| RANK | RANK | PLAYER | PLAYER | AGE | TEAM | POS | COMMENTS = COMMENT UPDATED IN THE LAST 30 DAYS |
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#1
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#1
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Connor McDavid
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Connor McDavid (EDM, C) AGE: 24.5
The most explosive player in the league in the middle of his prime. Edmonton looks to have a more promising future and are not afraid to make trades to find wingers for Connor.
| 24.5 | EDM | C | The most explosive player in the league in the middle of his prime. Edmonton looks to have a more promising future and are not afraid to make trades to find wingers for Connor. |
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#2
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#2
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Nathan MacKinnon
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Nathan MacKinnon (COL, C) AGE: 25.9
Plays on one of the best lines in the league and just as game changing as McDavid. Increase in shots is promising and Colorado has a lot of talent in the pipeline.
| 25.9 | COL | C | Plays on one of the best lines in the league and just as game changing as McDavid. Increase in shots is promising and Colorado has a lot of talent in the pipeline. |
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#3
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#3
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David Pastrnak
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David Pastrnak (BOS, RW) AGE: 25.2
First time Rocket Richard winner that can score goals at will. Currently playing on the best line in the NHL combined with a deadly PP means that the sky's the limit.
| 25.2 | BOS | RW | First time Rocket Richard winner that can score goals at will. Currently playing on the best line in the NHL combined with a deadly PP means that the sky's the limit. |
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#4
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#4
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Leon Draisaitl
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Leon Draisaitl (EDM, C,LW) AGE: 25.7
Reigning Art Ross winner that has proven himself as an elite player without McDavid.
| 25.7 | EDM | C,LW | Reigning Art Ross winner that has proven himself as an elite player without McDavid. |
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#5
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#5
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Auston Matthews
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Auston Matthews (TOR, C) AGE: 23.8
Matthews has one of the best shots in the NHL and has grown into a tremendous all-around player. Injury concerns linger around his shoulder, but he has all the potential to be a future Rocket Richard winner.
| 23.8 | TOR | C | Matthews has one of the best shots in the NHL and has grown into a tremendous all-around player. Injury concerns linger around his shoulder, but he has all the potential to be a future Rocket Richard winner. |
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#6
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#6
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Jack Eichel
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Jack Eichel (BUF, C) AGE: 24.7
Eichel is the focal point in Buffalo and he should continue to be a top fantasy player despite a slight drop-off in shots and a 5% increase in S% this past season.
| 24.7 | BUF | C | Eichel is the focal point in Buffalo and he should continue to be a top fantasy player despite a slight drop-off in shots and a 5% increase in S% this past season. |
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#7
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#7
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(, ) AGE: 28.1
Missing the entire 2020-21 season drops him a few spots, but look for him to return to MVP form next season.
| 28.1 | | | Missing the entire 2020-21 season drops him a few spots, but look for him to return to MVP form next season. |
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#8
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#8
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Artemi Panarin
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Artemi Panarin (NYR, LW) AGE: 29.7
Proving his contract worth in his first year in New York with league-leading even strength points. New York has a bright future ahead and Panarin is the centerpiece.
| 29.7 | NYR | LW | Proving his contract worth in his first year in New York with league-leading even strength points. New York has a bright future ahead and Panarin is the centerpiece. |
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#9
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#9
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Patrick Kane
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Patrick Kane (CHI, RW) AGE: 32.7
Still one of the best playmakers in the NHL, Kane has not missed a beat and holds one of the highest point ceilings. Being on the wrong side of 30 puts a damper on his value.
| 32.7 | CHI | RW | Still one of the best playmakers in the NHL, Kane has not missed a beat and holds one of the highest point ceilings. Being on the wrong side of 30 puts a damper on his value. |
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#10
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#10
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Mitchell Marner
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Mitchell Marner (TOR, RW) AGE: 24.2
Marner is among the best playmakers in the league and will continue to be a dynamic fantasy player on the star-studded Leafs.
| 24.2 | TOR | RW | Marner is among the best playmakers in the league and will continue to be a dynamic fantasy player on the star-studded Leafs. |
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#11
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#11
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Elias Pettersson
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Elias Pettersson (VAN, C) AGE: 22.7
The former Calder winner one-upped his rookie season with an even better one. With Vancouver improving quickly, and Pettersson entering his prime, he should continue to improve on an already promising career.
| 22.7 | VAN | C | The former Calder winner one-upped his rookie season with an even better one. With Vancouver improving quickly, and Pettersson entering his prime, he should continue to improve on an already promising career. |
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#12
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#12
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Sebastian Aho
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Sebastian Aho (CAR, C) AGE: 24.0
An improved shot rate (and s%) and the addition of Svechnikov propelled Aho into a bonafide fantasy stud. Expect his goal totals to decrease, but buoyed by an increased assist rate.
| 24.0 | CAR | C | An improved shot rate (and s%) and the addition of Svechnikov propelled Aho into a bonafide fantasy stud. Expect his goal totals to decrease, but buoyed by an increased assist rate. |
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#13
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#13
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Jonathan Huberdeau
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Jonathan Huberdeau (FLA, LW) AGE: 28.1
Back-to-back fantastic seasons for Huberdeau has elevated him into top 20 territory where he should continue to remain playing in Florida's offense-driven system.
| 28.1 | FLA | LW | Back-to-back fantastic seasons for Huberdeau has elevated him into top 20 territory where he should continue to remain playing in Florida's offense-driven system. |
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#14
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#14
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Brad Marchand
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Brad Marchand (BOS, LW) AGE: 33.2
Marchand is among the league's best in assists, and a fantastic facilitator for Pastrnak and Bergeron, making them one of the best lines in the league.
| 33.2 | BOS | LW | Marchand is among the league's best in assists, and a fantastic facilitator for Pastrnak and Bergeron, making them one of the best lines in the league. |
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#15
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#15
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Sidney Crosby
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Sidney Crosby (PIT, C) AGE: 34.0
The best player of his generation has still got it. One knock against him is his durability, but he can be the most dynamic player in the league.
| 34.0 | PIT | C | The best player of his generation has still got it. One knock against him is his durability, but he can be the most dynamic player in the league. |
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#16
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#16
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Steven Stamkos
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Steven Stamkos (TB, C,LW,RW) AGE: 31.5
Slight injury concerns surround Stamkos, but his lethal shot and his phenomenal line mates make him a threat whenever he is on the ice.
| 31.5 | TB | C,LW,RW | Slight injury concerns surround Stamkos, but his lethal shot and his phenomenal line mates make him a threat whenever he is on the ice. |
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#17
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#17
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Evgeni Malkin
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Evgeni Malkin (PIT, C) AGE: 35.0
Malkin has struggled with injuries over his career, has been among the the league leaders (6th) in points per game since 2017-2018.
| 35.0 | PIT | C | Malkin has struggled with injuries over his career, has been among the the league leaders (6th) in points per game since 2017-2018. |
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#18
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#18
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Aleksander Barkov
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Aleksander Barkov (FLA, C) AGE: 25.9
A slight decrease in point production from 2018-2019 was accompanied with a below average s% and a higher shot rate. If Barkov can maintain his improved shooting volume, his fantasy value should be fantastic, especially on the high octane Florida offense.
| 25.9 | FLA | C | A slight decrease in point production from 2018-2019 was accompanied with a below average s% and a higher shot rate. If Barkov can maintain his improved shooting volume, his fantasy value should be fantastic, especially on the high octane Florida offense. |
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#19
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#19
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Mikko Rantanen
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Mikko Rantanen (COL, RW) AGE: 24.7
Part of Colorado's 3-headed monster, Rantanen continued his elite scoring pace despite an injury shortened season. With Colorado's bright future, Rantanen should undoubtedly continue his exceptional play.
| 24.7 | COL | RW | Part of Colorado's 3-headed monster, Rantanen continued his elite scoring pace despite an injury shortened season. With Colorado's bright future, Rantanen should undoubtedly continue his exceptional play. |
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#20
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#20
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Andrei Svechnikov
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Andrei Svechnikov (CAR, LW,RW) AGE: 21.3
Entering his 3rd year, Svechnikov looks to improve on his very promising sophomore year on one of the best lines in the NHL. Improved shots and hit rates give him a good bump in standard Yahoo leagues.
| 21.3 | CAR | LW,RW | Entering his 3rd year, Svechnikov looks to improve on his very promising sophomore year on one of the best lines in the NHL. Improved shots and hit rates give him a good bump in standard Yahoo leagues. |
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#21
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#21
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John Tavares
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John Tavares (TOR, C) AGE: 30.8
Tavares showcased his ceiling with a 47-goal season a year ago and followed it up with a slight decrease in production. Expect him to hover around a point per game.
| 30.8 | TOR | C | Tavares showcased his ceiling with a 47-goal season a year ago and followed it up with a slight decrease in production. Expect him to hover around a point per game. |
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#22
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#22
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Jake Guentzel
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Jake Guentzel (PIT, LW,RW) AGE: 26.8
A fantastic 2019-2020 season was unfortunately cut short by a gruesome shoulder injury. Guentzel will continue to put up the points playing on a line with Crosby and the Penguins strong PP.
| 26.8 | PIT | LW,RW | A fantastic 2019-2020 season was unfortunately cut short by a gruesome shoulder injury. Guentzel will continue to put up the points playing on a line with Crosby and the Penguins strong PP. |
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#23
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#23
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John Carlson
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John Carlson (WAS, D) AGE: 31.5
As a key cog in Washington's powerplay, Carlson is a clear favourite to lead all defensemen in scoring, as he has done so since 2017.
| 31.5 | WAS | D | As a key cog in Washington's powerplay, Carlson is a clear favourite to lead all defensemen in scoring, as he has done so since 2017. |
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#24
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#24
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Mika Zibanejad
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Mika Zibanejad (NYR, C) AGE: 28.3
An 7% increase in S% from 2018-2019 gave him a huge bump in the goal department and he continues to be a prolific shooter. Expect a lower S%, however, with an improving Rangers team around him, Mika should continue to be among the best goal scorers in the NHL.
