Height/Weight: 6-4/219
| Birthdate: 12/01/1979
| Birthplace: Pittsburgh, PA, USA
| Team: Tampa Bay
| College: St. Cloud State
| NHL Experience: 7
| Salary: $5,500,000
| Owned/Started%: 43/30 | Average Draft Position: 184.90
Tampa Bay's Malone Finds 19th, 20th Scores Of Season: Ryan Malone was painfully close Saturday night to recording hat tricks in two consecutive games. Just two days after the Pittsburgh native buried three versus the Devils, Malone registered two more scores against visiting Winnipeg. (Updated 03/31/2012)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/27/12).
Fantasy Analysis
It is unclear exactly what the Bolts' trainers have been putting in Ryan Malone's water these past few days, but the veteran winger has been more than making up for his woeful minus-11 rating with points lately. (Updated 03/31/2012).
03/31/2012 22:38 Winners & Losers: Devils back in the playoffs; Sabres lose a tough one
After falling short of the playoffs last season, the New Jersey Devils clinched a playoff spot on Saturday night with a 5-0 win in Carolina. The Buffalo Sabres, meanwhile, lost a pretty important game in Toronto.
03/31/2012 22:17 Stamkos' OT winner NHL-best 56th goal
Steven Stamkos scored his NHL-leading 56th goal of the season 45 seconds into overtime to give the Tampa Bay Lightning a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.
03/26/2012 22:29 Stamkos, Lightning get past Flyers
Martin St. Louis scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period, Steven Stamkos notched his team-record 53rd goal and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-3 on Monday night.
03/19/2012 22:11 Big second period powers Sabres
Marcus Foligno and Jason Pominville each scored twice and the Buffalo Sabres beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 7-3 Monday night.
03/19/2012 09:52 Neutral Zone Wrap: Dealing with stretch-run stress
The stress of handling your Fantasy team down the stretch can drive you crazy. Evan Berofsky tries to calm your nerves in his latest edition of Neutral Zone Wrap.
Malone is borderline on the list of 30-best left wingers in the NHL. In a perfect world, he delivers a consistent 45-50 points and 80-100 PIMs. But that's a perfect world. Last season, he struggled through serious abdominal and shoulder injuries and saw his output drop. And this season, that surgically-repaired shoulder will keep him out of action until December. He may be worth stashing until then but only if you can afford the roster spot. Left wing isn't as shallow as it once was. And a 55-60-game power winger trying to get back up to game speed will likely have a slow start. (Updated 10/4/11)
