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boxscorehockey · 3 years ago

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2021-22 Alphabetical Directory Fwd A-M

Aho Sebastian Alexandrov Nikita Altybarmakian Andrei Amirov Rodion Anderson- Dolan Jared Andersson Lias Arvidsson Viktor Asplund Rasmus Atkinson Cam Backstrom Nicklas Bailey Josh Balcers Rudolfs Bankier Caedan Barkov Aleksander Barratt Evan Barre-Boulet Alex Barzal Mathew Batherson Drake Beaucage Alex Beauvillier Anthony Beckman Adam Bellows Kieffer Bemstrom Emil Beniers Matt Benn Jamie Bennett Sam Bergeron Patrice Berggren Jonatan Bertuzzi Tyler Bjorkstrand Oliver Blichfeld Joachim Boeser Brock Bokk Dominik Bolduc Zachary Boldy Matthew Bordeleau Thomas Borgstrom Henrik Boucher Tyler Bourgault Xavier Bourque Mavrik Bowers Shane Brabenec Jakub Bratt Jesper Brink Bobby Brisson Brendan Brown Connor Broz Tristan Buchnevich Pavel Bunting Michael Burakovsky Andre Buyalsky Andrei Byfield Quinton Caufield Cole Cehlarik Peter Chekhovich Ivan Chibrikov Nikita Chinakhov Yegor Chromiak Martin Chytil Filip Cirelli Anthony Coe Brandon Colangelo Sam Coleman Blake Colton Ross Compher J.T. Comtois Maxime Connor Kyle Copp Andrew Coronato Matthew Cotton David Couture Logan Couturier Sean Coyle Charlie Cozens Dylan Crosby Sidney Crouse Lawson Cuylle Will Dach Colton Dach Kirby Dadonov Evgenii Dahlen Jonathan Damiani Riley Danault Philip Dean Zach DeBrincat Alex DeBrusk Jake Dellandrea Ty Denisenko Grigori Doan Josh Domi Max Donato Ryan Dorofeyev Pavel Draisaitl Leon Drury Jack Dube Dillon Dubois Pierre- Luc Duchene Matt Duclair Anthony Dugan Jack Duke Dylan Dvorak Christian Eberle Jordan Ehlers Nikolaj Eichel Jack Eklund William Elvenes Lucas Eriksson Ek Joel Ertel Justin Evangelista Luke Fabbri Robby Fagemo Samuel Farabee Joel Farrell Sean Fedotov Ilya Fiala Kevin Finley Jack Firstov Vladislav Fix- Wolansky Trey Foerster Tyson Foote Nolan Formenton Alex Forsbacka- Karlsson Jakob Forsberg Filip Foudy Jean-Luc Foudy Liam Francis Ryan Frost Morgan Gallagher Brendan Gallant Zachary Garland Conor Gaudreau Johnny Giroux Claude Glass Cody Golyshev Anatoly Goncalves Gage Gourde Yani Granlund Mikael Greig Ridly Gritsyuk Arseny Groulx Benoit-Olivier Grundstrom Carl Guenther Dylan Guentzel Jake Gunler Noel Gurianov Denis Gusev Nikita Gushchin Danil Hagel Brandon Hall Taylor Hallander Filip Harrison Brett Hartman Ryan Hawryluk Jayce Hayes Kevin Hayton Barrett Heineman Emil Helenius Sami Henriksson Karl Henrique Adam Hertl Tomas Hintz Roope Hirose Taro Hirvonen Roni Hischier Nico Hoffman Mike Hoglander Nils Holloway Dylan Holmstrom Simon Holtz Alexander Horvat Bo Howden Brett Huberdeau Jonathan Huckins Cole Hughes Jack Hyman Zach Iaffalo Alex Jarventie Roby Jarvis Seth Jeannot Tanner Jenik Jan Jenner Boone Johansen Ryan Johnson Kent Johnson Wyatt Jost Tyson Kadri Nazem Kakko Kaapo Kaliyev Arthur Kalynuk Wyatt Kane Evander Kane Patrick Kapanen Kasperi Kapanen Oliver Kaprizov Kirill Kase Ondrej Karlsson William Katchouk Boris Kaut Martin Kayumov Artur Keller Clayton Kempe Adrian Kerfoot Alexander Khovanov Alexander Khusnutdinov Marat Kidney Riley Killorn Alex Kirk Liam Kisakov Aleksandr Klimovich Danila Knies Matthew Koivula Otto Koivunen Ville Konecny Travis Kopitar Anze Korczak Ryder Koshtov Yegor Kostin Klim Kotkaniemi Jesperi Kravtsov Vitali Krebs Peyton Kreider Chris Kubalik Dominik Kucherov Nikita Kunin Luke Kuokkanen Janne Kupari Rasmus Kuznetsov Evgeny Kyrou Jordan L’Heureux Zachary Labanc Kevin Lafreniere Alexis Laine Patrik Landeskog Gabriel Lapierre Hendrix Larkin Dylan Lauko Jakub Leason Brett Lee Anders Leschyshyn Jake Lindholm Elias Lucius Chaz Lundell Anton Lundestrom Isac Lysell Fabian MacKinnon Nathan Madden Tyler Malatesta James Malkin Evgeni Mangiapane Andrew Mantha Anthony Marchand Brad Marchenko Kirill Marchessault Jonathan Marchment Mason Marner Mitch Martino Ayrton Matthews Auston Mazur Carter Mcbain Jack McCann Jared McDavid Connor Mcleod Ryan McMichael Connor McTavish Mason Meier Timo Mercer Dawson Meyers Ben Miettinen Veeti Mikheyev Mikhail Milano Sonny Miller J.T. Mittelstadt Casey Monahan Sean Mysak Jan

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lefanclub1 · 4 years ago

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Repêchage simulé de la LNH : les choix 1 à 16

1. RANGERS DE NEW YORK– ALEXIS LAFRENIÈRE, Ailier Gauche

Je ne crois pas avoir besoin d’expliquer ce choix. Au suivant.

2. KINGS DE LOS ANGELES – QUINTON BYFIELD, Centre

Un choix pas nécessairement sexy mais très logique pour les Kings ici. En effet, Byfield, un colosse de 6 pieds 4, 220 livres, est souvent comparé à Evgeni Malkin, mais aussi à Anze Kopitar, le centre numéro 1 des Kings de Los Angeles. Byfield est un monstre offensif, avec une vitesse incroyable pour un joueur de sa taille, mais aussi des mains et un tir à en effrayer plus d’un gardien de la Ligue Nationale. Par contre, son point faible est son jeu en zone défensive, et je crois que de jouer et pratiquer avec Kopitar, un ancien gagnant du Selke, pourrait lui faire le plus grand bien. Et pour ceux qui se disent que les Kings ont déjà assez d’espoirs au centre avec Alex Turcotte, Gabe Vilardi et Rasmus Kupari, je suis de ceux qui croient qu’une équipe ne peut jamais avoir trop de bons centres, et une ligne de centre Byfield – Turcotte- Vilardi pourrait faire des ravages dans la ligue pendant plusieurs années.

3. SÉNATEURS D’OTTAWA – TIM STUETZLE, Ailier Gauche

En répondant à un journaliste qui lui demandait qui il allait prendre au 3e rang, Pierre Dorion a dit à la blague « demandez aux Kings qu’ils vont prendre et vous saurez qui je prends ». Il est donc logique de supposer qu’Ottawa ne sortira pas un lapin de son chapeau et va choisir Tim Stuetzle, qui a produit 34 points en 41 dans la DEL, qui est une ligue d’hommes. Jouant principalement à l’aile mais étant tout de même un très bon fabricant de jeu, il est possible que les Sens le convertissent en centre, où il va fabriquer les buts de Brady Tkatchuk pendant longtemps. Selon moi, il est un meilleur choix à long terme que Quinton Byfield, car il a un plus haut potentiel que ce dernier.

4. RED WINGS DE DÉTROIT – MARCO ROSSI, Centre

La définition même du joueur complet, Rossi excelle autant à l’attaque (et par exceller, je parle de 120 points et 56 matchs avec les 67’s d’Ottawa la saison passée) qu’en défense, et il est un des joueurs les plus intenses du draft, donnant son 100% à chaque présence sur la glace. Les Red Wings, n’ayant pas d’espoir pouvant remplir le rôle de centre numéro du futur (je ne considère pas Joe Veleno comme un potentiel centre numéro dans la LNH), seront emballés de choisir Marco Rossi, qui pourrait jouer dans la ligue nationale dès l’année prochaine et même remplir leur poste de 2e centre.

5. SÉNATEURS D’OTTAWA – JAMIE DRYSDALE, Défenseur

Un choix assez logique pour Ottawa, qui ont besoin d’un défenseur droitier qui pourra jouer avec Thomas Chabot dans le futur. Certes, ils ont des bons espoirs à la droite de leur défense, comme Lassi Thomson et Jacob Bernard-Docker, mais ces derniers seront probablement des défenseurs de 2e et 3e paire dans la ligue nationale, tandis que Drysdale à le potentiel de devenir une vedette à la défensive chez les Sens. Comparé à Cale Makar dû à un coup de patin digne de l’élite, Drysdale est un défenseur qui excelle dans sa zone tout en apportant de l’offensive. La saison dernière, il a fait 47 points en 49 matchs avec les Otters de Erie de la OHL, et 3 points en 7 matchs au championnat mondial junior des moins de 20 ans. Les Sens pourraient donc régler deux de leurs problèmes organisationnels, soit la ligne de centre et la défense, lors du top 5 de ce draft, et c’est ce que je crois qu’ils feront.

6. DUCKS D’ANAHEIM – LUCAS RAYMOND, Ailier Gauche

Si Raymond est encore disponible au 6e rang, les Ducks ne peuvent pas se permettre de passer par-dessus. Étant vu comme un potentiel choix du top 3 au début de la saison, Raymond a tout pour plaire aux Ducks, c’est un ailier qui est un des meilleurs fabricants du jeu du draft, tout en étant capable de marquer des buts. Ses statistiques de 4 buts et 6 passes en 33 matchs l’an dernier en SHL ne sautent pas aux yeux, mais il faut comprendre que la SHL est une ligue très défensive et Raymond avait un rôle limité dans son équipe, le Frolunda HC. À Anaheim, il pourrait régler un problème organisationnel (ils n’ont pas de vrai ailier gauche de deuxième trio), tout en retrouvant ses confrères suédois en Jakob Silfverberg, Hampus Lindholm, Isac Lunderstrom et Rickard Rakell. Un choix excitant pour les Ducks, car Raymond possède probablement le plus haut ceilling de tout le repêchage de 2020.

7. DEVILS DU NEW JERSEY – ALEXANDER HOLTZ, Ailier Droit

Je crois qu’Alexander Holtz ne passera pas les Devils car plusieurs rumeurs disent que le New Jersey l’adore, avec raison, car Holtz est celui qui pourrait devenir le meilleur marqueur de toute la draft 2020. En effet, le suédois possède un des tirs les plus précis des joueurs de la draft 2020, et ses 9 buts en 35 matchs dans la SHL le confirment. Holtz viendrait, tout comme Raymond avec les Ducks, remplir un problème organisationnel chez les Devils (ils n’ont pas d’ailier droit qui peut marquer des buts après Kyle Palmieri), et le fait de penser que Holtz pourrait compléter les jeux de Jack Hughes dans le futur me fait saliver. Holtz pourrait devenir un futur marqueur de 40 buts, et c’est pourquoi je crois que les Devils ne peuvent passer par-dessus.

8. SABRES DE BUFFALO – YAROSLAV ASKAROV, Gardien

La première surprise du Mock Draft, plusieurs scouts voient Askarov être repêché aux alentours du 11e choix. Par contre, surprise si elle est, reste que les Sabres feraient une très belle affaire en repêchant le gardien russe de 18 ans. Vu comme le meilleur espoir au poste de gardien de but depuis Carey Price, Askarov a tous les atouts pour devenir aussi bon que le gardien du Tricolore. Très calme devant son filet, il est rare qu’il se fait prendre à donner des mauvais buts. Ses statistiques de .974 et 0.74 buts alloués par matchs depuis le début de la saison en KHL ont de quoi faire saliver les Sabres, qui viendraient régler un de leurs nombreux problèmes organisationnels en repêchant «Yaro».