| 28.3 | NYR | C | An 7% increase in S% from 2018-2019 gave him a huge bump in the goal department and he continues to be a prolific shooter. Expect a lower S%, however, with an improving Rangers team around him, Mika should continue to be among the best goal scorers in the NHL. |
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#25
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#25
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Patrik Laine
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Patrik Laine (CLS, LW,RW) AGE: 23.3
After a bounce back season, Laine looks to be an improved playmaker and continues to shoot at an alarming rate. Has the ability to be a future Rocket Richard winner.
| 23.3 | CLS | LW,RW | After a bounce back season, Laine looks to be an improved playmaker and continues to shoot at an alarming rate. Has the ability to be a future Rocket Richard winner. |
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#26
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#26
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Mark Scheifele
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Mark Scheifele (WPG, C) AGE: 28.4
Finishing up his 4th consecutive year of at least 1 point/game, Scheifele is very consistent. His high S% has been a staple for him since he entered the league, but his limited shot total (he has not eclipsed 200+ shots in a season) caps his goal scoring.
| 28.4 | WPG | C | Finishing up his 4th consecutive year of at least 1 point/game, Scheifele is very consistent. His high S% has been a staple for him since he entered the league, but his limited shot total (he has not eclipsed 200+ shots in a season) caps his goal scoring. |
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#27
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#27
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Brayden Point
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Brayden Point (TB, C,RW) AGE: 25.4
Point regressed from his fantastic 2018-2019 season with a more reasonable PP production and S% (still fairly high). Point lacks the shot volume to be the 40 goal scorer from a season prior, but his role on Tampa gives him a great floor playing alongside Stamkos.
| 25.4 | TB | C,RW | Point regressed from his fantastic 2018-2019 season with a more reasonable PP production and S% (still fairly high). Point lacks the shot volume to be the 40 goal scorer from a season prior, but his role on Tampa gives him a great floor playing alongside Stamkos. |
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#28
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#28
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Alex Ovechkin
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Alex Ovechkin (WAS, LW) AGE: 35.8
Goals. The Great 8 may not be putting up blistering point totals like he used to, but his goal scoring prowess is second to none. His staggering shot and hit totals only amplify his value. His age and contract situation adds uncertainty to his future.
| 35.8 | WAS | LW | Goals. The Great 8 may not be putting up blistering point totals like he used to, but his goal scoring prowess is second to none. His staggering shot and hit totals only amplify his value. His age and contract situation adds uncertainty to his future. |
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#29
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#29
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Matthew Tkachuk
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Matthew Tkachuk (CGY, LW,RW) AGE: 23.6
Tkachuk was one of the many players feeling the Calgary hangover in 2019-2020, displaying a decrease is all stats except shot rate. His stats improved immensely after the coaching change. Expect him to bounce back to 2018-2019 production.
| 23.6 | CGY | LW,RW | Tkachuk was one of the many players feeling the Calgary hangover in 2019-2020, displaying a decrease is all stats except shot rate. His stats improved immensely after the coaching change. Expect him to bounce back to 2018-2019 production. |
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#30
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#30
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Mark Stone
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Mark Stone (VGK, RW) AGE: 29.2
Stone has developed into one of the best 2-way forwards in the NHL while maintaining fantastic offensive production. He is limited by his shooting volume (he has yet to surpass 200 shots in a season), but he should continue to be a point per game player for the foreseeable future.
| 29.2 | VGK | RW | Stone has developed into one of the best 2-way forwards in the NHL while maintaining fantastic offensive production. He is limited by his shooting volume (he has yet to surpass 200 shots in a season), but he should continue to be a point per game player for the foreseeable future. |
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#31
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#31
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Johnny Gaudreau
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Johnny Gaudreau (CGY, LW,RW) AGE: 27.9
A year removed from a 99 point season, Gaudreau suffered from a career low S% (8.6% vs 12.8% prior to 2019-2020). One of the more solid buy-low candidates, but do not expect any hits (league low 1 hit in 70 games).
| 27.9 | CGY | LW,RW | A year removed from a 99 point season, Gaudreau suffered from a career low S% (8.6% vs 12.8% prior to 2019-2020). One of the more solid buy-low candidates, but do not expect any hits (league low 1 hit in 70 games). |
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#32
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#32
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Victor Hedman
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Victor Hedman (TB, D) AGE: 30.6
Among the most consistent D in the league, Hedman quarterbacks the fantastic Tampa powerplay.
| 30.6 | TB | D | Among the most consistent D in the league, Hedman quarterbacks the fantastic Tampa powerplay. |
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#33
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#33
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Gabriel Landeskog
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Gabriel Landeskog (COL, C,LW) AGE: 28.7
Landeskog's net front presence is among the best in the league which leads to a lot of tip-ins (13 since 2018, NHL best) and helps create space for MacKinnon and Rantanen to do their thing. He ended the 2019-2020 season on a good note with 18 points in 13 games.
| 28.7 | COL | C,LW | Landeskog's net front presence is among the best in the league which leads to a lot of tip-ins (13 since 2018, NHL best) and helps create space for MacKinnon and Rantanen to do their thing. He ended the 2019-2020 season on a good note with 18 points in 13 games. |
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#34
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#34
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Brady Tkachuk
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Brady Tkachuk (OTT, LW) AGE: 21.9
Brady's 259 shots and 303 hits in 2019-2020 landed him 8th and 3rd in the league, respectively. No one else in the league shoots and hits as much as he does, making him a unique fantasy player. As he and Ottawa continue to develop, Brady's points should see a nice bump.
| 21.9 | OTT | LW | Brady's 259 shots and 303 hits in 2019-2020 landed him 8th and 3rd in the league, respectively. No one else in the league shoots and hits as much as he does, making him a unique fantasy player. As he and Ottawa continue to develop, Brady's points should see a nice bump. |
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#36
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#36
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J.T. Miller
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J.T. Miller (VAN, C,LW,RW) AGE: 28.4
The 2019-2020 Breakout player of the year had everything line up for him to succeed in Vancouver. With the Canucks improving as a team, Miller should build upon his fantastic breakout year.
| 28.4 | VAN | C,LW,RW | The 2019-2020 Breakout player of the year had everything line up for him to succeed in Vancouver. With the Canucks improving as a team, Miller should build upon his fantastic breakout year. |
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#37
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#37
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Kyle Connor
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Kyle Connor (WPG, LW) AGE: 24.6
Among the league leaders in even strength points, Connor improved on his great sophomore season with 38 goals. If Winnipeg's PP becomes more effective, Connor can be a consistent 40+ goal scorer.
| 24.6 | WPG | LW | Among the league leaders in even strength points, Connor improved on his great sophomore season with 38 goals. If Winnipeg's PP becomes more effective, Connor can be a consistent 40+ goal scorer. |
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#38
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#38
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Roman Josi
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Roman Josi (NSH, D) AGE: 31.1
Josi was the only defenseman to lead their team in scoring in 2019-2020, and he did so by a wide margin. His shot rate is encouraging, and if Nashville can turn around their below average PP, Josi has the chance to be the leading scoring defenseman in the league.
| 31.1 | NSH | D | Josi was the only defenseman to lead their team in scoring in 2019-2020, and he did so by a wide margin. His shot rate is encouraging, and if Nashville can turn around their below average PP, Josi has the chance to be the leading scoring defenseman in the league. |
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#39
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#39
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Max Pacioretty
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Max Pacioretty (VGK, LW) AGE: 32.7
After two down years, Patches looks to have returned to form in Vegas with a career high shot output.
| 32.7 | VGK | LW | After two down years, Patches looks to have returned to form in Vegas with a career high shot output. |
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#40
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#40
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Blake Wheeler
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Blake Wheeler (WPG, C,RW) AGE: 34.9
After an uncharacteristically slow start, Wheeler put up a commendable 35 points in the 34 games in the 2nd half and continues to be one of the best playmakers in the league.
| 34.9 | WPG | C,RW | After an uncharacteristically slow start, Wheeler put up a commendable 35 points in the 34 games in the 2nd half and continues to be one of the best playmakers in the league. |
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#41
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#41
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Dylan Larkin
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Dylan Larkin (DET, C) AGE: 25.0
Larkin is a textbook case of a great player on a bad team. He has a great shot rate and plays on a very good line. The Red Wings should see an improvement on their historically awful season and Larkin should benefit.
| 25.0 | DET | C | Larkin is a textbook case of a great player on a bad team. He has a great shot rate and plays on a very good line. The Red Wings should see an improvement on their historically awful season and Larkin should benefit. |
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#42
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#42
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Taylor Hall
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Taylor Hall (BOS, LW) AGE: 29.7
The move to Buffalo was a suprising one, but Hall should find success playing with Eichel. Let's hope his health holds up this season.
| 29.7 | BOS | LW | The move to Buffalo was a suprising one, but Hall should find success playing with Eichel. Let's hope his health holds up this season. |
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#43
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#43
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Cale Makar
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Cale Makar (COL, D) AGE: 22.7
Makar had one of the greatest rookie seasons for a defenseman and he should only build off that success.
| 22.7 | COL | D | Makar had one of the greatest rookie seasons for a defenseman and he should only build off that success. |
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#44
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#44
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(, ) AGE: 29.5
Seguin had his worst offensive season in years where he was snake bitten by a 6.9 s% while being 9th in the league in shots. He should miss most of the season, but look to buy-low on him.
| 29.5 | | | Seguin had his worst offensive season in years where he was snake bitten by a 6.9 s% while being 9th in the league in shots. He should miss most of the season, but look to buy-low on him. |
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#45
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#45
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Evander Kane
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Evander Kane (SJ, LW,RW) AGE: 30.0
Kane has been a shooting machine every year in the league and it has finally translated into fantastic PP production. His discipline, or lack thereof, cost him valuable games.
