Top 200 Fantasy Prospect Forwards in Fantasy Hockey – July 2016

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2016-07-10

 

The Top 200 Prospect Forwards to own in fantasy hockey, July edition. The 2016 draftees make their debut!

 

Here are this month's top prospects to own in a points-only keeper league. Taking into account the organization depth chart, wait time, upside and NHL certainty. "Type" is measured by offensive/offense-small/power forward/two-way. Because every player in the Top 7 from last month was graduated this month, Toronto's William Nylander was able to take over top spot for the first time. Graduated players are listed at the bottom.

 

+/- 5.0 rating points please consider them similar in value

 

The Top 50 Prospect Defensemen – Posted Tuesday, so check back in for that one…

 

 

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Jul 10 Prospect Team type Prospect Rating Jun 10 May 10
1 Auston Matthews TOR o 111.2 NR NR
2 Patrik Laine WPG p 110.7 NR NR
3 Jesse Puljujarvi EDM t 103.7 NR NR
4 Pierre-Luc Dubois CBJ o 87.5 NR NR
5 Dylan Strome ARI o 86.5 1 2
6 William Nylander TOR o 83.5 2 1
7 Mitch Marner TOR o 79.3 3 3
8 Mikko Rantanen COL p 76.5 4 5
9 Christian Dvorak ARI o 76.1 5 4
10 Kyle Connor WPG o 75.3 6 6
11 Nick Ritchie ANA p 71.2 10 8
12 Travis Konecny PHI o 70.9 9 11
13 Jimmy Vesey BUF o 70.8 8 7
14 Sebastian Aho CAR o 69.6 11 9
15 Brayden Point TBL os 69.5 7 36
16 Oliver Bjorkstrand CBJ o 69.0 12 10
17 Kerby Rychel TOR p 68.7 13 12
18 Mathew Barzal NYI o 68.3 14 15
19 Sonny Milano CBJ o 68.0 15 18
20 Jake Virtanen VAN p 67.7 17 16
21 Anthony Mantha DET o 67.7 16 14
22 Pavel Zacha NJD p 67.6 18 19
23 Clayton Keller ARI o 67.3 NR NR
24 Colin White OTT o 66.2 19 49
25 Matthew Tkachuk CGY p 66.2 NR NR
26 Jakub Vrana WAS o 65.3 20 20
27 Kevin Fiala NSH o 65.2 21 13
28 Andreas Athanasiou DET o 65.0 22 21
29 Michael Dal Colle NYI o 64.5 24 22
30 Teemu Pulkkinen DET o 64.2 23 17
31 Adrian Kempe LAK o 64.2 27 26
32 Brett Ritchie DAL p 64.1 26 24
33 Nicolas Petan WPG os 63.5 25 23
34 Michael McCarron MON p 63.2 29 27
35 Ty Rattie STL o 63.2 28 28
36 Pavel Buchnevich NYR o 62.9 31 37
37 Timo Meier SJS o 62.7 32 32
38 Nick Paul OTT p 62.6 30 50
39 Daniel Sprong PIT o 62.5 35 31
40 Tyson Jost COL o 62.4 NR NR
41 Alexander Nylander BUF o 62.2 NR NR
42 Ivan Barbashev STL t 62.1 36 34
43 Connor Brown TOR o 61.9 33 30
44 Brock Boeser VAN p 61.9 37 75
45 Sven Andrighetto MON os 61.7 34 35
46 Jason Dickinson DAL t 61.4 39 25
47 Kevin Labanc SJS o 60.7 41 80
48 Lawson Crouse FLA p 60.7 42 53
49 Devin Shore DAL t 60.3 46 45
50 Ryan Dzingel OTT o 60.1 48 168
51 Jayce Hawryluk FLA o 59.9 50 94
52 Joseph Blandisi NJD o 59.8 38 33