9. WILD DU MINNESOTA – COLE PERFETTI, Centre

On le sait, le Wild du Minnesota a désespérément besoin de centres à l’heure où l’on se parle, ayant échangé leur meilleur centre des dernières années en la personne d’Eric Staal et ayant décidé de ne pas resigner Mikko Koivu, le visage du Wild au centre depuis 15 ans. C’est pourquoi je crois que s’il est encore disponible au 10e rang, le Wild va définitivement choisir Cole Perfetti. Un des meilleurs fabricants de jeu du repêchage (sinon le meilleur), Perfetti serait le centre parfait pour le Wild. Ses statistiques de 37 buts et 74 points la saison dernière font de lui un des meilleurs pointeurs de tout le repêchage. Contrairement à plusieurs scouts qui le voient être repêché au 4e rang par les Red Wings, je crois que Perfetti sera disponible au rang du Wild, car même si sa vision du jeu est incroyable, son jeu en défensive laisse à désirer et son coup de patin n’est pas aussi fort que certains autres prospects au centre, dont Marco Rossi. Je ne sais pas s’il deviendra un centre numéro 1 pour le Wild, mais tout de même, le Wild serait plus que content de pouvoir compter Perfetti parmi ses rangs pour les années à venir.

10. JETS DE WINNIPEG – JAKE SANDERSON, Défenseur

Un choix assez logique ici pour les Jets, qui ont un besoin criant à la défense. Sanderson, un défenseur gaucher avec un coup de patin très smooth et un très bon jeu dans les trois zones, pourrait devenir le défenseur gaucher de 2e ligne des Jets, et va certainement se battre avec Ville Heinola et Josh Morrissey pour le poste de défenseur gaucher numéro 1 des Jets. Reste maintenant à savoir si les habiletés offensives que Sanderson a démontré dans le programme de développement américain pourront se transposer dans la ligue nationale, ce dont plusieurs recruteurs doutent encore. Sans ses habiletés offensives, il restera tout de même un défenseur solide dans la ligue nationale, et je ne crois pas que les Jets vont regretter ce choix.

11. PRÉDATEURS DE NASHVILLE – JACK QUINN, Ailier droit

Même si aux dernières nouvelles, les Preds s’intéressent de plus en plus à Dawson Mercer, je crois qu’ils vont jeter leur dévolu sur Jack Quinn, un produit des 67’s d’Ottawa. Un autre fin marqueur, Quinn possède un des tirs les plus foudroyants de la draft 2020, et il l’utilise à bon escient, ayant marqué 52 (!!!) buts en 62 matchs dans la OHL la saison dernière. Même s’il est un excellent marqueur, Quinn ne néglige pas le côté défensif de la game, ce qui va plaire aux Predateurs de Nashville, qui sont reconnus pour préconiser un style plus défensif et adorer les attaquants capables de revenir en zone défensive comme Nick Bonino et Kyle Turris. Quinn va être parfait dans le rôle de deuxième ailier gauche (derrière Viktor Arvidsson), et va faire le bonheur chez les Preds dès son arrivée, j’en suis persuadé.

12. PANTHERS DE LA FLORIDE – ANTON LUNDELL, Centre

Le choix de mon Mock Draft dont je suis le plus fier. En effet, je trouve que le fit entre Anton Lundell et les Panthers est juste trop parfait. Lundell, un centre de 6 pieds 1, est vu comme le futur récipiendaire du trophée Selke du repêchage de 2020, son jeu dans sa zone étant si excellent. Tout de même, Lundell ne néglige pas l’aspect offensif, ayant fait 28 points en 44 matchs dans la Liiga l’année dernière. La raison pour laquelle je crois que Lundell serait parfait en Floride est qu’il pourrait apprendre d’un autre centre qui excelle en défensive tout en amenant un bon apport offensif, soit monsieur Alexander Barkov. Il pourrait devenir le centre numéro 2 parfait chez les Panthers, qui, avec lui et Barkov, pourraient avoir deux lignes shutdown, c’est-à-dire deux lignes d’attaque où les attaquants marquent des buts tout en neutralisant les attaquants adverses. Par contre, pour devenir un deuxième centre de calibre LNH, Lundell devra être capable de réaliser des saisons de 50 à 60 points, et plusieurs recruteurs doutent encore de sa capacité à amener un apport offensif dans la grande ligue.

13. HURRICANES DE LA CAROLINE – RODION AMIROV, Ailier Gauche

Amirov connait un début de saison monstrueux en KHL, avec 5 points en 9 matchs, et c’est pourquoi il commence à monter dans plusieurs Mock Drafts, lui qui était vu comme un choix de fin de première ronde. Amirov est un attaquant qui joue aussi bien dans sa zone que dans la zone adverse, et il possède plusieurs qualités offensives qui font de lui un prospect très alléchant. En effet, sa facilité à contrôler la rondelle et son très bon tir font de lui quelqu’un qui a le potentiel de jouer sur n’importe quel top 6 dans la ligue nationale, et je crois qu’il serait parfait sur le top 6 des Hurricanes dans quelques années, lui qui pourrait jouer derrière son compatriote russe, Andrei Svechnikov. À 167 livres, il devra prendre du muscle pour développer l’aspect physique de son jeu, mais selon moi, ce ne sera pas un problème pour lui.

14.OILERS D’EDMONTON – SETH JARVIS, Ailier Droit

Je ne mentirai pas, Seth Jarvis est mon espoir préféré du repêchage de 2020, et je rêve de le voir enfiler un uniforme bleu-blanc-rouge. Par contre, je ne crois pas qu’il sera disponible au rang du Canadien, et je ne serais pas déçu de le voir être repêché par les Oilers, car le fit entre Jarvis et Edmonton est excellent. Il est un des joueurs les plus complets du repêchage, mais ce qui le démarque réellement est son coup de patin. Il est un patineur très smooth, et il sait utiliser son accélération et sa rapidité à bon escient, étant capable de contourner les défenseurs sans effort. Jarvis, qui a comptabilisé 98 points la saison dernière, a pris son envol en deuxième moitié de saison, et ne fait que monter dans les Mock Drafts depuis. Jarvis serait parfait pour Edmonton car avec lui, Connor McDavid aurait enfin un ailier aussi rapide que lui qui peut compléter ses jeux. Je crois que Jarvis sera le vol du repêchage, et son style de jeu me fait penser à Matthew Barzal, qui a été le vol du repêchage de 2015.

15. MAPLE LEAFS DE TORONTO – BRADEN SCHNEIDER, Défenseur

Kyle Dubas ne s’en est pas caché, il veut améliorer sa défensive pendant le repêchage. C’est donc pourquoi je crois qu’il va jeter son dévolu sur Braden Schneider, un défenseur de 6 pieds 2, 209 livres avec un très bon coup de patin. Je le mets devant Kaiden Ghule car Schneider est droitier, il pourrait donc, dans quelques années, venir compléter Morgan Rieilly sur la première paire de défense des Leafs. Schneider est un défenseur plus complet qu’offensif (même s’il a fait 42 en 60 matchs l’an passé) et son jeu défensif excellent permettrait aux Leafs de ne pas s’inquiéter lorsque Reilly décide de partir seul dans la zone adverse, en sachant qu’ils ont Schneider qui peut neutraliser la contre-attaque de l’équipe adverse si jamais Reilly se fait enlever la rondelle. À moins d’une grande surprise, je vois les Leafs repêcher soit Schneider, soit Ghule avec le 15e choix.

16. CANADIENS DE MONTRÉAL – DAWSON MERCER, Centre

Enfin le moment tant attendu, c’est-à-dire le choix du Canadien. Si Seth Jarvis n’est plus disponible, je crois que le Tricolore ferait une méchante belle affaire en repêchant Mercer. Même s’il est listé comme un centre, il a joué principalement à l’aile droite dans la LHJMQ, et a très bien fait à cette position, récoltant 60 points en 42 matchs la saison dernière. Mercer est un des joueurs avec le meilleur QI hockey du draft. Il est toujours bien positionné sur la glace, et joue aussi bien en zone défensive qu’en zone offensive. Il cadrerait parfaitement avec la philosophie du Canadien, qui nous a démontré avec les derniers repêchages qu’il préconise des attaquants qui ont la capacité de bien jouer dans leur zone, en repêchant des gars comme Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Ryan Poehling et Nick Suzuki. Dawson Mercer me fait énormément penser à ce dernier, car comme Suzuki, il n’est pas le plus rapide ni le meilleur patineur, mais son positionnement et son QI hockey élevé fait qu’il est toujours bien placé pour marquer des buts ou neutraliser une contre-attaque adverse. Un choix évident s’il est encore disponible au rang du Canadien, Mercer fera partie de cette relève à l’attaque qui semble de plus en plus prometteuse.

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newsfact · 3 years ago

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NHL COVID-19 case tracker 2021-22: Updated list of players to miss games this season

The 2021-22 NHL season is underway, and while the majority of players are fully vaccinated — only Tyler Bertuzzi remains the most notable name remaining unvaccinated — COVID-19 is still impacting rosters on a nightly basis.

A number of the league’s stars, including Patrick Kane, Erik Karlsson and, as of Nov. 3, Sidney Crosby, have tested positive.

MORE: Why was Evander Kane suspended? Explaining Sharks forward’s 21-game ban for violating COVID-19 protocol

Players who test positive are placed on the non-roster COVID-protocols list. It should be noted that other players could end up on this list too. Like last season, “COVID Protocol Related Absences” can be the result of a number of factors, including an initial positive test which remains unconfirmed until confirmatory testing is done; mandated isolation for symptomatic players; required quarantine as a high-risk close contact; isolation based on a confirmed positive test result; quarantine for travel or other reasons.

What is the NHL’s COVID protocol in 2021-22?

With a vaccine now available, the rules are a little different than last season. A vaccinated player is described as anyone who is two weeks post-second dose.

Unvaccinated players are not allowed to travel to Canada due to quarantine restrictions in the country. Therefore, clubs can suspend the players for inability to participate and require them to forfeit one day’s pay for each day they miss. Players who are unvaccinated are also required to follow the majority of rules that were in effect last year, including but not limited to wearing masks at all times while not on the ice; exercising or eating; maintaining 6 feet of distance; not sharing rooms or spaces — such as cars — with other players.

Vaccinated players are only subject to testing every 72 hours or if symptomatic, while unvaccinated players must get tested every day. Players who test positive (a confirmed positive) and are symptomatic must isolate. They must stay in isolation until at least 10 days have passed since symptoms first appeared, symptoms have improved and are cleared by medical personnel to return. Depending on symptoms (e.g., cough, fever, chest pain), a cardiac screening must also be done and cleared.

If they test positive and have to miss games, vaccinated players are listed as having a hockey-related injury and are paid. Unvaccinated players are not paid.

MORE: Twitter shows support for Canadiens coach Dominique Ducharme after positive COVID test

NHL players out of games because of COVID-19 in 2021-22

Updated as of Nov. 3, 2021

Anaheim Ducks

DATE PLAYER Oct. 31 vs. Canadiens Jakob Silfverberg

Arizona Coyotes

None.

Boston Bruins

None.

Buffalo Sabres

None.

Calgary Flames

None.

Carolina Hurricanes

None.

MORE: NHL COVID-19 case tracker: Updated list of players to miss games during 2021 season

Chicago Blackhawks

DATE PLAYER Oct. 24 vs. Red Wings Patrick Kane, Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman Oct. 27 vs. Maple Leafs Patrick Kane, Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman, Henrik Borgstrom Oct. 29 at Hurricanes Patrick Kane, Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman, Henrik Borgstrom Oct. 30 at Blues Patrick Kane, Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman, Henrik Borgstrom Nov. 1 vs. Senators Jujhar Khaira, Riley Stillman, Henrik Borgstrom Nov. 3 vs. Hurricanes Tyler Johnson, Isaak Phillips

Colorado Avalanche

DATE PLAYER Oct. 13 vs. Blackhawks Nathan MacKinnon Oct. 16 vs. Blues Nathan MacKinnon, Jack Johnson

Columbus Blue Jackets

DATE PLAYER Nov. 3 at Avalanche Max Domi

Dallas Stars

None.

*Detroit Red Wings

None.

*Because Bertuzzi is unvaccinated he has missed the following games: Oct. 23 in Montreal; Oct. 30 in Toronto; Nov. 2 in Montreal.

Edmonton Oilers

None.

Florida Panthers

None.

Los Angeles Kings

DATE PLAYER Oct. 16 vs. Wild Brendan Lemieux Oct. 19 at Predators Brendan Lemieux Oct. 22 at Stars Brendan Lemieux Oct. 23 at Blues Brendan Lemieux Oct. 23 at Blues Brendan Lemieux Oct. 31 vs. Sabres Viktor Arvidsson, Gabe Vilardi

Minnesota Wild

DATE PLAYER Oct. 28 at Kraken Mats Zuccarello, Rem Pitlick Oct. 30 at Kraken Mats Zuccarello, Rem Pitlick Nov. 2 vs. Senators Mats Zuccarello, Rem Pitlick

Montreal Canadiens

None.