| 30.0 | SJ | LW,RW | Kane has been a shooting machine every year in the league and it has finally translated into fantastic PP production. His discipline, or lack thereof, cost him valuable games. |
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#46
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#46
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Teuvo Teravainen
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Teuvo Teravainen (CAR, LW,RW) AGE: 26.9
A large uptick in shots and a career-low S% points towards positive regression for Teravainen.
| 26.9 | CAR | LW,RW | A large uptick in shots and a career-low S% points towards positive regression for Teravainen. |
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#47
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#47
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Dougie Hamilton
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Dougie Hamilton (CAR, D) AGE: 28.1
Hamilton's Norris-caliber season, where he was on pace for about 300 shots and 25 goals (with a career high S%), was unfortunately cut short by an awful leg injury. Expect his goals to decline, but his overall production should put him among the best D-men in the league.
| 28.1 | CAR | D | Hamilton's Norris-caliber season, where he was on pace for about 300 shots and 25 goals (with a career high S%), was unfortunately cut short by an awful leg injury. Expect his goals to decline, but his overall production should put him among the best D-men in the league. |
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#48
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#48
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Sean Couturier
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Sean Couturier (PHI, C) AGE: 28.6
Couturier saw a slight drop-off ATOI this season, and as a result, his production took a hit. He should continue to be a consistent 30+ goal, 70+ point player.
| 28.6 | PHI | C | Couturier saw a slight drop-off ATOI this season, and as a result, his production took a hit. He should continue to be a consistent 30+ goal, 70+ point player. |
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#49
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#49
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Ryan O'Reilly
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Ryan O'Reilly (STL, C) AGE: 30.5
After his lowest goal total since his injured lockout-shortened season, look for O'Reilly to bounce back to his 2018-2019 form with the return of Tarasenko.
| 30.5 | STL | C | After his lowest goal total since his injured lockout-shortened season, look for O'Reilly to bounce back to his 2018-2019 form with the return of Tarasenko. |
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#50
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#50
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William Nylander
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William Nylander (TOR, LW,RW) AGE: 25.2
After a disappointing season, Nylander found great success alongside Tavares and on the Leafs top PP. With the Leafs core signed long-term, Nylander has all the tools to continue to improve.
| 25.2 | TOR | LW,RW | After a disappointing season, Nylander found great success alongside Tavares and on the Leafs top PP. With the Leafs core signed long-term, Nylander has all the tools to continue to improve. |
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#51
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#51
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Patrice Bergeron
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Patrice Bergeron (BOS, C) AGE: 36.0
Injuries have hurt Bergeron's production over the past couple of years, but he remains one of the league's best C. His age is a concern.
| 36.0 | BOS | C | Injuries have hurt Bergeron's production over the past couple of years, but he remains one of the league's best C. His age is a concern. |
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#52
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#52
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Anze Kopitar
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Anze Kopitar (LA, C) AGE: 33.9
Consistency has not been Kopitar's strong suit over the past few seasons, but he continues to be a force on the paltry Kings.
| 33.9 | LA | C | Consistency has not been Kopitar's strong suit over the past few seasons, but he continues to be a force on the paltry Kings. |
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#53
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#53
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Brock Boeser
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Brock Boeser (VAN, RW) AGE: 24.4
Three injury-shortened seasons has put a damper on Boeser's production, but with Vancouver improving as well as they are and the potential to play with Petterson and Miller, Boeser is poised to have his best season yet.
| 24.4 | VAN | RW | Three injury-shortened seasons has put a damper on Boeser's production, but with Vancouver improving as well as they are and the potential to play with Petterson and Miller, Boeser is poised to have his best season yet. |
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#54
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#54
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Travis Konecny
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Travis Konecny (PHI, RW) AGE: 24.4
Konecny's production improved in 2019-2020 thanks to a spot on Philiadelphia's top PP. As he continues to develop, Konecny will be one of the most exciting young forwards in the league.
| 24.4 | PHI | RW | Konecny's production improved in 2019-2020 thanks to a spot on Philiadelphia's top PP. As he continues to develop, Konecny will be one of the most exciting young forwards in the league. |
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#55
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#55
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Claude Giroux
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Claude Giroux (PHI, C,LW) AGE: 33.5
Two years removed from a 102-point season, Giroux's production took a nosedive with his ATOI dropping 1:30 from 2018-2019. Age may be catching up to him, but his durability (missed 10 games in 11 seasons) make him a reliable fantasy asset.
| 33.5 | PHI | C,LW | Two years removed from a 102-point season, Giroux's production took a nosedive with his ATOI dropping 1:30 from 2018-2019. Age may be catching up to him, but his durability (missed 10 games in 11 seasons) make him a reliable fantasy asset. |
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#56
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#56
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Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
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Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (EDM, C,LW) AGE: 28.3
RNH has became a very solid fantasy asset playing alongside Draisaitl while being a key piece to the Oilers PP. As long as he is in Edmonton, his production should be maintained.
| 28.3 | EDM | C,LW | RNH has became a very solid fantasy asset playing alongside Draisaitl while being a key piece to the Oilers PP. As long as he is in Edmonton, his production should be maintained. |
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#57
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#57
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Quinn Hughes
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Quinn Hughes (VAN, D) AGE: 21.8
Quinn Hughes lived up the hype after his monster rookie season leading all rookies in scoring. His elite playmaking launched Vancouver's PP into one of the most effective units in the league. He and Makar will be fighting for the defenseman point lead for many years to come.
| 21.8 | VAN | D | Quinn Hughes lived up the hype after his monster rookie season leading all rookies in scoring. His elite playmaking launched Vancouver's PP into one of the most effective units in the league. He and Makar will be fighting for the defenseman point lead for many years to come. |
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#58
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#58
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Elias Lindholm
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Elias Lindholm (CGY, C,RW) AGE: 26.6
Lindholm, like most of Calgary, regressed heavily in 2019-2020. Expect his goal total to drop (career high 17.2 s%) but his assists to bounceback as Calgary returns to form.
| 26.6 | CGY | C,RW | Lindholm, like most of Calgary, regressed heavily in 2019-2020. Expect his goal total to drop (career high 17.2 s%) but his assists to bounceback as Calgary returns to form. |
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#59
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#59
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Mathew Barzal
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Mathew Barzal (NYI, C) AGE: 24.2
The former Calder winner has not been able to match his outstanding rookie season in the past 2 years but look for him to continue improving as his shot rate steadily increases.
| 24.2 | NYI | C | The former Calder winner has not been able to match his outstanding rookie season in the past 2 years but look for him to continue improving as his shot rate steadily increases. |
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#60
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#60
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Alex Pietrangelo
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Alex Pietrangelo (VGK, D) AGE: 31.5
The move to Vegas may limit his offensive production due to a less concrete role on the PP, but he still remains one of the best D in the league.
| 31.5 | VGK | D | The move to Vegas may limit his offensive production due to a less concrete role on the PP, but he still remains one of the best D in the league. |
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#61
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#61
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Anthony Mantha
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Anthony Mantha (WAS, LW,RW) AGE: 26.9
Injury concerns surround Mantha, but his offensive output was phenomenal when healthy. If Detroit can acquire an NHL ready prospect in the 2021 draft, look for their powerplay to have a good boost in production.
| 26.9 | WAS | LW,RW | Injury concerns surround Mantha, but his offensive output was phenomenal when healthy. If Detroit can acquire an NHL ready prospect in the 2021 draft, look for their powerplay to have a good boost in production. |
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#62
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#62
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Evgeny Kuznetsov
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Evgeny Kuznetsov (WAS, C) AGE: 29.2
A massive drop in shot rate and being bumped off the top PP at the end of the regular season may spell trouble for Kuzy. Monitor his production and do not be afraid to cut loose.
| 29.2 | WAS | C | A massive drop in shot rate and being bumped off the top PP at the end of the regular season may spell trouble for Kuzy. Monitor his production and do not be afraid to cut loose. |
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#63
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#63
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David Perron
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David Perron (STL, LW,RW) AGE: 33.2
Perron's bread and butter is his powerplay efficiency and he should continue to see good 5v5 deployment with Tarasenko out.
| 33.2 | STL | LW,RW | Perron's bread and butter is his powerplay efficiency and he should continue to see good 5v5 deployment with Tarasenko out. |
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#64
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#64
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Bryan Rust
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Bryan Rust (PIT, LW,RW) AGE: 29.2
Rust has proven himself to be a top 6 forward after the Penguins were decimated by injuries this past season. His spot beside Malkin should be cemented in place, but his PP deployment may take a large hit next season.
| 29.2 | PIT | LW,RW | Rust has proven himself to be a top 6 forward after the Penguins were decimated by injuries this past season. His spot beside Malkin should be cemented in place, but his PP deployment may take a large hit next season. |
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#65
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#65
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Nicklas Backstrom
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Nicklas Backstrom (WAS, C) AGE: 33.7
One of the most consistent playmakers of his generation will continue to steer one of the most lethal powerplays for the next 4 years.
| 33.7 | WAS | C | One of the most consistent playmakers of his generation will continue to steer one of the most lethal powerplays for the next 4 years. |
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#66
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#66
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Erik Karlsson
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Erik Karlsson (SJ, D) AGE: 31.1
The former fantasy defenseman king, Karlsson has struggled immensely with injuries the past couple of seasons. Karlsson's best days may be behind him, but his ceiling is undeniably high.
| 31.1 | SJ | D | The former fantasy defenseman king, Karlsson has struggled immensely with injuries the past couple of seasons. Karlsson's best days may be behind him, but his ceiling is undeniably high. |
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#67
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#67
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Filip Forsberg
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Filip Forsberg (NSH, LW) AGE: 26.9
Forsberg, alongside a myriad of injuries, has seen his production stay stagnant over the past 2 seasons. He should continue to remain consistent, but he has a limited ceiling.
