Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey
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Delving deep into fantasy hockey strategy, the Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey podcast will challenge the way you think about the game and help you to build your own process as a fantasy manager. Whether your interest is in learning how to apply the Apples & Ginos #ZeroG draft strategy or exploiting your league‘s scoring settings, this is the place to gain an edge on your leaguemates you can‘t find anywhere else.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed deployment analysis and league-specific reasoning turn uncertain fantasy hockey choices into practical roster moves.
Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey Podcast treats a roster decision as a problem to be worked, not a hunch to be dressed up afterward. Nate moves between player deployment, power-play roles, ice time, recent production and underlying rates, then turns that evidence into a clear hold,…
That 'veto this trade' group chat could use Brian's collusion test.
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A timely fantasy-hockey check-in that makes Darren Radish the main rest-of-season question.
This fantasy-hockey episode looks at the biggest hotshots and have-nots from the last couple of weeks, with Nate Grewnebelink handling the practical league takeaways in a mostly solo format while Blake Kramer is away.
A practical fantasy hockey discussion of puzzling players and possible Panarin destinations.
This episode delivers fantasy hockey value in a compact, practical way. A Discord-picked pass through the league's most puzzling names turns roster frustration into decisions that feel immediate, with Nate Groot-Nibblink keeping the focus on what role, market, and deployment…
A deadline-minded fantasy hockey show that turns roster context into practical trade calls.
Week 16 trade talk stays on fantasy hockey choices, moving from matchup chatter to the trade bait board, trade grades, and player value calls.
A practical roster cleanup with clear drop order and format-aware advice.
The episode opens with Dougie Hamilton's Sunday scratch and settles into a practical fantasy hockey read on the names managers are asking about most.
A tight buy-low fantasy hockey show that uses roster context and shot trends to frame trade targets.
This episode is a straightforward buy-low fantasy hockey discussion built around five players the host sees as undervalued and due for better production.
A lean fantasy hockey guide that turns uncertainty into roster decisions.
Apples & Ginos does the ordinary but useful work fantasy hockey listeners want: it turns a messy pile of player decisions into something easier to act on.
A practical Week 15 fantasy-hockey guide for managers who want decisions, not noise.
The episode treats Week 15 as a fantasy-hockey decision point, moving from news into waiver-wire choices that matter now. It keeps the focus on who to add, who to hold, and who can be dropped, with deployment, shots, expected goals, and league settings doing the real work rather…
Trade grades, a Macklin Celebrini redraft, and a veto debate anchor this Week 15 episode.
Week 15 of Trade Talks centers on fantasy hockey trade grades and a redraft look at Macklin Celebrini, with Brian, Evan, and Ryan weighing player value, roster fit, and league rules.
Flyers wins, losses, and reality checks.
Daily Canucks panic with receipts.
Buffalo hockey, argued daily.
The host introduces nine players to acquire in keeper and dynasty leagues, starting with Clayton Keller as a bounce-back candidate due to statistical bad luck.
The hosts discuss fantasy hockey trade insights and listener-submitted trades in week 18, while celebrating a U.S.
The podcast discusses Fantasy Hockey trade updates, focusing on post-deadline strategies like waiver-wire decisions and player streaming, and covers recent NHL trades such as Mackenzie Wieger's move to Utah.
The hosts introduce a fantasy hockey podcast episode focusing on 10 players under 20% rostered on Yahoo who could help win leagues, with initial casual conversation about the Olympics.
This episode segment introduces a discussion on six fantasy hockey players with low roster percentages who could provide an advantage during the playoffs, featuring insights from Louis Boulay and data visualizations from lbhockey.com.
The host discusses Josh Norris as the most puzzling player in fantasy hockey, analyzing his recent performance stats and line combinations.
The hosts discuss fantasy hockey strategies for week 21, focusing on waiver wire pickups and playoff preparations.
The hosts introduce the podcast, discuss fantasy hockey playoffs, and tease upcoming segments on start/bench decisions and streaming schedules.
This segment discusses strategies for managing puzzling fantasy hockey players, focusing on waiver wire decisions and bye week advantages based on listener questions.
The hosts discuss their fantasy hockey playoff situations, league performances, and upcoming analysis of player hot and cold streaks.