Nashville Predators

DATE PLAYER Oct. 16 vs. Hurricanes David Rittich Oct. 19 vs. Kings David Rittich Oct. 21 vs. Rangers David Rittich Oct. 23 at Jets David Rittich Oct. 24 at Wild David Rittich Oct. 26 vs. Sharks David Rittich Oct. 30 vs. Islanders David Rittich Nov. 2 at Flames David Rittich

New Jersey Devils

None.

New York Islanders

None.

New York Rangers

DATE PLAYER Oct. 16 at Canadiens Ryan Strome Oct. 18 at Maple Leafs Ryan Strome Oct. 21 at Predators Ryan Strome Oct. 23 at Senators Ryan Strome

Ottawa Senators

None.

Philadelphia Flyers

DATE PLAYER Oct. 15 vs. Canucks Patrick Brown Oct. 17 vs. Kraken Patrick Brown Oct. 20 vs. Bruins Patrick Brown

Pittsburgh Penguins

DATE PLAYER Oct. 12 at Lightning Zach Aston-Reese Oct. 14 at Panthers Zach Aston-Reese Oct. 23 vs. Maple Leafs Jeff Carter, Kris Letang Oct. 26 vs. Lightning Jeff Carter, Kris Letang Oct. 28 vs. Flames Jeff Carter, Kris Letang Oct. 30 vs. Devils Kris Letang, Marcus Pettersson, Chad Ruhwedel Nov. 4 vs. Flyers Marcus Pettersson, Chad Ruhwedel, Sidney Crosby, Brian Dumoulin (and head coach Mike Sullivan)

San Jose Sharks

DATE PLAYER Oct. 30 vs. Jets Andrew Cogliano, Jonathan Dahlen, Erik Karlsson, Jake Middleton, Matt Nieto, Radim Simek, Marc-Edouard Vlasic (and head coach Bob Boughner) Nov. 2 vs. Sabres Kevin Labanc, Erik Karlsson, Jake Middleton, Matt Nieto, Radim Simek, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Timo Meier (and head coach Bob Boughner) Nov. 4 vs. Blues Kevin Labanc, Erik Karlsson, Jake Middleton, Matt Nieto, Radim Simek, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Timo Meier (and head coach Bob Boughner)

Seattle Kraken

DATE PLAYER Oct. 12 at Golden Knights Calle Jarnkrok Oct. 14 at Predators Calle Jarnkrok Oct. 16 at Blue Jackets Calle Jarnkrok Oct. 18 at Flyers Calle Jarnkrok Oct. 19 at Devils Calle Jarnkrok Oct. 31 vs. Rangers Jared McCann

St. Louis Blues

DATE PLAYER Oct. 23 vs. Kings Brandon Saad Oct. 25 vs. Kings Brandon Saad Oct. 28 vs. Avalanche Brandon Saad, Ryan O’Reilly Oct. 30 vs. Blackhawks Brandon Saad, Ryan O’Reilly Nov. 3 at Kings Kyle Clifford, Ryan O’Reilly, Ville Husso

Tampa Bay Lightning

None.

Toronto Maple Leafs

None.

Vancouver Canucks

None.

Vegas Golden Knights

DATE PLAYER Oct. 12 vs. Kraken Mattias Janmark Oct. 14 at Kings Mattias Janmark Oct. 20 vs. Blues Mattias Janmark

Washington Capitals

None.

Winnipeg Jets

DATE PLAYER Oct. 19 at Wild Blake Wheeler Oct. 21 vs. Ducks Blake Wheeler, Mark Scheifele Oct. 23 vs. Predators Blake Wheeler, Mark Scheifele Oct. 26 at Ducks Blake Wheeler, Mark Scheifele Oct. 28 at Kings Mark Scheifele Oct. 30 at Sharks Mark Scheifele

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Punk outfit Rotten Mind premieres a music video for the opening track of their latest studio full-length "Rat City Dog Boy" from 2020.

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Fantasy NHL – Top 250 player rest-of-season rankings

1. Connor McDavid, C, Edm C1 1 2. Nathan MacKinnon, C, Col C2 2 3. Evgeni Malkin, C, Pit C3 3 4. John Tavares, C, Tor C4 4 5. Brad Marchand, LW, Bos LW1 10 6. Tyler Seguin, C, Dal C5 7 7. Sidney Crosby, C, Pit C6 6 8. Patrick Kane, RW, Chi RW1 12 9. Nikita Kucherov, RW, TB RW2 5 10. Alex Ovechkin, RW, Was RW3 9 11. Andrei Vasilevskiy, G, TB G1 11 12. Mark Scheifele, C, Wpg C7 8 13. David Pastrnak, LW, Bos LW2 18 14. Brent Burns, D, SJ D1 17 15. Taylor Hall, LW, NJ LW3 13 16. Blake Wheeler, RW, Wpg RW4 19 17. Patrice Bergeron, C, Bos C8 27 18. Mikko Rantanen, RW, Col RW5 28 19. Jack Eichel, C, Buf C9 21 20. Steven Stamkos, C, TB C10 14 21. Jamie Benn, LW, Dal LW4 15 22. Evgeny Kuznetsov, C, Was C11 16 23. Patrik Laine, RW, Wpg RW6 23 24. Claude Giroux, C, Phi C12 25 25. John Carlson, D, Was D2 26 26. John Gibson, G, Ana G2 22 27. Johnny Gaudreau, LW, Cgy LW5 31 28. Phil Kessel, RW, Pit RW7 33 29. Artemi Panarin, LW, Cls LW6 29 30. Mitch Marner, C, Tor C13 34 31. Filip Forsberg, C, Nsh C14 41 32. Connor Hellebuyck, G, Wpg G3 20 33. Nicklas Backstrom, C, Was C15 36 34. Devan Dubnyk, G, Min G4 43 35. Pekka Rinne, G, Nsh G5 52 36. Jakub Voracek, RW, Phi RW8 35 37. Victor Hedman, D, TB D3 37 38. P.K. Subban, D, Nsh D4 32 39. Auston Matthews, C, Tor C16 45 40. Erik Karlsson, D, SJ D5 24 41. Vladimir Tarasenko, RW, StL RW9 39 42. Morgan Rielly, D, Tor D6 44 43. Sean Couturier, C, Phi C17 49 44. Kris Letang, D, Pit D7 50 45. Brayden Point, RW, TB RW10 59 46. Anze Kopitar, C, LA C18 30 47. John Klingberg, D, Dal D8 40 48. Ben Bishop, G, Dal G6 47 49. Sebastian Aho, RW, Car RW11 58 50. Jonathan Marchessault, C, Vgs C19 62 51. Gabriel Landeskog, LW, Col LW7 64 52. Torey Krug, D, Bos D9 57 53. Dustin Byfuglien, D, Wpg D10 53 54. Aleksander Barkov, C, Fla C20 48 55. Braden Holtby, G, Was G7 38 56. Semyon Varlamov, G, Col G8 61 57. Roman Josi, D, Nsh D11 56 58. Leon Draisaitl, C, Edm C21 65 59. Sergei Bobrovsky, G, Cls G9 51 60. Drew Doughty, D, LA D12 42 61. Alexander Radulov, RW, Dal RW12 60 62. Evander Kane, LW, SJ LW8 55 63. Kyle Connor, LW, Wpg LW9 67 64. Frederik Andersen, G, Tor G10 85 65. Sean Monahan, C, Cgy C22 84 66. Tuukka Rask, G, Bos G11 54 67. Brock Boeser, RW, Van RW13 63 68. Matthew Tkachuk, LW, Cgy LW10 77 69. Kyle Palmieri, RW, NJ RW14 76 70. Clayton Keller, C, Ari C23 72 71. Marc-Andre Fleury, G, Vgs G12 75 72. Shayne Gostisbehere, D, Phi D13 69 73. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, C, Edm C24 88 74. Martin Jones, G, SJ G13 66 75. Mark Giordano, D, Cgy D14 82 76. Vincent Trocheck, C, Fla C25 46 77. Jaden Schwartz, LW, StL LW11 70 78. Seth Jones, D, Cls D15 68 79. Brayden Schenn, C, StL C26 71 80. Carey Price, G, Mon G14 79 81. Mikael Granlund, C, Min C27 80 82. Eric Staal, C, Min C28 83 83. Antti Raanta, G, Ari G15 92 84. Mathew Barzal, C, NYI C29 73 85. William Karlsson, C, Vgs C30 81 86. Jeff Skinner, LW, Buf LW12 118 87. Tyson Barrie, D, Col D16 87 88. Keith Yandle, D, Fla D17 98 89. Anders Lee, LW, NYI LW13 119 90. Yanni Gourde, LW, TB LW14 97 91. Jason Zucker, LW, Min LW15 89 92. Elias Pettersson, C, Van C31 109 93. Joe Pavelski, C, SJ C32 78 94. Thomas Chabot, D, Ott D18 90 95. Ryan Johansen, C, Nsh C33 95 96. Oliver Ekman-Larsson, D, Ari D19 91 97. Jonathan Toews, C, Chi C34 93 98. Alex DeBrincat, RW, Chi RW15 94 99. Ryan O’Reilly, RW, StL RW16 96 100. Matt Murray, G, Pit G16 74 101. Ryan Ellis, D, Nsh D20 86 102. Ilya Kovalchuk, LW, LA LW16 100 103. Dylan Larkin, C, Det C35 132 104. Zach Werenski, D, Cls D21 101 105. Dougie Hamilton, D, Car D22 102 106. Alex Pietrangelo, D, StL D23 103 107. Logan Couture, C, SJ C36 104 108. Mark Stone, RW, Ott RW17 105 109. Nazem Kadri, C, Tor C37 106 110. Mika Zibanejad, RW, NYR RW18 113 111. Ryan Getzlaf, C, Ana C38 108 112. Teuvo Teravainen, LW, Car LW17 110 113. Nico Hischier, C, NJ C39 111 114. Evgenii Dadonov, RW, Fla RW19 124 115. Ryan Suter, D, Min D24 112 116. Timo Meier, LW, SJ LW18 152 117. T.J. Oshie, RW, Was RW20 114 118. Nikolaj Ehlers, LW, Wpg LW19 115 119. Pierre-Luc Dubois, C, Cls C40 116 120. Jonathan Quick, G, LA G17 99 121. Rickard Rakell, RW, Ana RW21 117 122. Corey Crawford, G, Chi G18 107 123. Justin Faulk, D, Car D25 120 124. Josh Bailey, RW, NYI RW22 121 125. Max Pacioretty, LW, Vgs LW20 122 126. Jonathan Huberdeau, LW, Fla LW21 123 127. Mike Hoffman, LW, Fla LW22 125 128. Max Domi, C, Mon C41 201 129. Robin Lehner, G, NYI G19 137 130. Jake Gardiner, D, Tor D26 126 131. Cory Schneider, G, NJ G20 129 132. Elias Lindholm, C, Cgy C42 150 133. Kevin Shattenkirk, D, NYR D27 127 134. Viktor Arvidsson, RW, Nsh RW23 128 135. Cam Atkinson, RW, Cls RW24 130 136. Jonathan Drouin, RW, Mon RW25 146 137. Matt Dumba, D, Min D28 131 138. Wayne Simmonds, LW, Phi LW23 133 139. Zach Parise, LW, Min LW24 151 140. Reilly Smith, RW, Vgs RW26 134 141. Jeff Carter, RW, LA RW27 136 142. Bo Horvat, C, Van C43 138 143. Dustin Brown, LW, LA LW25 139 144. Brendan Gallagher, RW, Mon RW28 140 145. Ivan Provorov, D, Phi D29 144 146. Henrik Lundqvist, G, NYR G21 172 147. Charlie McAvoy, D, Bos D30 135 148. Chris Kreider, LW, NYR LW26 147 149. J.T. Miller, LW, TB LW27 148 150. Mikhail Sergachev, D, TB D31 149 151. Milan Lucic, LW, Edm LW28 153 152. Rasmus Ristolainen, D, Buf D32 154 153. Cam Talbot, G, Edm G22 145 154. James van Riemsdyk, LW, Phi LW29 165 155. Roberto Luongo, G, Fla G23 203 156. Keith Kinkaid, G, NJ G24 186 157. Tyler Toffoli, RW, LA RW29 156 158. Alex Galchenyuk, LW, Ari LW30 166 159. Brandon Montour, D, Ana D33 143 160. Patric Hornqvist, RW, Pit RW30 157 161. Tomas Hertl, LW, SJ LW31 158 162. Ryan Pulock, D, NYI D34 160 163. Jake Guentzel, LW, Pit LW32 161 164. Aaron Ekblad, D, Fla D35 162 165. Carter Hutton, G, Buf G25 164 166. Brian Elliott, G, Phi G26 155 167. Travis Konecny, C, Phi C44 174 168. Shea Theodore, D, Vgs D36 167 169. Kailer Yamamoto, RW, Edm RW31 142 170. Duncan Keith, D, Chi D37 168 171. Matt Duchene, C, Ott C45 171 172. Micheal Ferland, LW, Car LW33 173 173. Will Butcher, D, NJ D38 175 174. Kasperi Kapanen, RW, Tor RW32 200 175. Kyle Turris, C, Nsh C46 176 176. Nick Schmaltz, C, Chi C47 177 177. Derek Stepan, C, Ari C48 178 178. Jakob Silfverberg, RW, Ana RW33 202 179. Artturi Lehkonen, LW, Mon LW34 179 180. Ondrej Palat, LW, TB LW35 159 181. Alexander Kerfoot, C, Col C49 180 182. Mike Smith, G, Cgy G27 170 183. Anthony Mantha, RW, Det RW34 163 184. Jaroslav Halak, G, Bos G28 208 185. Jordan Eberle, RW, NYI RW35 181 186. Sam Reinhart, C, Buf C50 182 187. Rasmus Dahlin, D, Buf D39 183 188. Darnell Nurse, D, Edm D40 184 189. Mats Zuccarello, RW, NYR RW36 185 190. Jeff Petry, D, Mon D41 187 191. Noah Hanifin, D, Cgy D42 188 192. Kevin Fiala, LW, Nsh LW36 189 193. William Nylander, LW, Tor LW37 169 194. Tyler Johnson, C, TB C51 213 195. Robby Fabbri, C, StL C52 190 196. Jake Muzzin, D, LA D43 191 197. Josh Morrissey, D, Wpg D44 192 198. David Perron, LW, StL LW38 193 199. Valeri Nichushkin, RW, Dal RW37 194 200. Oscar Klefbom, D, Edm D45 224 201. Adam Henrique, C, Ana C53 195 202. David Rittich, G, Cgy G29 242 203. Mikko Koskinen, G, Edm G30 196 204. Joe Thornton, C, SJ C54 225 205. Andrei Svechnikov, RW, Car RW38 197 206. Nino Niederreiter, RW, Min RW39 198 207. Mattias Ekholm, D, Nsh D46 199 208. Jake Allen, G, StL G31 141 209. Jack Campbell, G, LA G32 NR 210. Jacob Trouba, D, Wpg D47 204 211. James Neal, LW, Cgy LW39 205 212. Tomas Tatar, LW, Mon LW40 206 213. Linus Ullmark, G, Buf G33 227 214. Ryan McDonagh, D, TB D48 207 215. Miro Heiskanen, D, Dal D49 209 216. Shea Weber, D, Mon D50 210 217. Juuse Saros, G, Nsh G34 211 218. Sami Vatanen, D, NJ D51 212 219. Cam Fowler, D, Ana D52 220 220. Brady Tkachuk, C, Ott C55 NR 221. Conor Sheary, LW, Buf LW41 215 222. Thomas Greiss, G, NYI G35 NR 223. Nick Bjugstad, RW, Fla RW40 216 224. Craig Smith, RW, Nsh RW41 218 225. Petr Mrazek, G, Car G36 219 226. Mikko Koivu, C, Min C56 221 227. Mikael Backlund, C, Cgy C57 222 228. Ty Rattie, RW, Edm RW42 226 229. Nolan Patrick, C, Phi C58 228 230. Josh Manson, D, Ana D53 229 231. Jason Pominville, RW, Buf RW43 239 232. Ryan Donato, C, Bos C59 230 233. Nick Foligno, LW, Cls LW42 231 234. Derrick Pouliot, D, Van D54 232 235. Dennis Cholowski, D, Det D55 233 236. Jordan Staal, C, Car C60 234 237. Alex Iafallo, C, LA C61 235 238. Scott Darling, G, Car G37 NR 239. Zach Sanford, LW, StL LW43 236 240. Kyle Okposo, RW, Buf RW44 237 241. Jason Spezza, C, Dal C62 238 242. Philipp Grubauer, G, Col G38 223 243. Alex Tuch, RW, Vgs RW45 240 244. Erik Johnson, D, Col D56 241 245. Mike Green, D, Det D57 243 246. Alexander Steen, LW, StL LW44 244 247. Henri Jokiharju, D, Chi D58 245 248. Justin Williams, RW, Car RW46 246 249. Dominik Kahun, C, Chi C63 248 250. Phillip Danault, C, Mon C64 249