| 26.9 | NSH | LW | Forsberg, alongside a myriad of injuries, has seen his production stay stagnant over the past 2 seasons. He should continue to remain consistent, but he has a limited ceiling. |
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#68
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#68
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Ryan Strome
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Ryan Strome (NYR, C,RW) AGE: 28.0
Playing with Panarin has revitalized Strome's career, and if he re-signs, he should continue his solid production.
| 28.0 | NYR | C,RW | Playing with Panarin has revitalized Strome's career, and if he re-signs, he should continue his solid production. |
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#69
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#69
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Kevin Fiala
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Kevin Fiala (MIN, LW,RW) AGE: 25.0
After a monster breakout in the 2nd half, Fiala looks to be the man in Minnesota. He can quickly climb these rankings, but a larger sample size is needed, especially with his 83% IPP.
| 25.0 | MIN | LW,RW | After a monster breakout in the 2nd half, Fiala looks to be the man in Minnesota. He can quickly climb these rankings, but a larger sample size is needed, especially with his 83% IPP. |
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#70
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#70
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Torey Krug
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Torey Krug (STL, D) AGE: 30.3
The move to St. Louis should not hurt Krug as he will take over for Pietrangelo on their lethal powerplay.
| 30.3 | STL | D | The move to St. Louis should not hurt Krug as he will take over for Pietrangelo on their lethal powerplay. |
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#71
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#71
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Sean Monahan
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Sean Monahan (CGY, C) AGE: 26.8
Monahan felt the Flames regression the hardest causing him to have his worst year since his rookie season. His shot rate dropped slightly, but his spot as Calgary's top C is safe.
| 26.8 | CGY | C | Monahan felt the Flames regression the hardest causing him to have his worst year since his rookie season. His shot rate dropped slightly, but his spot as Calgary's top C is safe. |
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#72
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#72
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Mike Hoffman
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Mike Hoffman (STL, LW,RW) AGE: 31.7
In St. Louis, Hoffman should continue to be a dynamic powerplay threat, similar to when he was on Florida.
| 31.7 | STL | LW,RW | In St. Louis, Hoffman should continue to be a dynamic powerplay threat, similar to when he was on Florida. |
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#73
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#73
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Brayden Schenn
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Brayden Schenn (STL, C,RW) AGE: 29.9
Schenn has been a solid fantasy contributor every year on the Blues, and with his PP proficiency, he should continue to maintain his production.
| 29.9 | STL | C,RW | Schenn has been a solid fantasy contributor every year on the Blues, and with his PP proficiency, he should continue to maintain his production. |
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#74
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#74
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Oliver Bjorkstrand
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Oliver Bjorkstrand (CLS, LW,RW) AGE: 26.3
Bjorkstrand broke out after an injury to Cam Atkinson with 30 points in 30 games. He is among the leaders in 5v5 s/60 and goals/60 and should continue to excel if given the opportunity.
| 26.3 | CLS | LW,RW | Bjorkstrand broke out after an injury to Cam Atkinson with 30 points in 30 games. He is among the leaders in 5v5 s/60 and goals/60 and should continue to excel if given the opportunity. |
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#75
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#75
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Jonathan Marchessault
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Jonathan Marchessault (VGK, C,LW) AGE: 30.6
Marchessault is one of the most prolific shooters in the NHL and he gets a lot of high-quality chances. The biggest cap on his production is his lackluster powerplay production, which may improve this season.
| 30.6 | VGK | C,LW | Marchessault is one of the most prolific shooters in the NHL and he gets a lot of high-quality chances. The biggest cap on his production is his lackluster powerplay production, which may improve this season. |
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#76
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#76
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Victor Olofsson
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Victor Olofsson (BUF, LW,RW) AGE: 26.0
Olofsson had a strong showing in his rookie season, particularly on the powerplay. Playing alongside Eichel will only positively impact him.
| 26.0 | BUF | LW,RW | Olofsson had a strong showing in his rookie season, particularly on the powerplay. Playing alongside Eichel will only positively impact him. |
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#77
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#77
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Morgan Rielly
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Morgan Rielly (TOR, D) AGE: 27.4
Injuries plagued Rielly in 2019-2020, resulting in him losing his PP1 spot to Tyson Barrie. Look for a healthy Rielly to regain the coveted PP QB spot next season.
| 27.4 | TOR | D | Injuries plagued Rielly in 2019-2020, resulting in him losing his PP1 spot to Tyson Barrie. Look for a healthy Rielly to regain the coveted PP QB spot next season. |
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#78
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#78
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Timo Meier
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Timo Meier (SJ, LW,RW) AGE: 24.8
Despite the down year, Meier continued to be a great shooter and put up a respectable 49 points in 70 games with limited PP deployment. His output will continue to be capped until his PP situation improves.
| 24.8 | SJ | LW,RW | Despite the down year, Meier continued to be a great shooter and put up a respectable 49 points in 70 games with limited PP deployment. His output will continue to be capped until his PP situation improves. |
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#79
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#79
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Kailer Yamamoto
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Kailer Yamamoto (EDM, RW) AGE: 22.8
Yamamoto was able to perform exceptionally well with Draisaitl and has the potential to explode if given solid PP deployment.
| 22.8 | EDM | RW | Yamamoto was able to perform exceptionally well with Draisaitl and has the potential to explode if given solid PP deployment. |
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#80
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#80
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Jakub Vrana
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Jakub Vrana (DET, LW) AGE: 25.4
Vrana's 3rd year performance was very compelling as everything seemed to be falling into place for the former top prospect. Unfortunately stuck behind Ovi for the top LW spot, Vrana may continue to find time on the Capitals fantastic powerplay.
| 25.4 | DET | LW | Vrana's 3rd year performance was very compelling as everything seemed to be falling into place for the former top prospect. Unfortunately stuck behind Ovi for the top LW spot, Vrana may continue to find time on the Capitals fantastic powerplay. |
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#81
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#81
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Tom Wilson
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Tom Wilson (WAS, RW) AGE: 27.3
Wilson is solid fantasy player that contributes a lot of hits. He will have limited PP deployment on the high-powered Caps.
| 27.3 | WAS | RW | Wilson is solid fantasy player that contributes a lot of hits. He will have limited PP deployment on the high-powered Caps. |
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#82
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#82
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Rasmus Dahlin
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Rasmus Dahlin (BUF, D) AGE: 21.3
Entering his age 20 season, Dahlin should continue to develop upon his good first 2 seasons in Buffalo. He has the potential to be among the leagues most valuable D-men.
| 21.3 | BUF | D | Entering his age 20 season, Dahlin should continue to develop upon his good first 2 seasons in Buffalo. He has the potential to be among the leagues most valuable D-men. |
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#83
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#83
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Alex DeBrincat
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Alex DeBrincat (CHI, LW,RW) AGE: 23.6
DeBrincat saw a massive drop in production accompanied with a 10% drop in s% this past season. He maintained a great shot rate and should bounce back.
| 23.6 | CHI | LW,RW | DeBrincat saw a massive drop in production accompanied with a 10% drop in s% this past season. He maintained a great shot rate and should bounce back. |
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#84
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#84
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Tony DeAngelo
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Tony DeAngelo (NYR, D) AGE: 25.7
DeAngelo rode a very hot s% on route to a nice 53 points in 68 games in 2019-2020. Expect some regression, but he if remains the main PP D-man in New York, he will continue putting up point totals.
| 25.7 | NYR | D | DeAngelo rode a very hot s% on route to a nice 53 points in 68 games in 2019-2020. Expect some regression, but he if remains the main PP D-man in New York, he will continue putting up point totals. |
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#85
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#85
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Nikolaj Ehlers
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Nikolaj Ehlers (WPG, LW,RW) AGE: 25.4
One of the more productive 5v5 players in the league, Ehlers is limited by his lack of PP deployment. His astronimcal 5v5 IPP of 94% makes him a prime canidate for regression.
| 25.4 | WPG | LW,RW | One of the more productive 5v5 players in the league, Ehlers is limited by his lack of PP deployment. His astronimcal 5v5 IPP of 94% makes him a prime canidate for regression. |
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#86
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#86
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Neal Pionk
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Neal Pionk (WPG, D) AGE: 26.0
Pionk took the reigns of the Jets PP1 and performed well. Winnipeg relies heavily on their D on the PP, so if Pionk can retain his PP spot, he will continue to find good success.
| 26.0 | WPG | D | Pionk took the reigns of the Jets PP1 and performed well. Winnipeg relies heavily on their D on the PP, so if Pionk can retain his PP spot, he will continue to find good success. |
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#87
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#87
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Shea Theodore
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Shea Theodore (VGK, D) AGE: 26.0
Theodore shoots at a very high clip and creates a lot of offense for Vegas. If he can step up his PP production, he will be a develop into a massive fantasy threat.
| 26.0 | VGK | D | Theodore shoots at a very high clip and creates a lot of offense for Vegas. If he can step up his PP production, he will be a develop into a massive fantasy threat. |
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#88
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#88
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Pierre-Luc Dubois
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Pierre-Luc Dubois (WPG, C) AGE: 23.1
Entering his 4th season, Dubois can be a prime candidate to break-out playing with a healthy Blue Jackets roster.
| 23.1 | WPG | C | Entering his 4th season, Dubois can be a prime candidate to break-out playing with a healthy Blue Jackets roster. |
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#89
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#89
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Chris Kreider
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Chris Kreider (NYR, LW) AGE: 30.2
Playing with Zibanejad has given Kreider a healthy floor to build off of.
| 30.2 | NYR | LW | Playing with Zibanejad has given Kreider a healthy floor to build off of. |
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#90
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#90
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Sam Reinhart
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Sam Reinhart (BUF, C,RW) AGE: 25.7
Playing alongside Eichel has given Reinhart a solid floor, but he has yet to really breakout in his first 6 seasons.