53 Alex Tuch MIN p 59.8 43 42
54 Nick Schmaltz CHI o 59.7 51 39
55 Nikita Scherbak MON o 59.7 45 43
56 Tobias Lindberg TOR o 59.5 44 40
57 Rocco Grimaldi COL os 59.4 47 51
58 Vladislav Kamenev NSH t 59.4 53 44
59 Seth Griffith BOS o 59.2 40 38
60 Hudson Fasching BUF p 59.2 49 84
61 Charles Hudon MON o 59.1 52 52
62 Nikolay Goldobin SJS o 58.7 54 48
63 Marko Dano WPG o 58.6 55 72
64 Evgeny Svechnikov DET p 58.5 56 67
65 Andrew Copp WPG o 58.1 57 56
66 Jonathan Marchessault FLA os 58.1 72 78
67 Reid Boucher NJD o 57.6 58 55
68 Logan Brown OTT o 57.6 NR NR
69 Joel Armia WPG o 57.5 59 57
70 Joel Eriksson Ek MIN o 57.4 60 59
71 Nick Merkley ARI o 57.0 63 82
72 Kasperi Kapanen TOR o 56.9 61 54
73 Emile Poirier CGY o 56.6 64 60
74 Zach Hyman TOR o 56.5 62 63
75 Brendan Perlini ARI o 56.4 66 62
76 Josh Ho-Sang NYI o 56.1 68 76
77 Riley Barber WAS t 56.1 67 64
78 Brendan Leipsic TOR o 55.9 65 58
79 Frank Vatrano BOS o 55.7 70 66
80 Anton Slepyshev EDM o 55.6 69 65
81 Daniel Carr MON o 55.2 71 71
82 Conor Sheary PIT o 54.9 73 90
83 Cole Cassels VAN o 54.8 76 69
84 Bryan Rust PIT o 54.8 74 177
85 Artturi Lehkonen MON o 54.7 77 83
86 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson BOS o 54.5 127 122
87 Sergey Tolchinsky CAR os 53.8 75 73
88 Matt Puempel OTT o 53.6 80 79
89 Martin Reway MON o 53.6 79 181
90 Hunter Shinkaruk CGY o 53.4 83 81
91 Dennis Rasmussen CHI o 53.3 81 86
92 Julius Nattinen ANA o 53.0 84 85
93 J.T. Compher COL t 52.6 85 119
94 Stanislav Galiev WAS o 52.3 82 87
95 Nick Cousins PHI o 52.2 86 125
96 Michael McLeod NJD t 52.2 NR NR
97 Brendan Gaunce VAN o 52.0 87 70
98 Henrik Samuelsson ARI t 51.9 78 47
99 Riley Tufte DAL p 51.9 NR NR
100 Jordan Weal PHI os 51.6 89 92
101 Maxim Letunov SJS o 51.5 88 91
102 Markus Granlund VAN o 51.4 90 77
103 Ryan Hartman CHI t 51.2 92 61
104 Brock McGinn CAR p 51.0 95 96
105 Dmytro Timashov TOR o 51.0 93 93
106 Anthony Richard NSH o 50.8 94 95
107 Andreas Johnson TOR o 50.5 96 97
108 Kalle Kossila ANA os 50.5 270 NR 
109 Nikita Soshnikov TOR o 50.4 97 98
110 Kevin Roy ANA o 50.2 100 99
111 Tyler Bertuzzi DET p 50.2 101 103
112 Adam Erne TBL p 50.2 98 100
113 German Rubtsov PHI t 50.2 NR NR
114 Dominik Simon PIT o 50.1 99 101
115 Ryan MacInnis ARI t 49.5 102 105
116 Drake Caggiula EDM os 49.4 103 106
117 Jake Guentzel PIT o 49.4 104 107
118 Tyler Graovac MIN o 49.1 105 109
119 Josh Leivo TOR p 49.1 107 112
120 Nicolas Roy CAR p 49.1 106 111
121 Denis Gurianov DAL o 48.9 113 115
122 Nicklas Jensen NYR p 48.9 109 114
123 Mark Jankowski CGY p 48.9 108 113
124 Brendan Lemieux WPG p 48.8 112 120
125 Tom Kuhnhackl PIT o 48.6 110 116
126 Phillip Di Giuseppe CAR o 48.6 111 117
127 Nicolas Aube-Kubel PHI o 48.4 114 121