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pavszacha · 8 years ago

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What wallpaper/lock screen/backgrounds have you done already?

under the cut because this is a long list

avs

avs third jerseys

mikko pt. 1

mikko pt. 2

bruins

charlie mcavoy

pasta

quaider

tuukka

leafs

willy ny

brownie

mo pt. 1

mo pt. 2

freddie

jvr

naz

carrick

auston pt. 1

auston pt. 2

mitch

canes

canes third jerseys

victor rask

skinner

jeff pt. 2

devils

dsp

nate and mikey

severson

pavs pt. 1

pavs pt. 2

oilers

matt benning

drai

caps

burkie

nicky

holts

pens

jake guentzel

phil

sid

geno

sheary

dumo

wild

mikael granlund

zach parise

ryan suter

habs

carey price

radu

radu + his teammates

juniors

london knights

everett silvertips logo

carter hart

misc

viktor arvidsson

chris kreider

jakob chychrun

brayden point

sharks

flames

la kings

#lauren answers #i should probably just update this list next time lmao #for later #Anonymous #52 sets

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paradoxicalca · 5 years ago

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Despite the Vegas Expansion Draft taking place just over two years ago, nearly 42% of the protected players are no longer with the team by whom they were protected. Additionally, no team still has every player they protected.

Anaheim DucksAndrew Cogliano (F)Ryan Getzlaf (F)Ryan Kesler (F)Corey Perry (F)Rickard Rakell (F)Jakob Silfverberg (F)Antoine Vermette (F)Kevin Bieksa (D)Cam Fowler (D)Hampus Lindholm (D)John Gibson (G)Arizona CoyotesNick Cousins (F)Anthony Duclair (F)Jordan Martinook (F)Tobias Rieder (F)Oliver Ekman-Larsson (D)Alex Goligoski (D)Connor Murphy (D)Luke Schenn (D)Chad Johnson (G)Boston BruinsDavid Backes (F)Patrice Bergeron (F)David Krejci (F)Brad Marchand (F)Riley Nash (F)David Pastrnak (F)Ryan Spooner (F)Zdeno Chara (D)Torey Krug (D)Kevan Miller (D)Tuukka Rask (G)Buffalo SabresTyler Ennis (F)Marcus Foligno (F)Zemgus Girgensons (F)Evander Kane (F)Johan Larsson (F)Ryan O'Reilly (F)Kyle Okposo (F)Nathan Beaulieu (D)Jake McCabe (D)Rasmus Ristolainen (D)Robin Lehner (G)Calgary FlamesMikael Backlund (F)Sam Bennett (F)Micheal Ferland (F)Michael Frolik (F)Johnny Gaudreau (F)Curtis Lazar (F)Sean Monahan (F)TJ Brodie (D)Mark Giordano (D)Dougie Hamilton (D)Mike Smith (G)Carolina HurricanesPhillip Di Giuseppe (F)Elias Lindholm (F)Brock McGinn (F)Victor Rask (F)Jeff Skinner (F)Jordan Staal (F)Teuvo Teravainen (F)Trevor Carrick (D)Justin Faulk (D)Ryan Murphy (D)Scott Darling (G)Chicago BlackhawksArtem Anisimov (F)Ryan Hartman (F)Marian Hossa (F)Tomas Jurco (F)Patrick Kane (F)Richard Panik (F)Jonathan Toews (F)Niklas Hjalmarsson (D)Duncan Keith (D)Brent Seabrook (D)Corey Crawford (G)Colorado AvalancheSven Andrighetto (F)Blake Comeau (F)Matt Duchene (F)Rocco Grimaldi (F)Gabriel Landeskog (F)Nathan MacKinnon (F)Matt Nieto (F)Tyson Barrie (D)Erik Johnson (D)Nikita Zadorov (D)Semyon Varlamov (G)Columbus Blue JacketsCam Atkinson (F)Brandon Dubinsky (F)Nick Foligno (F)Scott Hartnell (F)Boone Jenner (F)Brandon Saad (F)Alexander Wennberg (F)Seth Jones (D)Ryan Murray (D)David Savard (D)Sergei Bobrovsky (G)Dallas StarsJamie Benn (F)Radek Faksa (F)Valeri Nichushkin (F)Brett Ritchie (F)Antoine Roussel (F)Tyler Seguin (F)Jason Spezza (F)Stephen Johns (D)John Klingberg (D)Esa Lindell (D)Ben Bishop (G)Detroit Red WingsJustin Abdelkader (F)Andreas Athanasiou (F)Anthony Mantha (F)Frans Nielsen (F)Gustav Nyquist (F)Tomas Tatar (F)Henrik Zetterberg (F)Danny DeKeyser (D)Mike Green (D)Nick Jensen (D)Jimmy Howard (G)Edmonton OilersLeon Draisaitl (F)Jordan Eberle (F)Zack Kassian (F)Mark Letestu (F)Milan Lucic (F)Patrick Maroon (F)Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (F)Oscar Klefbom (D)Adam Larsson (D)Andrej Sekera (D)Cam Talbot (G)Florida PanthersAleksander Barkov (F)Nick Bjugstad (F)Jonathan Huberdeau (F)Vincent Trocheck (F)Aaron Ekblad (D)Alex Petrovic (D)Mark Pysyk (D)Keith Yandle (D)James Reimer (G)Los Angeles KingsJeff Carter (F)Anze Kopitar (F)Tanner Pearson (F)Tyler Toffoli (F)Drew Doughty (D)Derek Forbort (D)Alec Martinez (D)Jake Muzzin (D)Jonathan Quick (G)Minnesota WildCharlie Coyle (F)Mikael Granlund (F)Mikko Koivu (F)Nino Niederreiter (F)Zach Parise (F)Jason Pominville (F)Jason Zucker (F)Jonas Brodin (D)Jared Spurgeon (D)Ryan Suter (D)Devan Dubnyk (G)Montreal CanadiensPaul Byron (F)Phillip Danault (F)Jonathan Drouin (F)Alex Galchenyuk (F)Brendan Gallagher (F)Max Pacioretty (F)Andrew Shaw (F)Jordie Benn (D)Jeff Petry (D)Shea Weber (D)Carey Price (G)Nashville PredatorsViktor Arvidsson (F)Filip Forsberg (F)Calle Jarnkrok (F)Ryan Johansen (F)Mattias Ekholm (D)Ryan Ellis (D)Roman Josi (D)P.K. Subban (D)Pekka Rinne (G)New Jersey DevilsTaylor Hall (F)Adam Henrique (F)Kyle Palmieri (F)Travis Zajac (F)Andy Greene (D)John Moore (D)Mirco Mueller (D)Damon Severson (D)Cory Schneider (G)New York IslandersAndrew Ladd (F)Anders Lee (F)John Tavares (F)Johnny Boychuk (D)Travis Hamonic (D)Nick Leddy (D)Adam Pelech (D)Ryan Pulock (D)Thomas Greiss (G)New York RangersKevin Hayes (F)Chris Kreider (F)J.T. Miller (F)Rick Nash (F)Derek Stepan (F)Mika Zibanejad (F)Mats Zuccarello (F)Nick Holden (D)Ryan McDonagh (D)Marc Staal (D)Henrik Lundqvist (G)Ottawa SenatorsDerick Brassard (F)Ryan Dzingel (F)Mike Hoffman (F)Jean-Gabriel Pageau (F)Zack Smith (F)Mark Stone (F)Kyle Turris (F)Cody Ceci (D)Erik Karlsson (D)Dion Phaneuf (D)Craig Anderson (G)Philadelphia FlyersSean Couturier (F)Valtteri Filppula (F)Claude Giroux (F)Scott Laughton (F)Brayden Schenn (F)Wayne Simmonds (F)Jakub Voracek (F)Shayne Gostisbehere (D)Radko Gudas (D)Brandon Manning (D)Anthony Stolarz (G)Pittsburgh PenguinsSidney Crosby (F)Patric Hornqvist (F)Phil Kessel (F)Evgeni Malkin (F)Brian Dumoulin (D)Kris Letang (D)Olli Maatta (D)Justin Schultz (D)Matt Murray (G)San Jose SharksRyan Carpenter (F)Logan Couture (F)Jannik Hansen (F)Tomas Hertl (F)Melker Karlsson (F)Joe Pavelski (F)Chris Tierney (F)Justin Braun (D)Brent Burns (D)Marc-Edouard Vlasic (D)Martin Jones (G)St. Louis BluesPatrik Berglund (F)Ryan Reaves (F)Jaden Schwartz (F)Vladimir Sobotka (F)Paul Stastny (F)Alexander Steen (F)Vladimir Tarasenko (F)Jay Bouwmeester (D)Joel Edmundson (D)Alex Pietrangelo (D)Jake Allen (G)Tampa Bay LightningRyan Callahan (F)Tyler Johnson (F)Alex Killorn (F)Nikita Kucherov (F)Vladislav Namestnikov (F)Ondrej Palat (F)Steven Stamkos (F)Braydon Coburn (D)Victor Hedman (D)Anton Stralman (D)Andrei Vasilevskiy (G)Toronto Maple LeafsTyler Bozak (F)Connor Brown (F)Nazem Kadri (F)Leo Komarov (F)Josh Leivo (F)Matt Martin (F)James van Riemsdyk (F)Connor Carrick (D)Jake Gardiner (D)Morgan Rielly (D)Frederik Andersen (G)Vancouver CanucksSven Baertschi (F)Loui Eriksson (F)Markus Granlund (F)Bo Horvat (F)Daniel Sedin (F)Henrik Sedin (F)Brandon Sutter (F)Alexander Edler (D)Erik Gudbranson (D)Christopher Tanev (D)Jacob Markstrom (G)Washington CapitalsNicklas Backstrom (F)Andre Burakovsky (F)Lars Eller (F)Marcus Johansson (F)Evgeny Kuznetsov (F)Alex Ovechkin (F)Tom Wilson (F)John Carlson (D)Matt Niskanen (D)Dmitry Orlov (D)Braden Holtby (G)Winnipeg JetsJoel Armia (F)Andrew Copp (F)Bryan Little (F)Adam Lowry (F)Mathieu Perreault (F)Mark Scheifele (F)Blake Wheeler (F)Dustin Byfuglien (D)Tyler Myers (D)Jacob Trouba (D)Connor Hellebuyck (G)Let me know if you find any errors Despite the Vegas Expansion Draft taking place just over two years ago, nearly 42% of the protected players are no longer with the team by whom they were protected. 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thrashermaxey · 6 years ago

