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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.
Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey hosts Apples & Ginos Fantasy Hockey Podcast, a sports show with 655 episodes published.
The 2026 NHL offseason has been absolute chaos, and Blake and Evan are here to sift through the rubble. In this episode, we break down the fantasy hockey fallout from a wild stretch of offer sheets, signings, extensions,
In this episode Nate is joined by Victor Nuño of Dobber Prospects, McKeen's Hockey, and the Fantasy Hockey Life podcast to discuss the 2026 NHL Draft. They discuss all things from draft-day surprises to late-round sleepe
In this episode, Nate and Blake break down the fantasy hockey impact of the latest NHL trades and signings. We look past the real-world hockey headlines to tell you exactly how these moves affect player values, line comb
Byron Bader of HockeyProspecting.com returns to the show to break down his updated 2026 NHL Draft rankings, his latest model changes, and the prospects fantasy hockey managers need to know. We discuss NHL equivalency, ho
The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs may have changed the fantasy hockey outlook for a handful of players heading into next season. In this episode, Blake looks at the playoff performers who separated themselves from the pack —
Nate breaks down all of the most fantasy-relevant offseason moves so far, including the monster Darren Raddysh sign-and-trade to Toronto, and the shocking hire of Ryan Craig in Las Vegas. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:36
Contract years can create some interesting fantasy hockey opportunities — but not every player chasing a new deal is automatically a breakout candidate. In this episode, we look at eight contract-year players who should
It's the offseason, and every dynasty and keeper fantasy manager is looking to improve their team heading into 2026-27. A key way to improve is to identify potential trade targets who may be undervalued by their current
Blake and Nate fire up the fantasy hockey trade machine for one of the more chaotic offseason episodes yet. In this one, we each bring four made-up NHL trades that could completely shake up the fantasy hockey landscape.
It's the offseason, and every dynasty and keeper fantasy manager is looking to improve their team heading into 2026-27. One of the best ways to accomplish that is to figure out which players might command a trade price t
Steven Ellis of Daily Faceoff joins Blake to break down the early names to know for the 2026 NHL Draft . We dig into standout performances from the Men’s World Championship, including Viggo Bjorck, Ivar Stenberg, Alberts
Some players don’t completely disappear — they just fall out of the fantasy hockey conversation. In this episode, Blake and Nate dig into a group of forgotten players who could still matter for fantasy in 2026-27. We loo
Some players don’t completely disappear — they just fall out of the fantasy hockey conversation. In this episode, Blake and Nate dig into a group of forgotten players who could still matter for fantasy in 2026-27. We loo
The Olympic break came and went… and then these five players took off. In this episode, Blake digs into five players who broke out offensively after the Olympic break and asks the fantasy question that actually matters:
The Olympic break came and went… and then these five players took off. In this episode, Blake digs into five players who broke out offensively after the Olympic break and asks the fantasy question that actually matters:
Corey Sznajder of All Three Zones is back on Apples & Ginos to help us look past the boxscore and better understand the process behind fantasy hockey production. In this episode, Blake talks with Corey about the microsta
Corey Sznajder of All Three Zones is back on Apples & Ginos to help us look past the boxscore and better understand the process behind fantasy hockey production. In this episode, Blake talks with Corey about the microsta
We already reviewed our own Apples & Ginos projections — now we’re zooming out and looking at the players most of the fantasy hockey industry missed on this season. In this episode, Ryan and Blake dig into 8 of the bigge
We already reviewed our own Apples & Ginos projections — now we’re zooming out and looking at the players most of the fantasy hockey industry missed on this season. In this episode, Ryan and Blake dig into 8 of the bigge
Nate dives deep into the #ZeroG draft strategy and how it performed in the 2025-26 fantasy season. #ZeroG Definition: 0:48 Nate's 2025-26 ZeroG Teams: 3:10 Historical Analysis: 6:28 Season-Long Goalie Results: 10:15 Quar
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