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
Quincey, Kyle D LA		72	4	34	38	-5	63	27	150	2.7	20.98	3.53
Claimed off waivers from the Red Wings, he’s been quite a find, but a drop in production next season wouldn’t be unexpected.
Radulov, Alexander RW NSH		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.00	0.00
If he comes back to the NHL, he’s a fourth round pick in most fantasy leagues.
Rafalski, Brian D DET		78	10	49	59	17	20	28	141	7.1	23.17	3.76
Can you believe he actually scored as many points as Lidstrom. He doesn’t get the respect he deserves.
Ranger, Paul D TB		42	2	11	13	-5	56	5	69	2.9	24.47	2.14
Should be ready for the next season after shoulder surgery, but monitor his recovery.
Raymond, Mason LW VAN		72	11	12	23	2	24	10	145	7.6	13.71	1.86
Extremely disappointing after a good first month. Had only four points in his last 34 games. He’ll do better next season, but I doubt he tops 40 points.
Reasoner, Marty C ATL	X	79	14	16	30	11	36	0	131	10.7	15.31	0.09
As good as it gets for Reasoner.
Recchi, Mark RW BOS	X	80	23	38	61	-18	22	27	129	17.8	16.78	3.29
Outstanding season for the now 41-year old Recchi. He just can’t keep this up for much longer.
Redden, Wade D NYR		81	3	23	26	-5	51	8	161	1.9	22.34	3.61
Extremely low production for someone with some much power play time. His worst season since his sophomore year and I wouldn’t bet on much of a rebound.
Reddox, Liam LW EDM		46	5	7	12	-6	10	1	39	12.8	10.47	0.11
Will never be anything more than a fourth liner.
Reinprecht, Steve C PHO	X	73	14	27	41	0	20	7	95	14.7	15.90	2.91
Unless he gets injured, he’ll give you between 40 and 50 year in and year out.
Ribeiro, Mike C DAL		82	22	56	78	-4	52	23	163	13.5	20.95	4.50
Proved last year was no fluke, would have done even better if Morrow had been there all year.
Richards, Brad C DAL		56	16	32	48	-4	6	19	180	8.9	20.48	4.09
Two serious injuries this season, buyer beware.
Richards, Mike C PHI		79	30	50	80	22	63	33	238	12.6	21.74	3.39
Might be the most complete player in the NHL. Nothing he does will surprise me.
Rivet, Craig D BUF		64	2	22	24	4	125	11	80	2.5	20.23	2.37
If not for injury, he’d have performed as usual.
Robidas, Stephane D DAL		72	3	23	26	10	76	9	158	1.9	24.54	3.92
You’d expect more from a guy who spends so much time on the power play.
Roenick, Jeremy C SJ	X	42	4	9	13	-1	24	3	50	8	11.64	0.89
I will be extremely surprised if he doesn’t retire.
Rolston, Brian C NJ		64	15	17	32	2	30	16	174	8.6	15.10	3.04
An ankle injury seriously hurt his season. He should rebound somewhat next season
Roy, Derek C BUF		82	28	42	70	-5	38	30	221	12.7	21.19	4.08
Actually a slightly disappointing season for Roy, but it’s due mostly to a slow start. Expect better next campaign.
Rozsival, Michal D NYR		76	8	22	30	-7	52	14	120	6.7	22.52	3.41
Disappointing numbers for the team’s top scoring defenseman. He can do better, but not by much.
Russell, Kris D CLB		66	2	19	21	-10	28	11	86	2.3	16.12	3.31
Has started to display his high potential, but is very inconsistent. Should surpass 30 points next season as he matures.
Ruutu, Jarkko RW OTT		78	7	14	21	0	144	0	89	7.9	11.71	0.16
Achieved career high points and penalty minutes.
Ruutu, Tuomo C CAR		79	26	28	54	0	79	17	190	13.7	18.30	3.73
I think he’s finally reaching his potential and we could see 65 points next season.
Ryan, Bobby RW ANA		64	31	26	57	13	33	23	174	17.8	15.44	2.71
All he needed was an opportunity, will be a top-30 scorer next year.
Ryder, Michael RW BOS		74	27	26	53	28	26	17	185	14.6	14.92	3.09
As expected, bounced back with production similar to his first three seasons in the NHL following a miserable year.