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Ramblings: Svechnikov Injured; Kadri and Thornton Suspended; Looking Back – April 16

There were a pair of suspensions handed down on Monday as Nazem Kadri was suspended for the rest of the series for his cross-check in Game 2 and Joe Thornton was suspended for one game for his hit on Tomas Nosek on Sunday night.

With Kadri out of the lineup, William Nylander lined up as the third line centre between Connor Brown and Patrick Marleau.

Carolina took their first game of the series against Washington with a 5-0 win at home in Game 3. The bigger news, however, could end up being the health of rookie star Andrei Svechnikov. The 19-year old challenged Alex Ovechkin to a fight and was promptly knocked out after about three punches. The ‘Canes forward left the game and did not return.

Micheal Ferland also suffered an upper-body injury and did not return.

I imagine Svech will be out for Game 4 at a minimum and it would not surprise me if he missed the rest of the series. That’s just speculation on my part, of course, but it was a devastating knockout.

Dougie Hamilton scored a pair of goals in the win, both coming on the power play. He had six total shots with two blocks, two hits, and two penalty minutes. Why the coaching staff hasn’t moved him to the top PP unit is beyond me.

The Hurricanes utterly dominated the game from start to finish. Sometimes, a score that reads 5-0 can be misleading. This was not one of those cases.

Toronto took a 2-1 series lead over Boston with a 3-2 win on Monday night. Auston Matthews got on the board with a goal and an assist while Andreas Johnsson also had a goal and an assist filling in on the top PP unit for the now-suspended Nazem Kadri.

This was a much tamer affair than the game on the weekend but I’m not very interested in talking about officiating.

Update on the late games in the morning.

Time makes fools of us all. While we do our best to predict what’s going to happen in an NHL season beforehand – that’s the entire premise of fantasy sports – there’s no possible way to get everything right.

I wanted to go back to the preseason to our panel of predictions. (Part 1 here, Part 2 here.) We cover everything from breakouts, to busts, to midseason call-ups, trophy winners, and more. Basically, I want to review where some of the predictions went wrong and what we can learn from this.

Naturally, I’ll start with my own failures.

Dark Horse – Sam Steel

At the outset of the season, I envisioned a transition year for the Ducks. Guys like Ryan Kesler and Corey Perry would still be productive, but likely on the third or fourth lines, while guys like Steel, Troy Terry, and Max Comtois would step up and lead the next wave of the Ducks core.

That wasn’t entirely the case.

Steel’s first foray in the NHL saw three points and 17 shots on goal through 13 games, averaging under 15 minutes a game. We have to think back to the state of the Ducks in October, though: Ryan Getzlaf missed two weeks due to injury, Ondrej Kase was not in the lineup due to his own injury, and Perry was injured as well. With guys like Rickard Rakell, Jakob Silfverberg, and Andrew Cogliano in the top-6, Steel was playing on the third and fourth line most nights with guys who were either unproven or without a lot of offensive skill. He wasn’t exactly put into a position to succeed, and he, Lundestrom, and Terry were eventually sent down either for the rest of the season, or until after the trade deadline.

In all, the underlying numbers weren’t great for Steel but I wonder how much of that is Anaheim being a disaster most of the season. Those numbers were really bad in October, but after his recall at the end of February, he had very strong shot share numbers for the remaining games he dressed. It really was a tale of two seasons for Steel.

I’ve still a believer in his talent and think he can be a good second-line centre in the NHL. I thought that might start in 2018-19 but clearly he needed another year of to get up to speed. I think my mistake was my own beliefs in a player’s potential clouded what I should have seen as a clear development year. It’s a mistake I’m certain I’ll make again.

Midseason Call-Up – Eeli Tolvanen

This was a popular pick amongst the Dobber team, and for good reason. There has been fanfare around Tolvanen basically since the moment he was drafted by the Predators, and likely before that from certain corners of the fantasy community. I mean, he was called up in the spring of 2018. It would make sense he’d be called up sometime this season, right?

Note: I know he was called up in December, but he only lasted four games. I don’t think this is what our writers had in mind when they predicted a midseason recall.

There are two ways of looking at Tolvanen’s season: a disappointment because he was not able to make any significant contributions in NHL, or a solid development season with 33 points in 57 AHL games. That might not seem like a great total but Milwaukee was in the lower half of the league in total goals, nobody on the team cracked 50 points, and Tolvanen led the roster in shots on goal with 152 despite missing 18 games. When provided a bit more context, that’s a good year for a 19-year old. (He turns 20 next week.)

It did surprise me that Tolvanen did not get a longer look in the NHL given the injuries suffered by Filip Forsberg and Viktor Arvidsson at different times in the season. Clearly, Nashville felt more development in the AHL was necessary and with their track record at developing talent over the last five years or so, I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt.

To me, this screams value in 2019-20. I imagine that Tolvanen is on the roster out of camp but I also imagine some of the shine has worn off by now. There was a lot of Tolvanen buzz a little over 12 months ago about being a game-changing call-up for the Nashville playoff run. I didn’t see nearly the same fervour going into the 2019 playoffs. Does he fly under the radar this summer and into drafts in September? My money is on yes.

Probable Bust – Patrick Kane

I understand the thinking here. Following the 2017-18 season, the Blackhawks certainly seemed like a team on the downturn. There had been the breakout of Alex DeBrincat in 2017-18, but Jonathan Toews had three straight years of under 60 points, Brandon Saad was coming off a miserable season, there were other aging players like Keith, Seabrook, and Anisimov, and the team did not make a splash in free agency. Kane himself was coming off his lowest point total (76) in three years and had seen two years of decline post-Panarin. There was every reason to think the Blackhawks would take a dive this year, and Kane’s production would take a dive with them.

Two things changed for Chicago: DeBrincat was better this year than I think even the most ardent DeBrincat supporter could have expected, and Erik Gustafsson came out of nowhere to post 60 points from the blue line. Chicago’s back end looked very thin with an aging core, and Gustafsson really helped solidify it, at least offensively. An additional two minutes of ice time per game for Kane certainly didn’t hurt.

Now, to be fair to those who thought Kane would be a bust, he did have a lot of underlying numbers that were out of line: his individual shooting percentage both at five-on-five and at all strengths was a three-year high, his on-ice shooting percentage at five-on-five was by far a career high, his secondary assist rate was the highest it’s been since 2010-11, and his on-ice shooting percentage on the power play was also a three-year high. It was a rebound, or career year, in many ways for Kane. Not something easily predicted for a 30-year old on what was thought to be a declining team.

An early lesson I learned in fantasy sports is to always bet on talent. Originally, for me, this applied to relief pitchers in fantasy baseball, but it’s very much true in almost any sport; elite talent usually finds a way to be productive almost regardless of circumstance. This certainly isn’t always the case (see: Kopitar, Anze) and I would bet on a modest step back for Kane in 2019-20. All the same, doubting elite talent is a bet I do not often make.

Sleeper – Antti Raanta

I just want to mention this briefly because I also liked Raanta coming into the year (officially, my pick was Kyle Palmieri) and he had a wonderful season up until the injury issues. Like many people, I wrote off Arizona after the injury, and that was a giant mistake.

Darcy Kuemper had a great year being the starter from basically the middle of December onward. He finished the year with a .925 save percentage, and has a .916 save percentage since becoming an NHL regular in 2013-14, the same rate of saves as Henrik Lundqvist and Jaroslav Halak. Now, his goals saved above average rate since 2013 isn’t very good (read: bad), but after the season he had, he’s going to at least be in the conversation for the starter in Arizona next year.

Sidebar: does anyone realize Kuemper is younger than Raanta?

So here’s the question: which goalie is the sleeper next year? How far does Raanta’s injury and uncertainty surrounding his grip on the starting role push down his ADP? Does Kuemper’s great season and potential push for the top job drive up his ADP? Will these two be drafted in relatively the same tier as, say, Matt Murray and Marc-Andre Fleury were a few years ago? I am fascinated to see where these guys are valued by the market, especially if the Coyotes make some moves this offseason either in the trade or free agency markets. Or both.

Those were a few misses from myself and the Dobber team from before the 2018-19 season. I’m sure those of you reading this had a few. What were some predictions on player performance that went awry this year? Let us know in the comments.

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Empire of Blood + Season 5

The Queen cannot lift a sword to save herself.

True that may be, but her weapons are far more subtle, and far more devastating.

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Pekka Rinne, 35, antoi itselleen synttärilahjan – torjui 35 laukasta ja syötti maalin (Tamperelainen)

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4.11.2017 – 08.42

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Maalivahti Pekka Rinne palasi voittokantaan jääkiekon NHL-liigassa perjantaina.

35-vuotispäiviään viettäneen Rinteen Nashville Predators kukisti Anaheim Ducksin vieraissa 5–3.

Rinne ja Nashville olivat taipuneet San Josen hallissa keskiviikkona. Sitä ennen suomalaistähti ei ollut hävinnyt kertaakaan varsinaisella peliajalla kauden avausottelun jälkeen.

Rinne torjui perjantaina ikävuosiensa kunniaksi 35 laukausta. Hän syötti kaupan päälle ottelun viimeisen maalin.

Rinne pysäytti Anaheimin rännikiekon maalinsa takana. Pelivälineen ottanut puolustaja P.K. Subban laittoi kylmästi kiekon reppuun omasta päädystä lähteneellä kudilla.

Rinne (0+11=11) nousi suomalaisvahtien kaikkien aikojen NHL-pistepörssissä jakamaan toista sijaa Antti Niemen kanssa.

Kari Lehtonen (0+28=28) on ylivoimainen ykkönen. Lehtonen on NHL:n kaikkien aikojen listalla jaetulla sijalla 10.

Nashville johti kamppailua 3–0 ja 4–1 ennen kuin Anaheim nousi maalin päähän. Subban sinetöi Nashvillen voiton 18 sekuntia ennen loppusummeria.

Nashville on Central-divisioonassa toiseksi viimeisenä. Eroa kakkossijalla majailevaan Winnipegiin on kuitenkin vain kaksi pistettä.

Anaheim majailee Pacific-divisioonassa kolmanneksi viimeisenä. Eroa kakkossijaan on kolme pistettä.

Kummankin joukkueen divisioonassa on yksi karkulainen. St. Louis johtaa Central-divisioonaa ja Los Angeles Pacific-divisioonaa viiden pisteen turvin.