128 Alexander Khokhlachev BOS o 48.2 91 74
129 Alan Quine NYI o 48.1 115 124
130 Luke Kunin MIN o 48.1 NR NR
131 Jens Looke ARI o 48.1 116 126
132 Tyler Motte CHI os 48.0 117 146
133 Jacob De La Rose MON t 47.9 118 88
134 Nick Sorensen ANA o 47.9 119 128
135 Anton Rodin VAN o 47.7 120 130
136 Christian Fischer ARI t 47.6 121 154
137 Rourke Chartier SJS o 47.5 122 132
138 John Quenneville NJD t 47.4 123 133
139 Radel Fazleyev PHI o 47.3 124 134
140 Jack Roslovic WPG p 47.3 125 135
141 Nikita Gusev TBL os 47.3 126 155
142 Deven Sideroff ANA o 47.0 128 136
143 Rasmus Asplund BUF o 46.9 NR NR
144 Zach Sanford WAS o 46.8 129 138
145 J.C. Lipon WPG t 46.7 130 275
146 Daniel O'Regan SJS o 46.6 131 140
147 Laurent Dauphin ARI o 46.6 186 212
148 Brett Pollock CGY t 46.6 132 143
149 Jean-Christophe Beaudin COL o 46.6 133 144
150 Anthony Beauvillier NYI o 46.6 134 317
151 Austin Czarnik BOS os 46.3 135 232
152 Martins Dzierkals TOR o 46.3 136 147
153 Oskar Lindblom PHI t 46.0 137 184
154 Vince Hinostroza CHI os 45.9 138 148
155 Vaclav Karabacek BUF t 45.9 139 149
156 Cole Ully DAL o 45.9 140 151
157 Ryan Gropp NYR p 45.9 141 173
158 Justin Bailey BUF o 45.8 142 152
159 Nicholas Baptiste BUF o 45.8 143 153
160 Axel Holmstrom DET o 45.6 144 156
161 Giorgio Estephan BUF o 45.5 145 157
162 Derek Grant BUF o 45.4 146 160
163 Scott Wilson PIT o 45.2 147 162
164 Danton Heinen BOS o 45.1 148 251
165 Kyle Rau FLA os 45.0 149 167
166 Francis Perron OTT o 45.0 215 393
167 Aleksi Saarela CAR o 45.0 150 216
168 Noah Rod SJS t 45.0 151 170
169 Adam Tambellini NYR o 44.9 152 150
170 Josh Anderson CBJ t 44.9 153 172
171 Jeremy Bracco TOR o 44.8 154 174
172 Tanner Kero CHI o 44.8 155 175
173 Daniel Zaar CBJ o 44.6 157 178
174 Andrew Mangiapane CGY o 44.5 158 179
175 Remi Elie DAL p 44.4 159 180
176 Ryan Fitzgerald BOS o 44.4 160 183
177 Drew Shore UFA o 44.2 162 127
178 Andrew Poturalski CAR o 44.1 163 187
179 Colton Sissons NSH t 44.1 173 165
180 Samuel Blais STL o 44.1 164 188
181 Paul Bittner CBJ p 44.1 209 240
182 Travis Boyd WAS o 44.1 166 190
183 Eric Cornel BUF o 44.0 167 202
184 Joel Lowry LAK t 44.0 169 194
185 Mario Lucia MIN o 44.0 170 195
186 Conor Garland ARI os 44.0 171 145
187 Mitchell Stephens TBL o 43.7 175 161
188 Jake DeBrusk BOS o 43.5 258 283
189 T.J. Tynan CBJ os 43.5 208 239
190 Nicolas Kerdiles ANA t 43.5 176 204
191 Scott Kosmachuk WPG t 43.4 177 205
192 Adam Helewka SJS o 43.4 178 206
193 Dylan Sadowy DET o 43.4 179 253
194 Valentin Zykov CAR o 43.3 181 137
195 Bogdan Yakimov EDM p 43.3 182 207
196 Teddy Blueger PIT o 43.1 183 208
197 Kieffer Bellows NYI p 43.1 NR NR
198 Thomas Di Pauli WAS o 43.0 187 215
199 Zach Senyshyn BOS o 43.0 188 285
200 Petr Straka PHI o 42.9 174 198

