Boldy Leads Hot List, Ekman-Larsson Struggles

0:00Here's more NHL news for March 2nd. The NHL is back from the Olympic break, and some players are on fire while others are struggling. Minnesota Wild Ford. Matt Bodie leaves the hot list with three goals and seven points in just three games. The 24-year-old now has 35 goals and 69 points in 57 games this season, putting him on pace for career highs. Meanwhile, Toronto Maple Leafs' defenseman, Oliver Ekman-Larson, cooled off big time. The 34-year-old posted just one point in a league worst, minus six rating over three games, as Toronto dropped all three contests. Trade rumors are swirling around him, and this slump isn't helping his case. Emmington Oiler's defenseman Evan Bouchard also heated up with four assists and six points in three games. At 26, he's nearing his career marks and assists and points, helping keep the Oilers in the playoff hunt. Pittsburgh Penguins Goldie are tourist silos, when 2 and 0, with a shut out and a 0.98,

1:01one save percentage. On the cold side, Vegas Golden Night Center Jack Eichel managed zero points and a minus four rating in two losses after his Olympic gold. Despite leading the Pacific Division, Vegas needs him to rebound fast to hold off challengers. These early post-break trends could shake up standings and fantasy lineups as the season pushes toward the playoffs. Keep an eye on Goldie and company for the next big moves. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play. S-O-L-I-SoliPillo.com