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ANAHEIM–NASHVILLE 3–5 (0–2,2–2,1–1)

0–1 Scott Hartnell (Roman Josi, Pontus Aberg) 6:26

0–2 Roman Josi (Colton Sissons, Frederick Gaudreau) 19:11

0–3 Matt Irwin (Yannick Weber, Frederick Gaudreau) 23:05

1–3 Antoine Vermette (Ondrej Kase, Nick Ritchie) 24:24

1–4 Viktor Arvidsson (Mattias Ekholm, Kevin Fiala) yv 37:20

2–4 Hampus Lindholm (Rickard Rakell) yv 39:45

3–4 Jakob Silfverberg (Derek Grant, Chris Wagner) 47:41

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NSH: Pekka Rinne 38/35

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Fantasy Hockey forward draft tiers: Plenty of star power

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Doug Greenberg, RotoWire Special to Yahoo Sports

Forwards generally represent the foundation of a fantasy team’s offense, so attaining the right combination could make or break your season. With that in mind, I’ve put together a collection of forward tiers to reference ahead of drafts. The advice here is based on the rules for a standard Yahoo head-to-head league that values goals, assists, plus-minus, power-play points, penalty minutes and shots on goal.

Tier 1: The Phenoms

Connor McDavid, Sidney Crosby, Patrick Kane, Alex Ovechkin

The top tier is reserved for the best players of this generation — skaters with higher floors and ceilings than almost everyone else in the league. These guys are sure to provide stable production in every stat category (except maybe PIM).

McDavid showed last season why he very well could be a generational talent, as the Hart Trophy winner dialed up his first 100-point campaign at the age of 20. Kane experienced something of a drop-off in production, but he still managed almost 90 points and should again reach or exceed that this season. Crosby continued his reign as the face of the league and was only held back (as is often the case) by injuries. Ovechkin disappointed widely last season, but the fact remains that he’s one of the most gifted scorers in the league, so a bounce-back campaign wouldn’t be surprising.

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Tier 2: The Elite

Brad Marchand, Evgeni Malkin, Vladimir Tarasenko, Auston Matthews, Jamie Benn, Nikita Kucherov, Tyler Seguin, Joe Pavelski, John Tavares, Mark Scheifele, Nicklas Backstrom, Blake Wheeler, Leon Draisaitl, Steven Stamkos, Ryan Getzlaf, Phil Kessel, David Pastrnak, Wayne Simmonds, Jeff Carter, Johnny Gaudreau, Patrik Laine

Here we find forwards who’ll still provide top-level production, but have yet to establish themselves among the aforementioned names. Make no mistake, though — these guys will be offensive forces and could even surpass their phenomenal counterparts by season’s end.

If not for his well-documented history of injury trouble, Malkin would occupy a place in the top tier due to ranking fourth on Pittsburgh’s all-time scoring list with 832 points, but his limited number of games keeps him at the top of the second tier. Marchand finished last season fifth in points with 85, and his agitator persona also allows him to rack up heavy penalty minutes; Simmonds is known for helping out in that category too. Draisaitl, Pastrnak, and Laine will each look to follow up their breakout campaigns after recording 77, 70, and 64 points, respectively.

Tier 3: The Upsiders

Jack Eichel, Artemi Panarin, Filip Forsberg, Max Pacioretty, Jonathan Toews, William Nylander, Mike Hoffman, Mitch Marner, Cam Atkinson, James van Riemsdyk, Nikolaj Ehlers, Sean Monahan, Jeff Skinner, Claude Giroux, Viktor Arvidsson, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Ryan Johansen, Jakub Voracek, Eric Staal, Patrice Bergeron, Corey Perry, Jonathan Huberdeau, Taylor Hall, Logan Couture, T.J. Oshie, Nazem Kadri, Ryan O’Reilly, Henrik Zetterberg, Vincent Trocheck, Mats Zuccarello, Ryan Kesler, Ondrej Palat, Mikko Koivu

Most of these players have yet to achieve elite status, but they hold tremendous upside that could take your team to the next level if you draft them wisely. Many of them are young and could earn elite status with strong seasons.

Eichel is proving why he was worthy of the second overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft behind only McDavid; considering he managed 57 points last season despite missing 21 games, he has as much upside as any player in the league. Panarin is on the cusp of fantasy superstardom, so his move to Columbus for the 2017-18 campaign will reveal whether he’s truly an elite player without Patrick Kane by his side.

Tier 4: The Wild Cards

Jake Guentzel, Conor Sheary, Vadim Shipachyov, Tyler Toffoli, Anze Kopitar, James Neal, Jonathan Marchessault, Brandon Saad, Alexander Radulov, Chris Kreider, Matt Duchene, Brayden Schenn, Jordan Eberle, Kyle Okposo, Jaden Schwartz, Aleksander Barkov, Marcus Johansson, Mark Stone, Nick Bonino

This tier inherently presents the most risk, as it’s inhabited by players who are going through a transitional phase; they are either joining new teams, returning from major injury, or simply experiencing general uncertainty surrounding their potential production. Draft them with care.

Guentzel and Sheary came out of nowhere last season to post gaudy scoring totals on a line with Crosby, so it’ll be interesting to see whether they can repeat — assuming they still run with Sid. Saad has become one of the most reliable two-way players in the league, so it will be interesting to see if his return to Chicago will allow him to keep taking 200-plus shots along with impressive plus-minus numbers. The Vegas expansion team is providing new opportunities for both proven and unproven talents, including the KHL import Shipachyov, the goal-savvy Neal, and the 2016-17 breakout Marchessault, all of whom are risky but exciting prospects on draft day.

Tier 5: The Bright Futures

Nico Hischier, Nolan Patrick, Jordan Weal, Matthew Tkachuk, Alexander Wennberg, Mikael Granlund, Max Domi, Nathan MacKinnon, Nino Niederreiter, Sebastian Aho, Mika Zibanejad, Jonathan Drouin, Dylan Larkin, Alex Galchenyuk, Sam Reinhart, Kevin Hayes, Rickard Rakell, Bo Horvat, J.T. Miller, Charlie Coyle, Ryan Strome, Brayden Point, Anthony Mantha, Teuvo Teravainen, Josh Ho-Sang, Andre Burakovsky, Kevin Fiala, Robby Fabbri, Jakob Silfverberg

The players in this tier are all 25 or younger and have shown flashes of brilliance in their brief time in the league, but have yet to truly take off. A number of these youngsters are approaching make-or-break points in their careers, making them high-risk, high-reward options.

The first two picks in the 2017 NHL Draft, Hischier and Patrick, were scoring machines for their respective junior-league squads, so if they can adjust to NHL speed with relative ease, their talent could lead to great production. Weal averaged over a point per game in the AHL last season and appears primed for a breakout campaign following the departure of Brayden Schenn.

Tier 6: The Fillers

Nick Foligno, Jason Spezza, Kyle Palmieri, Kyle Turris, Evander Kane, Zach Parise, Patric Hornqvist, Anders Lee, Patrick Marleau, Joe Thornton, Milan Lucic, Justin Williams, David Krejci, Daniel Sedin, Gabriel Landeskog, Derek Stepan, Alexander Steen, Henrik Sedin, Tyler Johnson, Patrick Maroon, David Backes, David Perron, Jason Pominville

This tier is filled with players who won’t dazzle on the scoresheet weekly but remain reliable options nonetheless.

As the Blue Jackets keep maturing, Foligno will continue offering sound overall production, especially assuming that he maintains his power-play role and a decent volume of penalty minutes. Spezza isn’t the player he used to be, but a revamped Stars squad should allow him to post his fifth consecutive season of 50-plus points if he stays healthy.

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Fantasy NHL – Top 250 player rest-of-season rankings

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NHL expansion draft 2017: Protection lists for all 30 teams

Which players did your team protect from the Vegas Golden Knights?

The 2017 NHL expansion draft is only days away, and the rest of the league has prepared itself for the chaos to come. Teams submitted their protection lists to the NHL on Saturday afternoon, and the league announced them officially Sunday morning.

Up to 11 players can be protected by each team, with that number depending on the positions of the players involved. There are just two methods teams can protect players: the 7-3-1 format, in which they protect seven forwards, three defensemen, and one goalie, or the nine-player format, in which they protect eight skaters and one goalie.

By the time the expansion draft ends, Vegas will need to have picked a minimum of 14 forwards, nine defensemen, and three goalies.

Also in effect now through the expansion draft on Wednesday night is a roster freeze for any transaction that doesn’t involve the Golden Knights. Teams can still make trades with Vegas, which is also free to negotiate with and sign free agents, but all other deals must wait.

As the 10 a.m. deadline comes to pass, we’ll have all 30 protected lists here in one spot for your convenience! Check out where your teams stands below. (This list is currently updating)

Anaheim Ducks

Seven forwards: Corey Perry (NMC), Ryan Getzlaf (NMC), Ryan Kesler (NMC), Rickard Rakell, Andrew Cogliano, Jakob Silferberg, Antoine Vermette Three defensemen: Hampus Lindholm, Cam Fowler, Kevin Bieksa (NMC) Goaltender: John Gibson

Arizona Coyotes

Eight skaters: Nick Cousins, Anthony Duclair, Jordan Martinook, Tobias Rieder, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Alex Goligoski (NMC), Connor Murphy, Luke Schenn, Chad Johnson Goaltender: Chad Johnson

Boston Bruins

Seven forwards: David Krejci (NMC), Patrice Bergeron (NMC), David Backes (NMC), Brad Marchand, David Pastrnak, Riley Nash, Ryan Spooner Three defensemen: Zdeno Chara (NMC), Torey Krug, Kevan Miller Goaltender: Tuukka Rask

Buffalo Sabres

Forwards: Tyler Ennis, Marcus Foligno, Zemgus Girgensons, Evander Kane, Johan Larsson, Ryan O’Reilly, Kyle Okposo Defensemen: Rasmus Ristolainen, Nathan Beaulieu, Jake McCabe Goaltender: Robin Lehner

Calgary Flames

Seven forwards: Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, Mikael Backlund, Michael Ferland, Sam Bennett, Curtis Lazar, Michael Frolik Three defensemen: Mark Giordano, Dougie Hamilton, TJ Brodie One goalie: Mike Smith

Carolina Hurricanes

Forwards: Jordan Staal (NMC), Jeff Skinner, Victor Rask, Teuvo Teravainen, Elias Lindholm, Phillip Di Guiseppete, Brock McGinn Defensemen: Justin Faulk, Ryan Murphy, Trevor Carrick Goaltender: Scott Darling

Chicago Blackhawks

Seven forwards: Patrick Kane (NMC), Jonathan Toews (NMC), Marian Hossa (NMC), Artem Anisimov (NMC), Richard Panik, Ryan Hartman, Tomas Jurco Three defensemen: Duncan Keith (NMC), Brent Seabrook (NMC), Niklas Hjalmarsson (NMC) Goaltender: Corey Crawford (NMC)

Colorado Avalanche

Seven forwards: Nathan MacKinnon, Matt Duchene, Gabriel Landeskog Three defensemen: Erik Johnson (NMC), Nikita Zadorov, Tyson Barrie Goaltender: Semyon Varlamov

Columbus Blue Jackets

Forwards: Brandon Dubinsky (NMC), Brandon Saad, Nick Foligno (NMC), Scott Hartnell (NMC), Cam Atkinson, Boone Jenner Defensemen: Seth Jones Goaltender: Sergei Bobrovsky (NMC)

Dallas Stars

Forwards: Jamie Benn (NMC), Jason Spezza (NMC), Tyler Seguin, Radek Faksa Defensemen: John Klingberg, Dan Hamhuis, Esa Lindell Goaltender: Ben Bishop (NMC)

Detroit Red Wings

Seven forwards: Henrik Zetterberg, Frans Nielsen (NMC), Justin Abdelkader, Gustav Nyquist, Anthony Mantha, Tomas Tatar, Andreas Athanasiou Three defensemen: Mike Green, Danny DeKeyser, Niklas Kronwall Goaltender: Petr Mrazek

Edmonton Oilers

Forwards: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Milan Lucic (NMC), Leon Draisaitl Defensemen: Andrej Sekera (NMC), Adam Larsson Goaltender: Cam Talbot (NMC)

Florida Panthers

Eight Skaters: Jonathan Huberdeau, Aleksander Barkov, Vincent Trocheck, Nick Bjugstad, Aaron Ekblad, Keith Yandle, Alex Petrovic, Mark Pysyk Goaltender: James Reimer

Los Angeles Kings

Eight Skaters: Anze Kopitar (NMC), Jeff Carter, Tyler Toffoli, Tanner Pearson, Drew Doughty, Alec Martinez, Derek Forbort, Jake Muzzin Goaltender: Jonathan Quick