| 25.7 | BUF | C,RW | Playing alongside Eichel has given Reinhart a solid floor, but he has yet to really breakout in his first 6 seasons. |
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#91
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#91
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Jaden Schwartz
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Jaden Schwartz (STL, LW) AGE: 29.1
Schwartz bounced back thanks to an improved s% and increased PP deployment. With Tarasenko out again, Schwartz should continue to play PP1.
| 29.1 | STL | LW | Schwartz bounced back thanks to an improved s% and increased PP deployment. With Tarasenko out again, Schwartz should continue to play PP1. |
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#92
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#92
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Thomas Chabot
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Thomas Chabot (OTT, D) AGE: 24.5
Chabot was used more in a defensive role last year, and his offensive output suffered. As Ottawa improves, Chabot will have more opportunities to be a driving force in the offense.
| 24.5 | OTT | D | Chabot was used more in a defensive role last year, and his offensive output suffered. As Ottawa improves, Chabot will have more opportunities to be a driving force in the offense. |
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#93
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#93
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Tomas Tatar
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Tomas Tatar (MON, LW,RW) AGE: 30.6
Tatar achieved a career high in points despite the shortened season and should continue being 60+ point scorer on Montreal.
| 30.6 | MON | LW,RW | Tatar achieved a career high in points despite the shortened season and should continue being 60+ point scorer on Montreal. |
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#94
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#94
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Logan Couture
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Logan Couture (SJ, C) AGE: 32.3
Couture saw massive drop-off in production, as did the Sharks a whole. He should perform better but his large shot rate drop has cause for concern.
| 32.3 | SJ | C | Couture saw massive drop-off in production, as did the Sharks a whole. He should perform better but his large shot rate drop has cause for concern. |
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#95
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#95
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Brendan Gallagher
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Brendan Gallagher (MON, RW) AGE: 29.2
Gallagher is by far the most proficient shooter at 5v5 in the league. He is limited by a lack of PP deployment.
| 29.2 | MON | RW | Gallagher is by far the most proficient shooter at 5v5 in the league. He is limited by a lack of PP deployment. |
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#96
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#96
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Dominik Kubalik
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Dominik Kubalik (CHI, LW,RW) AGE: 25.9
Kubalik potted 30 goals in his rookie season with mostly even strength deployment. His 19.1 s% is high but he can maintain his production if given substantial PP time.
| 25.9 | CHI | LW,RW | Kubalik potted 30 goals in his rookie season with mostly even strength deployment. His 19.1 s% is high but he can maintain his production if given substantial PP time. |
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#97
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#97
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Vladimir Tarasenko
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Vladimir Tarasenko (STL, RW) AGE: 29.6
Tarasenko underwent his 3rd shoulder surgery on as many years a few months ago. The talent is there, but his elite fantasy production may be over.
| 29.6 | STL | RW | Tarasenko underwent his 3rd shoulder surgery on as many years a few months ago. The talent is there, but his elite fantasy production may be over. |
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#98
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#98
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Jack Hughes
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Jack Hughes (NJ, C,LW) AGE: 20.2
The 2019 1st overall pick struggled in his rookie season, but he was able to display his potential in spurts. It more of a question of when than if he will break out.
| 20.2 | NJ | C,LW | The 2019 1st overall pick struggled in his rookie season, but he was able to display his potential in spurts. It more of a question of when than if he will break out. |
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#99
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#99
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Dylan Strome
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Dylan Strome (CHI, C,RW) AGE: 24.4
With the injury to Toews, Strome will be looked at to step up and play top line and top PP this season. Playing alongside Patrick Kane will only help his fantasy output.
| 24.4 | CHI | C,RW | With the injury to Toews, Strome will be looked at to step up and play top line and top PP this season. Playing alongside Patrick Kane will only help his fantasy output. |
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#100
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#100
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Kris Letang
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Kris Letang (PIT, D) AGE: 34.2
Letang is getting older and struggled with injuries throughout his career, but when healthy, he is one of the best defensemen in fantasy.
| 34.2 | PIT | D | Letang is getting older and struggled with injuries throughout his career, but when healthy, he is one of the best defensemen in fantasy. |
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#101
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#101
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Bo Horvat
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Bo Horvat (VAN, C) AGE: 26.3
A strong shot rate and good PP time gives Horvat a solid floor to build upon.
| 26.3 | VAN | C | A strong shot rate and good PP time gives Horvat a solid floor to build upon. |
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#102
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#102
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Tyler Toffoli
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Tyler Toffoli (MON, LW,RW) AGE: 29.2
Toffoli is a heavy volume shooter that was excelling after his trade to Vancouver. Montreal is known to stiffle fantasy production, but if he can secure a PP1 slot, he should continue to find success.
| 29.2 | MON | LW,RW | Toffoli is a heavy volume shooter that was excelling after his trade to Vancouver. Montreal is known to stiffle fantasy production, but if he can secure a PP1 slot, he should continue to find success. |
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#103
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#103
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Clayton Keller
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Clayton Keller (ARI, LW,RW) AGE: 23.0
Arizona's system limits team offence, and Keller is no exception. Expect limited production unless he takes a massive step in his game.
| 23.0 | ARI | LW,RW | Arizona's system limits team offence, and Keller is no exception. Expect limited production unless he takes a massive step in his game. |
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#104
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#104
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Tyson Barrie
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Tyson Barrie (EDM, D) AGE: 30.0
Barrie heading to Edmonton may have been the best scenario for his fantasy production. Look for him to rack up points on the Oilers league leading PP.
| 30.0 | EDM | D | Barrie heading to Edmonton may have been the best scenario for his fantasy production. Look for him to rack up points on the Oilers league leading PP. |
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#105
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#105
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Tomas Hertl
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Tomas Hertl (SJ, C,LW) AGE: 27.7
Hertl's season was cut short and he saw a large decline in production from team and s% regression. Expect his lower s% to remain, but he should bounceback as the Sharks do as well.
| 27.7 | SJ | C,LW | Hertl's season was cut short and he saw a large decline in production from team and s% regression. Expect his lower s% to remain, but he should bounceback as the Sharks do as well. |
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#106
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#106
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Kirill Kaprizov
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Kirill Kaprizov (MIN, LW,RW) AGE: 24.2
Kaprizov will be bringing over his KHL leading scoring to Minnisota this season and he will make an immediate impact as one of the most exciting prospects in hockey.
| 24.2 | MIN | LW,RW | Kaprizov will be bringing over his KHL leading scoring to Minnisota this season and he will make an immediate impact as one of the most exciting prospects in hockey. |
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#107
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#107
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Zach Werenski
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Zach Werenski (CLS, D) AGE: 24.0
Werenski led all defence in scoring with a fairly high s%. Expect his goal totals to dip a bit but remain a top Dman with his shot volume.
| 24.0 | CLS | D | Werenski led all defence in scoring with a fairly high s%. Expect his goal totals to dip a bit but remain a top Dman with his shot volume. |
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#108
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#108
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Kyle Palmieri
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Kyle Palmieri (NYI, LW,RW) AGE: 30.5
A large decrease in shots and high s% is concerning for a player that relies heavily on PP production to buoy his floor.
| 30.5 | NYI | LW,RW | A large decrease in shots and high s% is concerning for a player that relies heavily on PP production to buoy his floor. |
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#109
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#109
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William Karlsson
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William Karlsson (VGK, C) AGE: 28.5
Karlsson may not reach the 43 goals he hit in 2017-2018 again, but he is one of the leagues better playmakers and should keep a solid floor for points. With the departure of Stastny, Karlsson should find himself playing on the Golden Knights top PP.
| 28.5 | VGK | C | Karlsson may not reach the 43 goals he hit in 2017-2018 again, but he is one of the leagues better playmakers and should keep a solid floor for points. With the departure of Stastny, Karlsson should find himself playing on the Golden Knights top PP. |
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#110
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#110
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Robert Thomas
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Robert Thomas (STL, C,RW) AGE: 22.1
In his limited ice-time, Thomas has performed exceptionally well at even strength, but is severely limited by a lack of PP time. If given the more PP opportunity, he is poised for a massive breakout.
| 22.1 | STL | C,RW | In his limited ice-time, Thomas has performed exceptionally well at even strength, but is severely limited by a lack of PP time. If given the more PP opportunity, he is poised for a massive breakout. |
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#111
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#111
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Kaapo Kakko
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Kaapo Kakko (NYR, RW) AGE: 20.4
The 2019 2nd overall pick will be looking to recover from one of the worst rookie seasons in recent memory.
| 20.4 | NYR | RW | The 2019 2nd overall pick will be looking to recover from one of the worst rookie seasons in recent memory. |
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#112
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#112
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Jakub Voracek
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Jakub Voracek (PHI, LW,RW) AGE: 31.9
Voracek's shots, and goals alike, plummeted in 2019-2020. He will continue to be a premier playmaker, but the limited goal output hurts his value.
| 31.9 | PHI | LW,RW | Voracek's shots, and goals alike, plummeted in 2019-2020. He will continue to be a premier playmaker, but the limited goal output hurts his value. |
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#113
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#113
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Jason Zucker
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Jason Zucker (PIT, LW,RW) AGE: 29.5
Zucker found success lining up beside Crosby and played some top PP. It looks like he will play with Malkin this year and the top PP slot is most likely a race between Zucker and Rust.
| 29.5 | PIT | LW,RW | Zucker found success lining up beside Crosby and played some top PP. It looks like he will play with Malkin this year and the top PP slot is most likely a race between Zucker and Rust. |
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#114
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#114
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Charlie McAvoy
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Charlie McAvoy (BOS, D) AGE: 23.6
With Krug leaving Boston, McAvoy will have the opprotunity to become the QB PP on one of the most effetive powerplays in the league.
| 23.6 | BOS | D | With Krug leaving Boston, McAvoy will have the opprotunity to become the QB PP on one of the most effetive powerplays in the league. |
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#115
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#115
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(, ) AGE: 19.5
The 2020 #3 overall pick looked fantastic at the World Juniors and is poised to play meaningful minutes on a depleted Ottawa team.
