart. Yeah. So I I wouldn't be surprised if Brett like knew that they had a good quarterfinal schedule when he drafted or acquired all of these Carolina hurricanes. So wow, that's gonna be an exciting finish there.
Yeah, super exciting. Svetchenkoff he acquired in a trade back in October from Jordan, of course, who's the top seed and waiting in the semis. Brett won't play Jordan in the semis if he wins. Uh he'll play um Garrett. Anyway, I'll I'll give you the whole breakdown at the end. But tier one, sweet and very exciting. KKUPFL dot com. Uh we'll update through the episode, but uh you can go there. There's a standings tab. click tier one Sweden with our amazing logo from our our friend Edward Swan and uh that'll uh that'll get you on your way to seeing where the race for the best fantasy hockey manager, the world's best, is is headed.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What do Elan and Brian talk about at the very start of the episode?
0:09–2:34
2
How do they break down the Oilers’ injuries and roster moves for the upcoming week?
2:34–8:56
3
Why is Eric Carlson highlighted as a key fantasy asset in the Minnesota discussion?
8:56–11:34
4
What goaltender injuries and “out‑injury” updates are covered and how do they affect lineup decisions?
11:34–58:03
5
Should I start Cole Hudson or Neil Pionk as a defensive option this week?
58:03–1:07:47
6
Is Dylan Garand a viable backup goalie to watch for future starts?
1:07:47–1:19:22
7
Are veteran stars like Alex Ovechkin and Jack Eichel worth dropping during their cold streaks?
1:19:22–1:39:25
8
Which hot‑streak players (e.g., Nikita Kucherov, Anthony Sorelli, Marco Rossi) should I add before the playoffs?
1:39:25–1:58:37