Minnesota Wild

Seven forwards: Zach Parise (NMC), Mikko Koivu (NMC), Jason Pominville (NMC), Charlie Coyle, Nino Niederreiter, Mikael Granlund Three defensemen: Ryan Suter (NMC), Jared Spurgeon, Jonas Brodin Goaltender: Devan Dubnyk

Montreal Canadiens

Seven forwards: Jonathan Drouin, Max Pacioretty, Alex Galchenyuk, Brendan Gallagher, Phillip Danault, Paul Byron, Andrew Shaw Three defensemen: Shea Weber, Jeff Petry (NMC), Jordie Benn Goaltender: Carey Price (NMC)

Nashville Predators

Eight Skaters: P.K. Subban, Roman Josi, Mattias Ekholm, Ryan Ellis, Filip Forsberg, Ryan Johansen, Viktor Arvidsson, Calle Jarnkrok Goaltender: Pekka Rinne (NMC)

New Jersey Devils

Eight skaters: Taylor Hall, Travis Zajac, Kyle Palmieri, Adam Henrique, Andy Greene, John Moore, Mirco Mueller, Damon Severson Goaltender: Cory Schneider

New York Islanders

Eight skaters: Andrew Ladd (NMC), John Tavares (NMC), Johnny Boychuk, Travis Hamonic, Nick Leddy, Ryan Pulock, Adam Pelech Goaltender:

New York Rangers

Forwards: Rick Nash (NMC), Chris Kreider, Mats Zuccarello, Mika Zibanejad, Kevin Hayes, J.T. Miller, Derek Stepan Defensemen: Marc Staal (NMC), Ryan McDonagh, Nick Holden Goaltender: Henrik Lundqvist (NMC)

Ottawa Senators

Forwards: Bobby Ryan, Mike Hoffman, Kyle Turris, Mark Stone, Jean-Gabriel Pageau Defensemen: Dion Phaneuf (NMC), Erik Karlsson, Cody Ceci Goaltender: Craig Anderson

Philadelphia Flyers

Forwards: Claude Giroux (NMC), Jakub Voracek, Valtteri Filppula (NMC), Sean Couturier, Wayne Simmonds Defensemen: Shayne Gostisbehere Goaltender: Michael Neuvirth

Pittsburgh Penguins

Forwards: Sidney Crosby (NMC), Evgeni Malkin (NMC), Phil Kessel (NMC), Defensemen: Kris Letang (NMC), Goaltender: Matt Murray

San Jose Sharks

Forwards: Joe Pavelski, Logan Couture, Tomas Hertl Defensemen: Brent Burns, Marc-Edouard Vlasic Goaltender: Martin Jones

St. Louis Blues

Forwards: Vladimir Tarasenko, Alexander Steen, Jaden Schwartz Defensemen: Alex Pietrangelo, Jay Bouwmeester, Goaltender: Jake Allen

Tampa Bay Lightning

Forwards: Steven Stamkos (NMC), Ryan Callahan (NMC) Defensemen: Victor Hedman (NMC) Goaltender: Andrei Vasilevskiy

Toronto Maple Leafs

Forwards: Nazem Kadri Defensemen: Morgan Rielly, Jake Gardiner Goaltender: Frederik Andersen

Vancouver Canucks

Forwards: Daniel Sedin (NMC), Henrik Sedin (NMC), Loui Eriksson (NMC), Brandon Sutter, Bo Horvat Defensemen: Alexander Edler, Erik Gudbranson Goaltender: Jacob Markstrom

Washington Capitals

Seven forwards: Alex Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Andre Burakovsky, Marcus Johansson, Lars Eller, Tom Wilson Three defensemen: Matt Niskanen, John Carlson, Dmitry Orlov Goalie: Braden Holtby

Winnipeg Jets

Forwards: Mark Scheifele, Blake Wheeler, Bryan Little, Defensemen: Dustin Byfuglien (NMC), Tyler Myers, Jacob Trouba Goaltender:

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Top 300 Keeper League Skaters – April 2019

Here are the Top 300 skaters to own in your points-only keeper leagues – April edition!

As with every year for the last 17 years, my April, May and June adjustments are casual. The July and August editions are my "audit" rankings because, thanks to the Fantasy Guide, every detail of every player within every team is analyzed top to bottom. April? Not so much. I go over every player on my spreadsheet and wipe the slate clean for the season just completed, and I make my best guess – no formulas – at how they will do next year. I tweak the 3YP, I adjust the team offense value (i.e. for Columbus I tweaked it downward because I expect them to lose a lot of offense this summer).

What's left is that the young players improve, the older players slip. The injured players get a clean slate and move up, the over-achievers of 2018-19 move down. The late-season surges of some promising young players get a bit of a bump. Doing the April rankings are always a lot of fun. My goal is to do my best to get these as close to what I come up with in August after extensive analysis as I can. The players I'm 'way' off on I take it hard. I want to be a savant with this – I want spew out an accurate player value without doing the work (and then prove myself right after doing the work in the summer).

As always, players between +/- 5.0 in the ratings should be considered equal. Click on any player name to be taken to his incredible stats page (with charts, game logs, graphs, fancy stats – everything you need, even customizable date windows you can look at).