 

 

Graduates this month:

226 Wagner Chris ANA
       

 

12 Comments

  1. Valec 2016-07-10 at 17:08

    Kerby Rychel should be with TOR

    • Jeremy Campbell 2016-07-11 at 08:14

      Should be, but we will see how he does in camp. He should be really motivated, hopefully he’s having a great offseason in the health dept.

      • Captain Obvious 2016-07-11 at 13:10

        I think what he meant was that when this was released, Rychel was probably still listed as “CBJ”

  2. Jeremy Campbell 2016-07-11 at 08:13

    Great to see lots of elite prospects in the Leafs organization, hopefully (another) Vesey joins the party in mid August!!

  3. Chunky's Choice 2016-07-11 at 22:49

    Just curious why this year’s #3 + 4 draft picks are ranked ahead of last year’s #3 + 4 draft picks? Last year everyone said it was a super deep draft, and now they’ve had an extra year to develop too.

    • Dobber 2016-07-11 at 22:56

      That’s a great point. I don’t think Dubois would be ahead of them if he didn’t shock the world by going third.
      But to me, if the 2015 and 2016 draft went at the same time and took place in January, with both classes available at once, then it would be in order:
      McDavid, Eichel, Matthews, Laine, Puljujarvi
      – and then a whole slow of 2015 guys because, as you said, that draft was DEEP

      • Chunky's Choice 2016-07-12 at 01:23

        Ah I see, so ‘deep’ doesn’t necessarily mean each slot is better than the corresponding slot in a shallower draft. Even still, if marner/strome make the nhl this fall and dubois/puljujarvi don’t, then might we see them switch spots in your rankings in a few months? And then next summer might we see the 2017 #3 + 4 temporarily ranked higher than dubois and puljujarvi? I guess my overall point is just that the value of prospects are inflated a few months before and after their draft.

  4. Dave 2016-07-20 at 07:53

    Can’t seem to find Chicago’s smallish Alex Debrincat? As a boom or bust prospect, hasn’t he done enough?!

    • Dobber 2016-07-25 at 08:49

      He’s 274th. It’s Chicago. You’ll wait on him as long as you did with Hartman, McNeill,etc.

  5. lfchockey 2016-07-25 at 07:24

    Surprised a guy like Rasmussen is so high. He has 4th liner written all over him IF he’s able to stick in the NHL.
    Seems like outside of the 30 or so, the rankings haven’t had a lot of attention placed on them. i.e. Justin Bailey is now head and shoulders above Baptiste (yet, at the start of the season they were very close).
    Heinen had a ridiculous second half of the year in Denver and was signed by Boston after his sophomore year.
    Francis Perron dominated the Q this year and a cross-bar away from burying London in the Mem. Cup finals.
    Cole Cassells seems too high after the year he had, and Frank Vatrano had an unprecedented year in the AHL.
    My 0.02

    • Dobber 2016-07-25 at 08:48

      Rasmussen – I agree. But his 1% chance of moving up the roster is really no different then that highly-touted 19-year-old long shot everybody’s rushing to get. And with Rasmussen the wait time on finding out about him is 0, whereas that 19-year-old hogs a roster spot on your bench for five years before you find out the truth. 91 is not so high and under my +/- 5.0 rating spots rule, he could be considered 130th on this list. I’m fine with that.

      Rankings are thoroughly considered at this time of year. The Prospects Report ensures that each prospect gets touched/adjusted. The Fantasy Guide ensures further tweaking. Rest assured, I look at these beyond the Top 30. I’m not sure I care to have a Bailey vs. Baptiste argument though since I won’t have either one on my list – and my league is 15 teams, 39 players per team. NOT ON MY LIST! lol

      Heinen has moved up this list quickly. As you can see, two months ago he was 251. That’s from Prospects Report research (two months ago) that he shot up.

      Perron has been rocketing up the list, but you’ll still have to wait on him, come on. Ottawa makes their guys wait, generally speaking. Lots of players dominated the Memorial Cup – Remember Chaput? Me neither. But he went from 393 to 215 to 166 this month, come on. He’s there, he’s 3 years away from the NHL. I’m happy with him there.

      Cassels fall has been documented. Not fast enough for fantasy owners who love the knee-jerk movements (Perron had a great year, should be Top 10, Cassels a terrible year, should be 500th). It doesn’t work like that. Cassels is in an organization that needs forwards. The wait time on him with Vancouver will be minimal. One good productive month and they’ll call him up if there’s an injury – and just like that, his fortune changes. Big picture, my man. Big picture!

      Vatrano – yes he did. That’s why he’s in the Top 80. Minimal upside for points though. He’ll be that 30-goal, 50-point guy. Jamie McGinn. There’s a place for him in deep points leagues, but not a prominent one.

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