Top 50 Fantasy Prospect Defensemen – August 2016

Dobber

2016-08-11

The Top 50 Prospect Defensemen to own in fantasy hockey, August edition. Provorov still rules, Matheson surges…

 

Here are this month's top defense prospects to own in a points-only keeper league. Taking into account the organization depth chart, wait time, upside and NHL certainty. 

 

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

 

Top 200 Fantasy Prospect Forwards – August 2016 – can be found here. As I note in those rankings, these ones have been adjusted due to changes to the main rankings list.

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Aug 10 Prospect Team age type Jul 10 Jun 10
1 Ivan Provorov PHI d 68.9 1 1
2 Shea Theodore ANA d 64.4 2 3
3 Zach Werenski CBJ d 62.0 4 7
4 Ryan Pulock NYI d 61.5 3 4
5 Mike Matheson FLA d 61.0 9 13
6 Anthony DeAngelo ARI d 60.9 5 2
7 Derrick Pouliot PIT d 60.7 6 5
8 Julius Honka DAL d 59.4 8 8
9 Connor Carrick TOR d 58.9 7 6
10 Nikita Zadorov COL d 57.7 10 10
11 Colin Miller BOS d 56.9 11 9
12 Madison Bowey WAS d 56.3 15 15
13 Joshua Morrissey WPG d 56.2 14 14
14 Thomas Chabot OTT d 55.1 13 16
15 Brandon Montour ANA d 54.4 16 17
16 Nikita Zaitsev TOR d 53.9 12 12
17 Travis Sanheim PHI d 53.8 17 18
18 Olli Juolevi VAN d 53.6 18 NR
19 Jakub Zboril BOS d 52.8 19 20
20 Esa Lindell DAL d 52.2 21 21
21 Mikhail Sergachev MON d 51.9 22 NR
22 Ryan Graves NYR d 51.3 23 22
23 Ville Pokka CHI d 51.3 26 26
24 Mike Reilly MIN d 51.2 24 23
25 Noah Juulsen MON d 50.8 25 25
26 Slater Koekkoek TBL d 50.8 20 19
27 Jordan Subban VAN d 49.7 28 27
28 Joe Morrow BOS d 49.4 27 24
29 Jake Bean CAR d 48.5 29 NR
30 Jacob Larsson ANA d 48.3 30 29
31 Jake Walman STL d 48.1 40 34
32 Haydn Fleury CAR d 48.1 31 28
33 Jakob Chychrun ARI d 47.6 32 NR
34 Charlie McAvoy BOS d 46.9 33 NR
35 Lucas Johansen WAS d 46.7 34 NR
36 Jordan Schmaltz STL d 46.7 58 52
37 Mirco Mueller SJS d 46.3 35 32
38 Chris Bigras COL d 46.3 36 30
39 Jack Dougherty NSH d 46.1 37 31
40 Jeremy Roy SJS d 45.9 38 33
41 Samuel Morin PHI d 45.7 39 35
42 Dennis Cholowski DET d 45.6 41 NR
43 Griffin Reinhart EDM d 45.5 43 40
44 Brady Skjei NYR d 45.2 42 36
45 Roland McKeown CAR d 45.0 44 37
46 Ethan Bear EDM d 44.6 46 39
47 Will Butcher COL d 44.3 47 41
48 Philip Larsen VAN d 44.2 48 42
49 Linus Hultstrom FLA d 43.8 92 83
50 Xavier Ouellet DET d 43.8 45 38

 

 

11 Comments

  1. simon cadieux 2016-08-11 at 08:11

    Dante Fabbro ??

    • Dobber 2016-08-11 at 08:30

      You think he’ll be up quickly? After seeing how long we’re waiting on Schmaltz? And Walman and Vannelli?
      In my league (which is very deep) I pretty much have a “no 18-year-old defenseman” policy when drafting. The wait is too long.

      • LAKings 2016-08-11 at 11:15

        Fabbro has been drafted by Nashville, not St.Louis ;-)

        • Dobber 2016-08-11 at 11:20

          LOL how many times have I done that? A million? Though usually I catch it while it’s in my head and before it gets typed. Fabbri on the brain, subconsciously I guess?
          But Nashville is even worse for taking dmen slowly

  2. Jeff 2016-08-12 at 15:00

    Keeper, Provolov or Theodore ?!?!?!?

    • R McGinnis 2016-08-22 at 14:14

      Yikes. Tough call. I think Provolov has better upside but Theodore is ready to put up decent points this year, especially if Fowler ends up getting dealt for a forward.

  3. Jeff 2016-08-15 at 13:47

    Masin anywhere on there? I think he is better than Bear among others..

  4. R McGinnis 2016-08-22 at 12:59

    Stecher is a better NHL prospect than Subban for Vancouver. I’d be tempted to put Stecher in Subban’s spot, Subban in Larsen’s spot and drop Larsen from consideration since he’s not really a prospect.

    • audiopile 2016-09-01 at 15:12

      Forsling was traded to the Hawks.

  5. Julien 2016-09-11 at 19:08

    Travis Dermott seem to be a really good 2 way defensemen with a nice offensive touch. Can he climb the ranking ? Do he deserved to be in this list like juulsen, Bear, Larsen etc. And more important, do you guys think he can be a dominant player at the NHL level?!

    • Dobber 2016-09-11 at 20:03

      Dermott is 59th, he’ll move up, give him time

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