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April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 1 Nikita Kucherov TBL 312.9 2 2 1 2 Connor McDavid EDM 308.6 1 1 -1 3 Johnny Gaudreau CGY 208.4 4 5 1 4 Patrick Kane CHI 207.9 5 11 1 5 Nathan MacKinnon COL 202.9 3 3 -2 6 Leon Draisaitl EDM 201.0 13 17 7 7 Sidney Crosby PIT 189.1 7 6 0 8 Mitchell Marner TOR 185.1 8 8 0 9 Mikko Rantanen COL 177.6 6 4 -3 10 John Tavares TOR 172.8 14 13 4 11 Auston Matthews TOR 167.8 16 12 5 12 Steven Stamkos TBL 167.2 19 23 7 13 Jack Eichel BUF 164.1 12 15 -1 14 Mark Scheifele WPG 162.9 10 7 -4 15 Brayden Point TBL 160.5 11 10 -4 16 Brad Marchand BOS 158.0 18 19 2 17 Blake Wheeler WPG 152.6 9 9 -8 18 Artemi Panarin CBJ 150.8 15 16 -3 19 Aleksander Barkov FLA 150.7 27 29 8 20 Sebastian Aho CAR 147.8 22 25 2 21 Alex Ovechkin WAS 147.7 17 18 -4 22 Sean Monahan CGY 147.2 20 21 -2 23 Claude Giroux PHI 144.5 21 22 -2 24 David Pastrnak BOS 143.9 25 14 1 25 Jonathan Huberdeau FLA 143.2 28 28 3 26 Elias Lindholm CGY 141.6 23 34 -3 27 Evgeni Malkin PIT 139.4 24 24 -3 28 Phil Kessel PIT 135.3 26 20 -2 29 Taylor Hall NJD 134.0 47 40 18 30 Nicklas Backstrom WAS 131.3 32 26 2 31 Elias Pettersson VAN 130.9 40 39 9 32 Matthew Tkachuk CGY 130.3 35 27 3 33 Jake Guentzel PIT 128.8 42 42 9 34 Alex DeBrincat CHI 126.6 38 51 4 35 Erik Karlsson SJS y 125.0 56 30 21 36 Evgeny Kuznetsov WAS 124.4 31 36 -5 37 Tyler Seguin DAL 124.3 33 35 -4 38 Mathew Barzal NYI 124.1 37 32 -1 39 Gabriel Landeskog COL 124.0 30 33 -9 40 Brent Burns SJS y 121.8 29 31 -11 41 Vladimir Tarasenko STL 118.9 46 60 5 42 Sean Couturier PHI 117.8 50 69 8 43 Ryan O'Reilly STL 114.3 43 45 0 44 Dylan Larkin DET 113.1 55 57 11 45 Tomas Hertl SJS 113.1 68 80 23 46 Jakub Voracek PHI 112.1 39 44 -7 47 Patrice Bergeron BOS 111.9 44 41 -3 48 Mark Stone VGK 110.7 36 37 -12 49 Morgan Rielly TOR y 110.5 34 38 -15 50 Kyle Connor WPG 110.4 70 54 20 51 Teuvo Teravainen CAR 109.4 53 70 2 52 John Carlson WAS y 109.1 48 43 -4 53 Anze Kopitar LAK 107.6 64 63 11 54 Mika Zibanejad NYR 107.5 58 67 4 55 Patrik Laine WPG 107.4 52 59 -3 56 Dylan Strome CHI 106.6 111 138 55 57 Sam Reinhart BUF 102.8 59 62 2 58 Logan Couture SJS 101.6 51 50 -7 59 Max Domi MON 101.2 57 58 -2 60 Matt Duchene CBJ 100.3 41 46 -19 61 Jonathan Drouin MON 100.3 71 83 10 62 Clayton Keller ARI 99.4 79 64 17 63 Nikolaj Ehlers WPG 99.2 91 89 28 64 Ryan Johansen NSH 99.1 61 52 -3 65 Jonathan Toews CHI 98.6 49 73 -16 66 Jonathan Marchessault VGK 97.5 74 78 8 67 Alexander Radulov DAL 97.4 63 53 -4 68 Brock Boeser VAN 97.2 73 66 5 69 Timo Meier SJS 97.2 62 49 -7 70 Mikael Granlund NSH 96.4 54 48 -16 71 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins EDM 96.1 67 56 -4 72 Nico Hischier NJD 95.5 78 79 6 73 William Nylander TOR 94.8 114 111 41 74 Cam Atkinson CBJ 93.0 45 47 -29 75 William Karlsson VGK 92.2 83 84 8 76 Viktor Arvidsson NSH 90.3 98 87 22 77 Mark Giordano CGY y 89.9 80 90 3 78 Vincent Trocheck FLA 89.7 102 96 24 79 Mike Hoffman FLA 89.2 72 71 -7 80 Victor Hedman TBL y 88.6 77 76 -3 81 Jamie Benn DAL 88.6 69 55 -12 82 Bo Horvat VAN 87.4 81 74 -1 83 Ryan Getzlaf ANA 86.9 82 77 -1 84 Kevin Labanc SJS 86.8 110 120 26 85 Filip Forsberg NSH 86.7 76 82 -9 86 Thomas Chabot OTT y 85.3 75 61 -11 87 Evgenii Dadonov FLA 84.3 84 75 -3 88 Josh Bailey NYI 83.8 86 88 -2 89 Tyson Barrie COL y 82.4 87 81 -2 90 Anthony Mantha DET 82.2 141 144 51 91 John Klingberg DAL y 81.4 112 100 21 92 Pierre-Luc Dubois CBJ 81.0 65 68 -27 93 Jeff Skinner BUF 80.9 66 65 -27 94 Nick Schmaltz ARI 75.8 179 177 85 95 Rasmus Dahlin BUF y 75.3 99 129 4 96 J.T. Miller TBL 75.1 109 103 13 97 Torey Krug BOS y 74.7 92 97 -5 98 Joe Pavelski SJS 74.3 60 72 -38 99 Alex Tuch VGK 73.9 126 86 27 100 Chris Kreider NYR 73.6 95 91 -5 101 Kevin Hayes WPG 73.3 90 107 -11 102 Rickard Rakell ANA 72.8 132 109 30 103 Keith Yandle FLA y 72.6 89 92 -14 104 Christian Dvorak ARI 72.4 157 153 53 105 Brayden Schenn STL 72.1 94 95 -11 106 Roman Josi NSH y 71.6 96 104 -10 107 Alex Galchenyuk ARI 70.8 115 117 8 108 Andreas Athanasiou DET 70.4 122 119 14 109 Kris Letang PIT y 69.7 85 85 -24 110 David Krejci BOS 69.5 88 131 -22 111 Anders Lee NYI 69.4 101 102 -10 112 Seth Jones CBJ y 67.7 93 101 -19 113 Jakub Vrana WAS 66.4 129 132 16 114 Kyle Palmieri NJD 66.3 104 98 -10 115 Travis Konecny PHI 65.7 113 124 -2 116 Yanni Gourde TBL 65.5 105 106 -11 117 Nino Niederreiter CAR 64.6 116 135 -1 118 Evander Kane SJS 64.6 103 105 -15 119 Jacob Trouba WPG y 64.2 143 151 24 120 Shayne Gostisbehere PHI y 64.0 128 127 8 121 Jason Zucker MIN 63.5 140 134 19 122 Zach Werenski CBJ y 63.1 118 123 -4 123 Gustav Nyquist SJS 63.1 108 94 -15 124 Erik Gustafsson CHI y 62.7 119 163 -5 125 P.K. Subban NSH y 62.4 133 128 8 126 Oliver Ekman-Larsson ARI y 62.1 123 122 -3 127 Andrei Svechnikov CAR 61.8 159 149 32 128 Tyler Johnson TBL 61.0 107 93 -21 129 Kevin Fiala MIN 60.9 121 115 -8 130 Reilly Smith VGK 60.5 144 126 14 131 Oliver Bjorkstrand CBJ 59.7 168 184 37 132 Zach Parise MIN 58.1 97 99 -35 133 Tomas Tatar MON 57.7 106 113 -27 134 Vinnie Hinostroza ARI 57.3 198 224 64 135 Andreas Johnsson TOR 57.1 124 173 -11 136 Jaden Schwartz STL 56.8 130 118 -6 137 Matt Dumba MIN y 56.2 178 175 41 138 Tyler Bertuzzi DET 55.9 196 191 58 139 Ryan Dzingel CBJ 55.8 100 112 -39 140 Drew Doughty LAK y 55.7 146 137 6 141 Nazem Kadri TOR 54.7 120 114 -21 142 Troy Terry ANA 54.0 267 271 125 143 James van Riemsdyk PHI 53.9 152 182 9 144 Brandon Saad CHI 53.7 131 143 -13 145 Mats Zuccarello DAL 53.4 142 141 -3 146 Nick Ritchie ANA 53.4 165 156 19 147 Max Pacioretty VGK 53.4 138 125 -9 148 Brendan Gallagher MON 52.5 137 142 -11 149 Jesperi Kotkaniemi MON 52.4 180 186 31 150 Chris Tierney OTT 52.4 139 130 -11 151 Kasperi Kapanen TOR 52.3 125 171 -26 152 David Perron STL 52.3 134 110 -18 153 Jakob Silfverberg ANA 52.1 191 157 38 154 Eric Staal MIN 51.4 117 116 -37 155 Danton Heinen BOS 51.0 192 197 37 156 Tom Wilson WAS 49.6 127 121 -29 157 Phillip Danault MON 49.6 136 139 -21 158 Jesper Bratt NJD 49.2 158 179 0 159 Derek Stepan ARI 49.1 166 158 7 160 Ryan Donato MIN 48.9 236 263 76 161 Dougie Hamilton CAR y 48.3 173 169 12 162 Alexander Kerfoot COL 48.1 147 133 -15 163 Tyler Toffoli LAK 48.0 161 147 -2 164 Charlie Coyle BOS 47.9 151 150 -13 165 Anthony Cirelli TBL 47.2 233 236 68 166 Ryan Ellis NSH y 47.1 153 165 -13 167 Erik Haula VGK 46.9 184 188 17 168 Colin White OTT 46.8 164 152 -4 169 Brady Tkachuk OTT 45.1 156 155 -13 170 Artturi Lehkonen MON 45.1 169 167 -1 171 Maxime Comtois ANA 44.8 290 293 119 172 Jimmy Vesey NYR 44.3 155 170 -17 173 Jared McCann PIT 44.1 301 310 128 174 Robert Thomas STL 43.3 248 230 74 175 Pavel Buchnevich NYR 42.9 185 220 10 176 Mark Jankowski CGY 42.5 187 192 11 177 Anthony Beauvillier NYI 42.4 201 190 24 178 Ondrej Palat TBL 42.3 148 146 -30 179 Mikael Backlund CGY 41.7 163 164 -16 180 Rasmus Ristolainen BUF y 41.6 145 145 -35 181 Jordan Eberle NYI 41.4 162 161 -19 182 Alex Pietrangelo STL y 41.0 176 196 -6 183 Nolan Patrick PHI 41.0 189 212 6 184 Brendan Perlini CHI 40.9 227 238 43 185 Charlie McAvoy BOS y 40.8 292 269 107 186 Drake Batherson OTT 40.4 251 250 65 187 Dustin Byfuglien WPG y 40.3 135 108 -52 188 T.J. Oshie WAS 39.3 171 194 -17 189 Marcus Johansson BOS 38.4 172 198 -17 190 Alexander Wennberg CBJ 37.9 170 148 -20 191 Josh Morrissey WPG y 37.9 149 136 -42 192 J.T. Compher COL 37.8 200 176 8 193 Jake Gardiner TOR y 37.8 177 168 -16 194 Nikolay Goldobin VAN 37.4 193 174 -1 195 Ryan Pulock NYI y 37.1 207 208 12 196 Jake DeBrusk BOS 36.8 195 218 -1 197 Mattias Ekholm NSH y 36.3 154 154 -43 198 Bryan Little WPG 35.9 174 160 -24 199 Darnell Nurse EDM y 35.4 215 222 16 200 Jack Roslovic WPG 34.8 203 206 3 201 Ryan Suter MIN y 34.6 167 166 -34 202 Alex Killorn TBL 33.9 188 180 -14 203 Micheal Ferland CAR 33.5 183 200 -20 204 Brett Connolly WAS 33.5 216 242 12 205 Ondrej Kase ANA 32.8 265 201 60 206 Sven Baertschi VAN 32.6 222 215 16 207 Craig Smith NSH 32.3 224 202 17 208 Henrik Borgstrom FLA 32.1 204 207 -4 209 Dominik Kahun CHI 32.1 231 291 22 210 Ryan Poehling MON 31.8 377 NR 167 211 Shea Theodore VGK y 31.8 202 205 -9 212 Daniel Sprong ANA 30.8 256 256 44 213 Casey Mittelstadt BUF 30.5 197 203 -16 214 Brandon Montour BUF y 30.5 220 204 6 215 Nick Foligno CBJ 30.5 160 140 -55 216 Vladislav Namestnikov NYR 29.8 199 213 -17 217 Nick Bjugstad PIT 29.5 270 219 53 218 Mikhail Sergachev TBL y 29.3 252 251 34 219 Zach Hyman TOR 29.3 205 225 -14 220 Paul Stastny VGK 28.9 240 268 20 221 Ryan McDonagh TBL y 28.9 212 217 -9 222 Aaron Ekblad FLA y 28.7 239 223 17 223 Jake Muzzin TOR y 28.7 194 221 -29 224 Conor Garland ARI 28.7 237 240 13 225 Tanner Pearson VAN 28.5 353 323 128 226 Kyle Turris NSH 28.4 262 172 36 227 Adam Henrique ANA 28.4 213 211 -14 228 Frank Vatrano FLA 28.2 268 272 40 229 Bobby Ryan OTT 27.9 214 189 -15 230 Jean-Gabriel Pageau OTT 27.7 397 382 167 231 Eeli Tolvanen NSH 27.6 190 195 -41 232 Christian Fischer ARI 27.0 217 210 -15 233 Joonas Donskoi SJS 27.0 209 199 -24 234 Tyson Jost COL 27.0 255 253 21 235 Tony DeAngelo NYR y 26.7 254 350 19 236 Dustin Brown LAK 26.3 206 178 -30 237 Ivan Provorov PHI y 26.3 286 288 49 238 Jordan Greenway MIN 26.0 299 299 61 239 Kailer Yamamoto EDM 25.9 218 226 -21 240 Corey Perry ANA 25.9 446 416 206 241 Travis Sanheim PHI y 25.7 280 432 39 242 Connor Brown TOR 25.6 285 287 43 243 Shea Weber MON y 25.5 272 290 29 244 Sam Steel ANA 24.6 230 234 -14 245 Will Butcher NJD y 24.5 367 338 122 246 Filip Chytil NYR 24.3 336 335 90 247 Tage Thompson BUF 24.3 226 229 -21 248 Carl Soderberg COL 24.2 181 209 -67 249 Vince Dunn STL y 24.2 358 343 109 250 Andre Burakovsky WAS 24.2 242 244 -8 251 Joe Thornton SJS 24.2 221 247 -30 252 Brett Howden NYR 24.1 311 309 59 253 Zach Aston-Reese PIT 23.9 314 312 61 254 Noah Hanifin CGY y 23.9 210 183 -44 255 Kirill Kaprizov MIN 23.3 289 292 34 256 Ryan Strome NYR 23.3 404 402 148 257 Patric Hornqvist PIT 23.3 245 162 -12 258 Damon Severson NJD y 23.0 246 246 -12 259 Josh Anderson CBJ 23.0 211 257 -48 260 Jeremy Bracco TOR 22.8 258 NR -2 261 Pavel Zacha NJD 22.8 243 245 -18 262 Miro Heiskanen DAL y 22.4 276 325 14 263 Sam Bennett CGY 22.4 293 329 30 264 Boone Jenner CBJ 22.3 223 232 -41 265 Kristian Vesalainen WPG 22.2 247 248 -18 266 Jordan Kyrou STL 22.0 249 249 -17 267 Andrew Mangiapane CGY 22.0 273 276 6 268 Aleksi Heponiemi FLA 21.9 241 243 -27 269 Dylan Sikura CHI 21.6 253 252 -16 270 Blake Coleman NJD 21.0 250 214 -20 271 Scott Laughton PHI 20.9 408 408 137 272 Filip Zadina DET 20.7 261 262 -11 273 Derek Ryan CGY 20.7 394 429 121 274 Calle Jarnkrok NSH 20.5 288 254 14 275 Tyler Myers WPG y 20.4 333 333 58 276 Justin Schultz PIT y 20.3 389 359 113 277 Richard Panik ARI 20.2 345 318 68 278 Jeff Carter LAK 20.1 208 181 -70 279 Conor Sheary BUF 19.9 186 185 -93 280 Esa Lindell DAL y 19.9 275 303 -5 281 Taro Hirose DET 19.9 NR NR NEW 282 Joshua Ho-Sang NYI 19.7 257 258 -25 283 Martin Necas CAR 19.6 232 235 -51 284 Vitali Kravtsov NYR 19.6 340 340 56 285 Vitali Abramov OTT 19.5 263 265 -22 286 Michael McLeod NJD 19.5 298 298 12 287 Jason Robertson DAL 19.5 264 266 -23 288 Mike Matheson FLA y 19.5 308 284 20 289 Gabriel Vilardi LAK 18.8 309 307 20 290 Evan Bouchard EDM y 18.7 271 275 -19 291 Nicolas Roy CAR 18.6 274 277 -17 292 Carl Grundstrom LAK 18.6 303 NR 11 293 Dominik Simon PIT 18.5 383 260 90 294 Logan Brown OTT 18.5 277 279 -17 295 Boris Katchouk TBL 18.4 278 280 -17 296 Jordan Staal CAR 18.2 477 371 181 297 Devin Shore ANA 18.1 244 237 -53 298 Sammy Blais STL 18.0 328 327 30 299 Cody Eakin VGK 17.9 238 233 -61 300 Bryan Rust PIT 17.9 219 216 -81 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 240 Corey Perry ANA 25.9 446 416 206 296 Jordan Staal CAR 18.2 477 371 181 210 Ryan Poehling MON 31.8 377 NR 167 230 Jean-Gabriel Pageau OTT 27.7 397 382 167 256 Ryan Strome NYR 23.3 404 402 148 271 Scott Laughton PHI 20.9 408 408 137 310 Travis Dermott TOR y 17.5 443 438 133 309 Rasmus Andersson CGY y 17.5 439 434 130 173 Jared McCann PIT 44.1 301 310 128 225 Tanner Pearson VAN 28.5 353 323 128 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 348 Brock Nelson NYI 15.0 150 159 -198 600 Thomas Vanek DET -1.3 433 390 -167 474 Travis Zajac NJD 6.0 316 281 -158 496 Patrick Marleau TOR 5.1 354 354 -142 358 Ilya Kovalchuk LAK 14.5 225 227 -133 314 Jeff Petry MON y 17.0 182 193 -132 306 Wayne Simmonds NSH 17.7 175 187 -131 610 Jason Pominville BUF -2.3 479 549 -131 April Player Team DEF? Rating March Feb Change 281 Taro Hirose DET 19.9 NR NR NEW 324 Filip Chlapik OTT 16.6 NR NR NEW 344 Rocco Grimaldi NSH 15.5 NR NR NEW 369 Alexandre Texier CBJ 13.1 NR NR NEW 430 Erik Cernak TBL y 9.0 NR NR NEW 435 Calle Rosen TOR y 8.6 NR NR NEW 459 Joel Persson EDM y 6.8 NR NR NEW 465 Chad Krys CHI y 6.6 NR NR NEW 494 Travis Boyd WAS 5.2 NR NR NEW 500 Philippe Myers PHI y 4.9 NR NR NEW 518 Ian Mitchell CHI y 3.9 NR NR NEW 521 Joel L'Esperance DAL 3.8 NR NR NEW 545 Rasmus Sandin TOR y 2.7 NR NR NEW

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