This episode segment introduces a fantasy hockey podcast focusing on waiver wire pickups and streamers for week 20, with mentions of trade deadline news and related content.
The host addresses listener questions about whether to drop Elias Pettersson in fantasy hockey due to his poor performance and trade deadline concerns.
The hosts discuss fantasy hockey performance trends since the Olympic break, focusing on hot and cold streaks, league standings, and playoff scenarios.
The hosts discuss the upcoming fantasy hockey trade deadline, focusing on trade targets, grading listener trades, and providing insider insights.
The podcast introduces a discussion on week 19 waiver wire picks and addresses a controversy involving the U.S.
The hosts introduce their fantasy hockey playoff preparation episode, focusing on schedules, trade targets, and streamers to help listeners win championships.
The hosts introduce their early fantasy hockey awards segment and discuss Quinn Hughes' performance and celebration after a big goal for Team USA.
This segment discusses how to accurately assess goalie value in fantasy hockey category leagues, highlighting discrepancies with standard Yahoo rankings.
The host discusses nine NHL players, starting with Jason Robertson, who are expected to perform exceptionally well in fantasy hockey after the Olympics, focusing on their potential breakout performances.
The hosts analyze fantasy hockey trades, discuss NHL trade deadline speculation for players like Artemi Panarin and Nazem Kadri, and provide trade grades and advice for listeners.
Nate Nibelink analyzes the most puzzling fantasy hockey players, starting with Dougie Hamilton's scratch and trade rumors, then diving into stats for players like Nico Heischer, Rasmus Dahlin, and Jordan Cairo.
Nate analyzes the most puzzling fantasy hockey players based on Discord feedback, covering trade rumors for Artemi Panarin, performance insights on Jack Hughes and Matt Zuccarello, and strategic advice on goalies and defensemen like Rasmus Andersson.
Nate Grudenblank analyzes the most puzzling fantasy hockey players, submitted by listeners, covering goalie dilemmas, forward rankings, and deep dives into players like Cutter Gautier, Jack Hughes, and Stephen Stamkos.
Nate Grutten and Blake Creamer discuss fantasy hockey strategy for week 16, focusing on must-add players, waiver wire targets, and how to handle injuries to gain a competitive edge.
The hosts discuss the final week of the fantasy hockey regular season, including start/bench decisions, streaming schedules, and their personal league situations.
Host Blake Creamer analyzes five undervalued fantasy hockey players, using advanced metrics to argue why Adam Fantilli, Sam Reinhart, Jack Hughes, Cutter Gauthier, and Brandon Montour are prime buy-low targets.
The host analyzes recent hot and cold streaks in fantasy hockey, covering players like Austin Matthews, Darren Radish, and Chris Kreider with detailed stats and insights.
The hosts discuss fantasy hockey trade strategies, grade user-submitted trades, and analyze player performances and injuries for week 15.
Nate and guest Brian analyze must-add players and streaming strategies for fantasy hockey week 15, covering injury updates, schedule advantages, and hold/drop decisions across multiple teams.
Nate Grutteneblink reviews his 2025-26 fantasy hockey season, sharing lessons learned and accountability for his leagues.
Blake Kramer reviews his fantasy hockey season, discussing what worked and what didn't in his leagues, emphasizing accountability and process.
The hosts recap their fantasy hockey seasons, share key takeaways, and discuss last-minute waiver wire moves for league championships.
The hosts discuss the most puzzling fantasy hockey players as voted by their Discord community, offering strategic analysis.
The hosts discuss the most puzzling fantasy hockey players as voted by their Discord community, with a special guest joining to analyze matchups.
The host discusses fantasy hockey playoff updates, hotshots and have-nots, and his own league results.
Nate and Blake discuss strategies to win in week 23 of the fantasy hockey season, including streaming goalies and navigating playoff stress.
The hosts discuss fantasy hockey strategy, including start/bench decisions, streaming schedules, and player news like Victor Hedman's leave of absence.
Blake Kramer hosts a fantasy hockey draft featuring 12 content creators competing for bragging rights and glory.
The hosts introduce a new segment called Trade Talks, focusing on fantasy hockey trade strategy and analysis to help listeners improve their teams.