| 19.5 | | | The 2020 #3 overall pick looked fantastic at the World Juniors and is poised to play meaningful minutes on a depleted Ottawa team. |
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#116
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#116
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Rickard Rakell
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Rickard Rakell (ANH, LW,RW) AGE: 28.2
With Anaheim's offense stagnant, Rakell has yet to come close to his stellar 2017-2018 season. A high steady shot rate points to good things in the future.
| 28.2 | ANH | LW,RW | With Anaheim's offense stagnant, Rakell has yet to come close to his stellar 2017-2018 season. A high steady shot rate points to good things in the future. |
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#117
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#117
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Nazem Kadri
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Nazem Kadri (COL, C) AGE: 30.8
Kadri played well his first year in Colorado and if he can maintain a spot on the top PP, his production should not take a hit.
| 30.8 | COL | C | Kadri played well his first year in Colorado and if he can maintain a spot on the top PP, his production should not take a hit. |
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#118
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#118
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Pavel Buchnevich
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Pavel Buchnevich (NYR, RW) AGE: 26.3
Buchnevich set a career high 46 points playing mostly on the Rangers top line. He is gated off from a top PP spot.
| 26.3 | NYR | RW | Buchnevich set a career high 46 points playing mostly on the Rangers top line. He is gated off from a top PP spot. |
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#119
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#119
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Nico Hischier
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Nico Hischier (NJ, C) AGE: 22.5
Entering his 4th year, Hischier has seen his point output decline every year. A reduced shot rate and an increased s% are worrisome, but he is still young and has the talent to turn it around.
| 22.5 | NJ | C | Entering his 4th year, Hischier has seen his point output decline every year. A reduced shot rate and an increased s% are worrisome, but he is still young and has the talent to turn it around. |
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#120
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#120
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Brent Burns
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Brent Burns (SJ, D) AGE: 36.4
Age is catching up to Burns as all his stats are down across the board. Look to sell.
| 36.4 | SJ | D | Age is catching up to Burns as all his stats are down across the board. Look to sell. |
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#121
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#121
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Evgenii Dadonov
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Evgenii Dadonov (OTT, LW,RW) AGE: 32.4
Dadonov signing in Ottawa should allow him to play top line minutes, but his supporting cast will limit his upside.
| 32.4 | OTT | LW,RW | Dadonov signing in Ottawa should allow him to play top line minutes, but his supporting cast will limit his upside. |
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#122
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#122
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Andre Burakovsky
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Andre Burakovsky (COL, LW,RW) AGE: 26.5
With a lot of injuries to the Colorado forward corps and a 19.4 s%, Burakovsky was able to achieve a career high 45 points. His PP time should plummet when Colorado is fully healthy, but playing top line should give him a solid floor.
| 26.5 | COL | LW,RW | With a lot of injuries to the Colorado forward corps and a 19.4 s%, Burakovsky was able to achieve a career high 45 points. His PP time should plummet when Colorado is fully healthy, but playing top line should give him a solid floor. |
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#123
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#123
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Tyler Bertuzzi
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Tyler Bertuzzi (DET, LW,RW) AGE: 26.4
Bertuzzi put up a solid 48 points in 71 games on the dreadful Red Wings. An improved shot rate would be nice to see, however, as the team continues to develop and get healthy Bertuzzi should easily exceed his 2019-2020 numbers.
| 26.4 | DET | LW,RW | Bertuzzi put up a solid 48 points in 71 games on the dreadful Red Wings. An improved shot rate would be nice to see, however, as the team continues to develop and get healthy Bertuzzi should easily exceed his 2019-2020 numbers. |
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#124
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#124
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Seth Jones
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Seth Jones (CLS, D) AGE: 26.8
Jones shot volume and powerplay effectiveness decrease has lowered his production a lot. With Werenski in Columbus, Jones will be limited in his scoring.
| 26.8 | CLS | D | Jones shot volume and powerplay effectiveness decrease has lowered his production a lot. With Werenski in Columbus, Jones will be limited in his scoring. |
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#125
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#125
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Brock Nelson
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Brock Nelson (NYI, C) AGE: 29.8
Nelson had a large jump in shot rate with only a slight increase in s%. If he can keep up his shots, he can flirt with 30 goals.
| 29.8 | NYI | C | Nelson had a large jump in shot rate with only a slight increase in s%. If he can keep up his shots, he can flirt with 30 goals. |
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#126
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#126
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Viktor Arvidsson
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Viktor Arvidsson (NSH, LW,RW) AGE: 28.3
Arvidsson struggled this past season, as did most of the Predators, and suffered an awful back injury. His shot rate plummeted, but it should bounce back once he returns to full health.
| 28.3 | NSH | LW,RW | Arvidsson struggled this past season, as did most of the Predators, and suffered an awful back injury. His shot rate plummeted, but it should bounce back once he returns to full health. |
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#127
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#127
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Jamie Benn
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Jamie Benn (DAL, C,LW) AGE: 32.0
Benn put up his worst fantasy season since his rookie season and declined in shot rate the last 2 seasons. Age may have finally caught up to former Art Ross winner.
| 32.0 | DAL | C,LW | Benn put up his worst fantasy season since his rookie season and declined in shot rate the last 2 seasons. Age may have finally caught up to former Art Ross winner. |
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#128
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#128
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Reilly Smith
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Reilly Smith (VGK, RW) AGE: 30.3
Smith lacks the PP deployment to be an enticing fantasy asset.
| 30.3 | VGK | RW | Smith lacks the PP deployment to be an enticing fantasy asset. |
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#129
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#129
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(, ) AGE: 18.9
The 2020 #2 overall pick projects to be a beast in the NHL, but he may be a few years away from substantial deployment.
| 18.9 | | | The 2020 #2 overall pick projects to be a beast in the NHL, but he may be a few years away from substantial deployment. |
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#130
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#130
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Nikita Gusev
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Nikita Gusev (FLA, LW,RW) AGE: 29.0
Gusev saw very limited ice time in his first year in New Jersey, but still put up a respectable 44 points in 66 games. As NJ improves, Gusev should as well.
| 29.0 | FLA | LW,RW | Gusev saw very limited ice time in his first year in New Jersey, but still put up a respectable 44 points in 66 games. As NJ improves, Gusev should as well. |
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#131
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#131
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Nick Suzuki
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Nick Suzuki (MON, C,RW) AGE: 22.0
Suzuki had a strong rookie season, amassing 41 points in 71 games with healthy PP time. If he starts shooting more, he can be a strong breakout candidate.
| 22.0 | MON | C,RW | Suzuki had a strong rookie season, amassing 41 points in 71 games with healthy PP time. If he starts shooting more, he can be a strong breakout candidate. |
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#132
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#132
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Anthony Duclair
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Anthony Duclair (FLA, LW,RW) AGE: 25.9
The move to Florida and playing alongside Barkov and Huberdeau could result in an explosion of fantasy production from Duclair this season.
| 25.9 | FLA | LW,RW | The move to Florida and playing alongside Barkov and Huberdeau could result in an explosion of fantasy production from Duclair this season. |
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#133
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#133
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Anthony Cirelli
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Anthony Cirelli (TB, C,RW) AGE: 24.0
Cirelli saw a huge increase in ATOI last season as he was utilized for his two-way play. Expect his ice-time to remain high and his offensive numbers to benefit from it.
| 24.0 | TB | C,RW | Cirelli saw a huge increase in ATOI last season as he was utilized for his two-way play. Expect his ice-time to remain high and his offensive numbers to benefit from it. |
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#134
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#134
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Ryan Pulock
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Ryan Pulock (NYI, D) AGE: 26.8
Pulock is a consistent source of hits and blocks with offensive upside. With the departure of Devon Toews, Pulock should have the reigns to the PP1.
| 26.8 | NYI | D | Pulock is a consistent source of hits and blocks with offensive upside. With the departure of Devon Toews, Pulock should have the reigns to the PP1. |
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#135
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#135
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Miro Heiskanen
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Miro Heiskanen (DAL, D) AGE: 22.0
Heiskanen made strides in his offensive game with an improved shot rate and more PP time. With Klingberg sturggling, watch for Heiskanen to take over the PP1 duties in Dallas.
| 22.0 | DAL | D | Heiskanen made strides in his offensive game with an improved shot rate and more PP time. With Klingberg sturggling, watch for Heiskanen to take over the PP1 duties in Dallas. |
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#137
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#137
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Max Domi
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Max Domi (CLS, C,LW) AGE: 26.4
Domi saw a large drop-off in points mainly attributed to a lower s% and marginal decrease in assists. He should hover around 60 points.
| 26.4 | CLS | C,LW | Domi saw a large drop-off in points mainly attributed to a lower s% and marginal decrease in assists. He should hover around 60 points. |
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#138
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#138
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Patric Hornqvist
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Patric Hornqvist (FLA, RW) AGE: 34.6
Hornqvist is an elite volume shooter that takes a lot of high-quality chances. The move to Florida should see him play alongside Barkov and Huberdeau on the PP1.
| 34.6 | FLA | RW | Hornqvist is an elite volume shooter that takes a lot of high-quality chances. The move to Florida should see him play alongside Barkov and Huberdeau on the PP1. |
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#139
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#139
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Ryan Ellis
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Ryan Ellis (NSH, D) AGE: 30.6
With Josi in the mix in Nashville, Ellis will have limited PP exposure.
| 30.6 | NSH | D | With Josi in the mix in Nashville, Ellis will have limited PP exposure. |
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#140
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#140
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Oskar Lindblom
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Oskar Lindblom (PHI, LW) AGE: 24.9
Lindblom is officially cancer free (yay!) and will be looking to grow on his early success from the 2019-2020 season.
