Eric Maltais, who pens Croaks, from the Fantasy Frog, gives you his take on most of the players from a fantasy standpoint. Some may differ from what you find in the DobberHockey Fantasy Guide, but it’s good to have several viewpoints.

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Player	UFA	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	PIM	PP	SOG	Pct	TOI	PPTOI
Calder, Kyle LW LA	X	74	8	19	27	-1	41	4	93	8.6	13.17	1.58
I’ll be surprised if he ever becomes fantasy worthy again.
Callahan, Ryan RW NYR		81	22	18	40	7	45	4	237	9.3	17.06	1.50
Showed marked improvement and could score 30 goals with a larger role, i.e. more power play time.
Cammalleri, Michael C CGY	X	81	39	43	82	-2	44	34	255	15.3	17.56	4.05
Value greatly linked to his whereabouts and linemates. Formed one of the top duos in the NHL combining with Iginla on 42 goals.
Campbell, Brian D CHI		82	7	45	52	5	22	24	108	6.5	22.57	4.50
Not bad, but coming off a 62-point season, a real disappointment particularly his power play production.
Campbell, Gregory C FLA		77	13	19	32	0	76	2	135	9.6	16.79	0.92
Very close to his ceiling.
Campoli, Chris D OTT		76	11	19	30	-16	55	11	91	12.1	19.54	2.42
It wouldn’t be a surprise to see him score 40 points, but he’s too inconsistent and injury prone to expect more than 30.
Carcillo, Daniel LW PHI		74	3	11	14	-15	254	3	130	2.3	11.52	0.85
The Flyers’ roster is too deep to allow Carcillo to contribute offensively, but he’ll continue leading the league in penalty minutes.
Carle, Matt D PHI		76	5	21	26	3	22	8	85	5.9	21.39	2.39
Did much better than last season, but I want wouldn’t expect more than 30 points in 2009-10.
Carter, Jeff C PHI		82	46	38	84	23	68	24	342	13.5	20.94	2.77
He has a legitimate shot at scoring 50 next season.
Chara, Zdeno D BOS		80	19	31	50	23	95	28	216	8.8	26.07	3.77
As reliable as it gets, pretty much the same for the sixth straight season.
Cheechoo, Jonathan RW SJ		66	12	17	29	-3	59	9	152	7.9	15.32	2.11
And we thought last year was bad…at least I don’t think he can go any lower.
Chimera, Jason LW CLB		49	8	14	22	8	41	2	115	7	16.25	2.13
No worse, no better than usual except for the injuries.
Christensen, Erik C ANA		64	7	21	28	-9	20	7	122	5.7	13.65	2.25
Typical 4A player.
Clark, Brett D COL		76	2	10	12	-16	32	2	97	2.1	22.34	2.36
This guy scored 39 points two years ago, looks like he never fully recovered from the shoulder injury that caused him to the last 25 games of 2007-08.
Clark, Chris RW WAS		32	1	5	6	-3	32	1	36	2.8	11.57	1.25
Injuries ruined his last two seasons, but even so he’ll never score 30 goals or 50 points again and I’d bet he’ll never reach 20-40 again either.
Clarkson, David C NJ		82	17	15	32	-1	164	6	158	10.8	12.05	1.52
Improving each year, he could score 20 goals which makes him very valuable with those PIM numbers.
Cleary, Daniel LW DET		74	14	26	40	0	46	6	163	8.6	16.94	1.75
See Mikael Samuelsson
Clowe, Ryane RW SJ		71	22	30	52	8	51	24	161	13.7	17.78	3.09
Was forgotten by many after a knee injury forced him to miss 67 games last year. Tends to go through hot and cold streaks so if he can avoid some of those slumps he could do even better.
Clutterbuck, Cal RW MIN		78	11	7	18	-5	76	1	136	8.1	13.01	0.40
The NHL’s premier hit man, Clutterbuck would be a fantasy start if hits were a widely used category.
Coburn, Braydon D PHI		80	7	21	28	7	97	11	130	5.4	24.62	2.79
Expected at least 40 points from Coburn, but he didn’t produce on the power play. I think he’ll bounce back.
Cogliano, Andrew C EDM		82	18	20	38	-6	22	9	116	15.5	14.39	1.96
Will improve following a difficult sophomore season expect 50 to 60 points next season.
Colaiacovo, Carlo D STL		73	3	27	30	0	35	20	87	3.4	18.26	3.46
Averaged almost half a point per game in St-Louis. Will form an excellent PP duo with Erik Johnson.
Cole, Erik LW CAR	X	80	18	24	42	0	73	9	178	10.1	17.62	2.61
A bust in Edmonton, Cole will go back to scoring between 50 and 60 points next season if he re-signs with Carolina.
Comeau, Blake RW NYI		53	7	18	25	-17	32	9	78	9	16.27	1.82
Has some nice stretches and with a bit more consistency could score 50 points in 2009-10.
Commodore, Mike D CLB		81	5	19	24	11	100	2	103	4.9	22.90	0.98
25 points and 100 penalty minutes does have some value.
Comrie, Mike C OTT	X	63	10	17	27	-15	32	6	121	8.3	15.70	2.77
Unless he somehow re-signs and becomes Heatley pivot, I don’t expect more than 45 points from Comrie.
Conner, Chris RW DAL		38	3	10	13	-5	10	1	34	8.8	10.93	0.21
I’ll be surprised if he ever scores 12 goals in an NHL season.
Connolly, Tim C BUF		48	18	29	47	12	22	18	126	14.3	19.12	3.91
One of these years he’ll stay healthy and put up 70 points, just don’t draft him expecting more than 40.
Conroy, Craig C CGY		82	12	36	48	20	28	0	104	11.5	15.36	0.29
Actually one of his better seasons as far as point production is concerned, but he’ll fall under 40 points next season.
Cooke, Matt LW PIT		76	13	18	31	0	101	1	86	15.1	14.21	0.48
Expect the same kind of numbers next year.
Corvo, Joe D CAR		81	14	24	38	-1	18	22	213	6.6	24.32	4.52
A disappointment since we expected 50 points. I think he bounces back to at least 45.
Cote, Riley LW PHI		63	0	3	3	-7	174	0	24	0	4.16	0.03
Could be headed somewhere else with Carcillo and Asham better players who can fulfill the enforcer role. But wherever he plays he’ll pile on the fights and the penalty minutes.
Crombeen, B.J. RW STL		81	12	10	22	-9	148	2	124	9.7	12.58	0.20
Hasn’t lived up to the power forward label if you consider that some offense is required to earn that label.
Crosby, Sidney C PIT		77	33	70	103	3	76	40	238	13.9	21.94	5.37
I still think he has a 150-point season in him.
Cullen, Matt C CAR		69	22	21	43	11	20	7	139	15.8	16.80	2.06
Basically what you’d expect from Cullen.