2026-27 Fantasy Guide
Everything to walk into your draft prepared and finish in the money — value tiers and bargains for draft day, the sleepers and fades to target, and the schedule context that wins titles. Every number is model-built and traces to real data.
Team previews
Every club, written the same way: where the model has them finishing, the projected lines and pairs with each man's points beside him, both special-teams units, the schedule shape that decides weekly leagues, and the camp battles still open. The lineup is a sandbox — move a player up a line or onto PP1 and every projection on the page moves with him, so you can price a promotion before the coach makes it.
Articles
Written off the same projections as everything else here, and every name, number and stat line in them traces to a row in the database rather than a turn of phrase.
We Tested Hockey's 0.41 College Translation Factor. It Measures the Players Who Made It.On 600 college-to-pro moves, the published 0.41 holds only for players who went straight to the NHL (0.413); everyone who turned pro translated at 0.288. Conferences barely differ, and the AHL factor has the same tilt.Read →Advanced Stats, Explained: How xG, Corsi, Luck, QoC and GAR Help You Win at Fantasy HockeyAn interactive walkthrough of the advanced stats on Kodo Hockey, on real 2025-26 data: expected goals, shot share, luck, quality of competition and teammates, and GAR-lite, and what each one tells you about a fantasy pickup.Read →Kodo Pick 'Em Is Live: How to Play, and Four More Daily GamesPick a forward and a defenceman to record a point tonight. Long shots pay more, a multi-point game doubles it, and October is a free practice month before the contest starts November 1. Plus the Grid, Guess the Skater, Higher or Lower and the Stat Quiz.Read →100 Bold Predictions for 2026-27: Spin the WheelA hundred bold calls for the 2026-27 fantasy season, each one the top or bottom of Kodo's own projected range. Spin the wheel to reveal them one at a time.Read → Draft centre
Three steps, in order. Read the league, settle on the numbers you trust, then take them to the draft — on the portal if you want your picks synced live, on the workbook if you want a board that needs no connection at all. Draft night is exactly when a site you depend on is least likely to be the thing you want to depend on.
No league linkedGeneric H2H Categories scoring
Link a Yahoo, ESPN or Fantrax league and this whole guide re-scores for the exact columns your league counts — which changes who is at the top, not just the order beneath it. Connect a league →
1Read the league
Where the tiers break, who the room will overpay for, and what your own schedule does to a roster.
2Settle your numbers
Every draft surface below reads whichever of these you pick. Change nothing and you draft off the model.
3Draft
The portal syncs your picks from Yahoo or ESPN as they happen. The workbook needs no connection at all.
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Explore the guide everything, chapter by chapter
Your league pick a format and the guide re-ranks for it
H2H Categories — Category leagues — value is your edge in each counted stat, not raw totals. Scoring: equal-weight z-scores: G, A, PPP, SOG, HIT, BLK + W, SV%, GAA
Projected 2026-27 totals in the categories H2H Categories counts. The bar shows overall value for that format. Field # is where the room ranks him — a big + means he goes later than he should in your format, so you can wait on him.
What this guide covers
A fantasy hockey guide that runs from your draft through to your playoffs. Where the real positional drop-offs fall, so you know which runs to get ahead of. One value number per player, with a durability flag. Tiers you can re-rank for your league's exact categories.
Connect your league and the guide adapts to your scoring and roster slots rather than assuming a standard format.