| 24.9 | PHI | LW | Lindblom is officially cancer free (yay!) and will be looking to grow on his early success from the 2019-2020 season. |
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#141
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#141
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John Klingberg
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John Klingberg (DAL, D) AGE: 28.9
Dallas has struggled with scoring the past 2 seasons and Klingberg has felt it a lot. His shot rate dropped-off and he struggled with injuries. With Heiskanen in the mix, I do not want to target any Dallas D-man.
| 28.9 | DAL | D | Dallas has struggled with scoring the past 2 seasons and Klingberg has felt it a lot. His shot rate dropped-off and he struggled with injuries. With Heiskanen in the mix, I do not want to target any Dallas D-man. |
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#142
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#142
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Anders Lee
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Anders Lee (NYI, LW) AGE: 31.1
Lee has seen a dropoff in production since Tavares left the Islanders after teh 2017-2018 season, but he has maintained a great shot rate. He may not hit 40 goals again, but 30 is well within the realm of possibility.
| 31.1 | NYI | LW | Lee has seen a dropoff in production since Tavares left the Islanders after teh 2017-2018 season, but he has maintained a great shot rate. He may not hit 40 goals again, but 30 is well within the realm of possibility. |
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#143
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#143
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Vince Dunn
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Vince Dunn (STL, D) AGE: 24.7
The departure of Pietrangelo was a good sign for Dunn, but the addition of Krug stiffles all hope for PP1.
| 24.7 | STL | D | The departure of Pietrangelo was a good sign for Dunn, but the addition of Krug stiffles all hope for PP1. |
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#144
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#144
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Jeff Skinner
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Jeff Skinner (BUF, LW) AGE: 29.2
Skinner saw a significant decline in production, and that can attributed to reduced ice-time with Eichel. The singing of Hall may have prevented a reunion.
| 29.2 | BUF | LW | Skinner saw a significant decline in production, and that can attributed to reduced ice-time with Eichel. The singing of Hall may have prevented a reunion. |
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#145
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#145
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Jake DeBrusk
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Jake DeBrusk (BOS, LW,RW) AGE: 24.8
Debrusk was unable to capitalize playing on the Bruins lethal PP this season, but should continue to get plenty of time on it.
| 24.8 | BOS | LW,RW | Debrusk was unable to capitalize playing on the Bruins lethal PP this season, but should continue to get plenty of time on it. |
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#146
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#146
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Alex Killorn
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Alex Killorn (TB, LW,RW) AGE: 31.9
Despite the shortened season, Killorn put up a career high in points, elevated by an astronmical 20 s%. Expect his goals to take a large hit next season.
| 31.9 | TB | LW,RW | Despite the shortened season, Killorn put up a career high in points, elevated by an astronmical 20 s%. Expect his goals to take a large hit next season. |
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#147
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#147
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Matt Duchene
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Matt Duchene (NSH, C,RW) AGE: 30.5
Since the trade from Ottawa 2 year ago Duchene has been underwhelming with poor point and shot rates.
| 30.5 | NSH | C,RW | Since the trade from Ottawa 2 year ago Duchene has been underwhelming with poor point and shot rates. |
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#148
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#148
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Conor Garland
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Conor Garland (ARI, LW,RW) AGE: 25.4
Garland put up a pedestrian 39 points in 68 games in his sophmore season but showed very promising results with limited PP1 time. His strong shot rate is promising.
| 25.4 | ARI | LW,RW | Garland put up a pedestrian 39 points in 68 games in his sophmore season but showed very promising results with limited PP1 time. His strong shot rate is promising. |
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#149
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#149
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Jonathan Drouin
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Jonathan Drouin (MON, C,LW) AGE: 26.3
It was a forgetable year for the former 3rd overall pick after an injury caused him to miss half the season, but expect him to bounceback closer to his pre-injury production where he scored 15 points in 19 games.
| 26.3 | MON | C,LW | It was a forgetable year for the former 3rd overall pick after an injury caused him to miss half the season, but expect him to bounceback closer to his pre-injury production where he scored 15 points in 19 games. |
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#150
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#150
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Ivan Provorov
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Ivan Provorov (PHI, D) AGE: 24.5
Provorov bounced back from his underwhelming 2018-2019 season after he was gifted top PP on the Flyers and performed well. If he can keep the PP1 QB role, Provorov will continue to find success.
| 24.5 | PHI | D | Provorov bounced back from his underwhelming 2018-2019 season after he was gifted top PP on the Flyers and performed well. If he can keep the PP1 QB role, Provorov will continue to find success. |
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#151
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#151
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Aaron Ekblad
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Aaron Ekblad (FLA, D) AGE: 25.5
Ekblad has been a consistent scorer since entering the league, but has had his production highly limited by Keith Yandle. If Ekblad can overtakethe PP QB slot, look for him to break his career high in points.
| 25.5 | FLA | D | Ekblad has been a consistent scorer since entering the league, but has had his production highly limited by Keith Yandle. If Ekblad can overtakethe PP QB slot, look for him to break his career high in points. |
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#152
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#152
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Adam Fox
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Adam Fox (NYR, D) AGE: 23.4
Fox had a phenomenal rookie season in New York, but his PP deployment is in question with DeAngelo in New York.
| 23.4 | NYR | D | Fox had a phenomenal rookie season in New York, but his PP deployment is in question with DeAngelo in New York. |
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#153
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#153
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Roope Hintz
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Roope Hintz (DAL, C,LW) AGE: 24.7
Hintz scored a pedestrian 33 points in 60 games last season on the offensively-inept Stars. With the injury to Seguin, Hintz should have a more defined role in the offense and powerplay this season.
| 24.7 | DAL | C,LW | Hintz scored a pedestrian 33 points in 60 games last season on the offensively-inept Stars. With the injury to Seguin, Hintz should have a more defined role in the offense and powerplay this season. |
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#154
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#154
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Trevor Zegras
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Trevor Zegras (ANH, C,LW) AGE: 20.3
Zegras tore up the World Juniors, setting the record for most points by an American player. Zegras should see some time in Anaheim this season, and hopefully he can continue his exceptional play.
| 20.3 | ANH | C,LW | Zegras tore up the World Juniors, setting the record for most points by an American player. Zegras should see some time in Anaheim this season, and hopefully he can continue his exceptional play. |
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#155
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#155
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(, ) AGE: 33.2
With the unfortunate news about Toews illness, his career may in jeopardy.
| 33.2 | | | With the unfortunate news about Toews illness, his career may in jeopardy. |
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#156
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#156
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Vincent Trocheck
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Vincent Trocheck (CAR, C) AGE: 28.0
Trocheck found most of his success (mostly 2017-2018) on the PP with Florida, but that may be long and gone following his trade to Carolina.
| 28.0 | CAR | C | Trocheck found most of his success (mostly 2017-2018) on the PP with Florida, but that may be long and gone following his trade to Carolina. |
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#157
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#157
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Zach Hyman
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Zach Hyman (TOR, C,LW,RW) AGE: 29.1
Hyman's 19.8 s% lead the way to a career high 21 goals in just 51 games. He plays on a strong line Toronto but expect a more reasonable s% in the future.
| 29.1 | TOR | C,LW,RW | Hyman's 19.8 s% lead the way to a career high 21 goals in just 51 games. He plays on a strong line Toronto but expect a more reasonable s% in the future. |
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#158
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#158
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Mikhail Sergachev
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Mikhail Sergachev (TB, D) AGE: 23.1
Sergachev's point upside will be limited with Hedman in Tampa Bay, but his offensive upside gives him a solid floor with a high ceiling.
| 23.1 | TB | D | Sergachev's point upside will be limited with Hedman in Tampa Bay, but his offensive upside gives him a solid floor with a high ceiling. |
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#159
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#159
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Matt Dumba
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Matt Dumba (MIN, D) AGE: 27.0
Dumba all of stats decline last season, but early signs suggest that he will play PP1, giving him an opprotunity to succeed
| 27.0 | MIN | D | Dumba all of stats decline last season, but early signs suggest that he will play PP1, giving him an opprotunity to succeed |
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#160
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#160
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Colton Parayko
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Colton Parayko (STL, D) AGE: 28.2
Parayko has a rocket of a shot and likes to throw the body around. His PP time with be limited, but St. Louis will rely on him to play heavy minutes this season.
| 28.2 | STL | D | Parayko has a rocket of a shot and likes to throw the body around. His PP time with be limited, but St. Louis will rely on him to play heavy minutes this season. |
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#161
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#161
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Jacob Trouba
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Jacob Trouba (NYR, D) AGE: 27.4
Trouba saw his point production dwindle as he lost the PP QB spot to DeAngelo. He will have limited point upside but be among the most prolific shooters and hitters in the back end.
| 27.4 | NYR | D | Trouba saw his point production dwindle as he lost the PP QB spot to DeAngelo. He will have limited point upside but be among the most prolific shooters and hitters in the back end. |
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#162
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#162
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Denis Gurianov
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Denis Gurianov (DAL, LW,RW) AGE: 24.1
Gurianov had a solid playoff performance and is slated to play PP1 and top line with Dallas this season.
| 24.1 | DAL | LW,RW | Gurianov had a solid playoff performance and is slated to play PP1 and top line with Dallas this season. |
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#163
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#163
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Adam Boqvist
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Adam Boqvist (CHI, D) AGE: 20.9
Boqvist is walled off by Keith from the top PP on Chicago, but his talent makes him a very enticing player if he can get that spot.
| 20.9 | CHI | D | Boqvist is walled off by Keith from the top PP on Chicago, but his talent makes him a very enticing player if he can get that spot. |
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#164
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#164
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Cam Atkinson
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Cam Atkinson (CLS, RW) AGE: 32.1
Atkinson maintained his strong shot rate but saw massive drops in every other stat along with an injury. He should rebound, but there is a low chance he gets anywhere close to his 41 goals in the 2018-2019 season.
| 32.1 | CLS | RW | Atkinson maintained his strong shot rate but saw massive drops in every other stat along with an injury. He should rebound, but there is a low chance he gets anywhere close to his 41 goals in the 2018-2019 season. |
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#165
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#165
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Darnell Nurse
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Darnell Nurse (EDM, D) AGE: 26.5
Nurse is another case of a D-man losing precious PP time and seeing their points suffer (only slightly in this case) because of it. Without top PP in Edmonton, Nurse will have limited offensive upside but he will continue to shoot and hit like a beast.
| 26.5 | EDM | D | Nurse is another case of a D-man losing precious PP time and seeing their points suffer (only slightly in this case) because of it. Without top PP in Edmonton, Nurse will have limited offensive upside but he will continue to shoot and hit like a beast. |
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#166
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#166
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Anthony Beauvillier
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Anthony Beauvillier (NYI, LW) AGE: 24.1
Increased icetime for Beauvillier sparked his career high in points. As he enters his age 23 season, Beauvillier is a potential sleeper pick.
| 24.1 | NYI | LW | Increased icetime for Beauvillier sparked his career high in points. As he enters his age 23 season, Beauvillier is a potential sleeper pick. |
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#167
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#167
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Dylan Cozens
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Dylan Cozens (BUF, C,RW) AGE: 20.4
Cozens played well at the World Juniors, but he may need to wait a season before making an impact on Buffalo and their solid top 6.
| 20.4 | BUF | C,RW | Cozens played well at the World Juniors, but he may need to wait a season before making an impact on Buffalo and their solid top 6. |
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#168
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#168
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Filip Zadina
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Filip Zadina (DET, LW,RW) AGE: 21.7
The former 6th overall pick played only 28 games in 2018-2019 and put up a respectable 15 points in that period. He has sky-high potential and can be a leading force on a histroically bad Red Wings team.
| 21.7 | DET | LW,RW | The former 6th overall pick played only 28 games in 2018-2019 and put up a respectable 15 points in that period. He has sky-high potential and can be a leading force on a histroically bad Red Wings team. |
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#169
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#169
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Andreas Athanasiou
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Andreas Athanasiou (LA, LW,RW) AGE: 27.0
Athanasiou struggled on both Detroit and Edmonton this past season, posting the worst +/- in the league. If he can bring his shot pace back up to 2018-2019 level (2.84 shots/game) he is set for a nice bounce back.
| 27.0 | LA | LW,RW | Athanasiou struggled on both Detroit and Edmonton this past season, posting the worst +/- in the league. If he can bring his shot pace back up to 2018-2019 level (2.84 shots/game) he is set for a nice bounce back. |
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#170
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#170
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Tanner Pearson
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Tanner Pearson (VAN, LW) AGE: 29.0
After playing on 3 teams a season ago, Pearson found a home in Voncouver setting a career high in points on a line with Bo Horvat. His PP time will be limited, but expect him to put up similar numbers.
| 29.0 | VAN | LW | After playing on 3 teams a season ago, Pearson found a home in Voncouver setting a career high in points on a line with Bo Horvat. His PP time will be limited, but expect him to put up similar numbers. |
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#171
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#171
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Joel Armia
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Joel Armia (MON, LW,RW) AGE: 28.1
Armia set a career high in goals and points while maintaining a very strong shot and hit rate. His fantasy upside is lmited, but he has a very solid floor.
| 28.1 | MON | LW,RW | Armia set a career high in goals and points while maintaining a very strong shot and hit rate. His fantasy upside is lmited, but he has a very solid floor. |
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#172
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#172
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Kevin Labanc
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Kevin Labanc (SJ, LW,RW) AGE: 25.6
Labanc took a massive step back from his breakout 2018-19 season after his powerplay production disappeared. He increased his shot rate and played on the top PP, so expect Labanc to recover as the Sharks bounceback from their awful season.
| 25.6 | SJ | LW,RW | Labanc took a massive step back from his breakout 2018-19 season after his powerplay production disappeared. He increased his shot rate and played on the top PP, so expect Labanc to recover as the Sharks bounceback from their awful season. |
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#173
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#173
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Filip Hronek
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Filip Hronek (DET, D) AGE: 23.7
Hronek carries decent shots and hits from and is a PP QB. Look for him to improve as Detroit completes its rebuild.
| 23.7 | DET | D | Hronek carries decent shots and hits from and is a PP QB. Look for him to improve as Detroit completes its rebuild. |
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#174
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#174
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Martin Necas
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Martin Necas (CAR, C,RW) AGE: 22.5
the 2017 12th overall pick had an encouraging showing in his rookie season with 36 points in 64 games while being limited to bottom 6 minutes. Expect his role to expand as he develops in the coming seasons.
| 22.5 | CAR | C,RW | the 2017 12th overall pick had an encouraging showing in his rookie season with 36 points in 64 games while being limited to bottom 6 minutes. Expect his role to expand as he develops in the coming seasons. |
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#175
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#175
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Ondrej Palat
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Ondrej Palat (TB, LW) AGE: 30.3
Palat has been a consistent 45-55 point player since 2015-2016 and there is no sign that he will fall of that pace any time soon.
| 30.3 | TB | LW | Palat has been a consistent 45-55 point player since 2015-2016 and there is no sign that he will fall of that pace any time soon. |
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#176
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#176
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Keith Yandle
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Keith Yandle (FLA, D) AGE: 34.9
Yandle will continue to be a strong points contributor as he QBs the dangereous Florida PP.
| 34.9 | FLA | D | Yandle will continue to be a strong points contributor as he QBs the dangereous Florida PP. |
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#177
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#177
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Drew Doughty
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Drew Doughty (LA, D) AGE: 31.6
Doughty's production fell off the last 2 seasons as is looks like the former Norris winner has seen his best seasons pass. He still remains one of the Kings best options on offence.
| 31.6 | LA | D | Doughty's production fell off the last 2 seasons as is looks like the former Norris winner has seen his best seasons pass. He still remains one of the Kings best options on offence. |
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#178
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#178
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(, ) AGE: 28.0
Klefbom is out for the season, but he may be a sneaky hold if he can take back the PP QB spot once he comes back next season.
| 28.0 | | | Klefbom is out for the season, but he may be a sneaky hold if he can take back the PP QB spot once he comes back next season. |
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#179
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#179
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Drake Batherson
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Drake Batherson (OTT, RW) AGE: 23.2
Batherson has dominated the AHL the past 2 season and has seen very limited NHL time in that period. With Batherson slated to make the team out of camp next season, hopefully he can carry over his AHL success.
| 23.2 | OTT | RW | Batherson has dominated the AHL the past 2 season and has seen very limited NHL time in that period. With Batherson slated to make the team out of camp next season, hopefully he can carry over his AHL success. |
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#180
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#180
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Mark Giordano
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Mark Giordano (CGY, D) AGE: 37.8
A year removed from a Norris, Giordano enters his age 37 season after a massive dropoff in all stats. At his age, it is hard to see him being a pivotal fantasy force.
| 37.8 | CGY | D | A year removed from a Norris, Giordano enters his age 37 season after a massive dropoff in all stats. At his age, it is hard to see him being a pivotal fantasy force. |
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#181
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#181
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Alex Iafallo
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Alex Iafallo (LA, LW) AGE: 27.6
| 27.6 | LA | LW | |
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#182
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#182
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Jordan Eberle
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Jordan Eberle (NYI, RW) AGE: 31.2
| 31.2 | NYI | RW | |
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#183
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#183
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T.J. Oshie
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T.J. Oshie (WAS, RW) AGE: 34.6
| 34.6 | WAS | RW | |
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#184
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#184
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Noah Dobson
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Noah Dobson (NYI, D) AGE: 21.5
| 21.5 | NYI | D | |
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#185
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#185
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Phil Kessel
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Phil Kessel (ARI, RW) AGE: 33.8
| 33.8 | ARI | RW | |
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#186
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#186
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Ryan Johansen
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Ryan Johansen (NSH, C) AGE: 29.0
| 29.0 | NSH | C | |
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#187
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#187
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Samuel Girard
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Samuel Girard (COL, D) AGE: 23.2
| 23.2 | COL | D | |
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#188
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#188
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James van Riemsdyk
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James van Riemsdyk (PHI, LW) AGE: 32.2
| 32.2 | PHI | LW | |
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#189
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#189
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Oliver Ekman-Larsson
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Oliver Ekman-Larsson (ARI, D) AGE: 30.0
| 30.0 | ARI | D | |
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#190
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#190
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James Neal
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James Neal (EDM, LW,RW) AGE: 33.9
| 33.9 | EDM | LW,RW | |
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#191
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#191
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Shea Weber
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Shea Weber (MON, D) AGE: 35.9
| 35.9 | MON | D | |
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#192
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#192
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Jake Virtanen
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Jake Virtanen (VAN, RW) AGE: 24.9
| 24.9 | VAN | RW | |
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#193
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#193
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Kevin Hayes
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Kevin Hayes (PHI, C) AGE: 29.2
| 29.2 | PHI | C | |
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#194
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#194
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Jeff Petry
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Jeff Petry (MON, D) AGE: 33.6
| 33.6 | MON | D | |
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#195
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#195
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Ryan Suter
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Ryan Suter (MIN, D) AGE: 36.5
| 36.5 | MIN | D | |
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#196
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#196
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Rasmus Ristolainen
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Rasmus Ristolainen (BUF, D) AGE: 26.7
| 26.7 | BUF | D | |
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#197
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#197
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Jared Spurgeon
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Jared Spurgeon (MIN, D) AGE: 31.6
| 31.6 | MIN | D | |
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#198
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#198
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Jakob Silfverberg
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Jakob Silfverberg (ANH, RW) AGE: 30.8
| 30.8 | ANH | RW | |
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#199
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#199
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Jared McCann
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Jared McCann (PIT, C,LW) AGE: 25.1
| 25.1 | PIT | C,LW | |
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#200
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#200
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Ryan Getzlaf
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Ryan Getzlaf (ANH, C) AGE: 36.2
| 36.2 | ANH | C | |