Coming up to fantasy drafts that should happen within the next 30 days (barring any further delays), there haven't been a ton of changes throughout the Roto Rankings. However, as fantasy owners in single-season leagues decide who their first pick will be, there have been some changes within the top 10. Most notably, after further analysis and reflection, there is a new number one in the rankings.

Keep in mind that these are single-season rankings for a head-to-head or rotisserie league using the following settings: G, A, +/-, PPP, SOG, HIT, W, GAA, SV%.

Are there any players that you believe are ranked too high or too low? Did we miss anyone in the top 100, or is there a player there that probably shouldn't be? Let us know in the comments below, and we will consider your feedback when compiling next month's rankings.

Rank	Name	Nov-20	Comments
1	Connor McDavid	3	12/20 – Projected points place him on top
2	Nathan MacKinnon	2	12/20 – Shot totals put him in discussion for #1
3	Leon Draisaitl	1	12/20 – Can he repeat for Art Ross? Will be in tough
4	Nikita Kucherov	4	12/20 – 2018-19 total (128 pts) highest in over 2 decades
5	Alex Ovechkin	5	12/20 – Dominance in goals, shots, and hits places him top 5
6	Auston Matthews	6	12/20 – Only 1 G behind the Rocket Richard leaders
7	Artemi Panarin	9	12/20 – Argument for him being in top 5 based on point totals
8	Patrick Kane	7	10/20 – Was on pace for nearly 100 points again
9	John Carlson	8	6/20 – Production more realistic after amazing Q1
10	Jack Eichel	10	10/20 – Hall addition could provide big boost
11	Roman Josi	11	6/20 – Carried the Preds in scoring as a d-man
12	Mika Zibanejad	12	10/20 – A top-10 PTS/GP option in 2019-20
13	Andrei Vasilevskiy	13	10/20 – Should be first goalie off the board in drafts
14	Victor Hedman	14	10/20 – Conn Smythe Trophy winner
15	Sebastian Aho	15	8/20 – On fire since return to play
16	Sidney Crosby	16	11/20 – PTS/GP-wise, he still belongs here
17	Jonathan Huberdeau	17	6/20 – Finished the season cold (1 PT in last 6 GP)
18	Elias Pettersson	18	6/20 – Equalled last year’s points (66) in 3 fewer GP
19	Brad Marchand	19	10/20 – Possible to miss season start (sports hernia surgery)
20	Evgeni Malkin	20	6/20 – Only 5 players had higher PTS/GP than Malkin (1.35)
21	Mitchell Marner	22	6/20 – Over a point per game over last 2 seasons
22	David Pastrnak	23	10/20 – Likely to miss start of season (right hip repair)
23	John Tavares	24	6/20 – Under 1 PT/GP for first time in 3 seasons
24	Tuukka Rask	25	9/20 – Could end up in a 50/50 split next season
25	Connor Hellebuyck	26	10/20 – Defense in front could present challenge
26	Brayden Point	21	12/20 – Stat correction: fairly light in peripherals
27	Jake Guentzel	27	11/20 – 2020-21 could be his best season yet
28	Patrik Laine	28	10/20 – Trade rumors are a bit unsettling
29	Steven Stamkos	29	10/20 – Will injury issues carry over into 2020-21?
30	Andrei Svechnikov	30	10/20 – Scores and hits (over 100 per season)
31	Mark Scheifele	31	11/20 – Ranking will be higher in pure scoring leagues
32	Mikko Rantanen	32	11/20 – Ranking will be higher in pure scoring leagues
33	Matthew Tkachuk	33	6/20 – 23 PTS in last 20 GP, but scoring still down from ’18-19
34	Aleksander Barkov	34	6/20 – Finished the season cold (0 PTS in last 6 GP)
35	Blake Wheeler	35	6/20 – Not declining yet? 22 PTS in last 19 GP
36	Taylor Hall	36	10/20 – Could be in for a big year on line with Eichel
37	Brady Tkachuk	37	11/20 – Hits machine whose scoring will only climb
38	Dougie Hamilton	38	11/20 – Fills statsheet in many roto categories
39	Evander Kane	39	6/20 – Solid goals, shots, and hits again
40	J.T. Miller	40	10/20 – Now a top-20 scorer at over a point per game
41	Kris Letang	41	9/20 – Poor playoff performance plus trade rumors
42	Kyle Connor	42	11/20 – 38 goals in 2019-20 and entering 4th season
43	Max Pacioretty	43	10/20 – Cooled off in postseason
44	Patrice Bergeron	44	11/20 – Possible negative impact from Marchand/Pasta injuries
45	Johnny Gaudreau	45	6/20 – 20 PTS in last 20 GP, but scoring still way down from ’18-19
46	Mark Stone	46	10/20 – Rebounded from injury with strong postseason
47	Brent Burns	47	11/20 – Strong roto game, even if numbers declining
48	Gabriel Landeskog	48	10/20 – Point-per-game postseason helps him retain spot
49	Teuvo Teravainen	49	11/20 – Point totals will be there on Aho line
50	Carter Hart	50	9/20 – Should build on solid postseason
51	Tom Wilson	51	6/20 – Identical G and A to B. Tkachuk
52	Jordan Binnington	52	10/20 – Should have heavy workload in contract year
53	Robin Lehner	53	10/20 – Signing the contract cements him as the starter
54	Erik Karlsson	54	10/20 – Injuries have taken a major hit to value
55	Alex Pietrangelo	55	10/20 – Possible demotion to PP2 with move to Vegas
56	Igor Shesterkin	56	11/20 – Aggressive ranking, but clear star potential
57	Claude Giroux	57	9/20 – Postseason no improvement on regular season
58	Cale Makar	58	6/20 – 50 PT rookie season was in only 57 games
59	Quinn Hughes	59	9/20 – Point-per-game scorer in postseason
60	Darcy Kuemper	60	11/20 – Move up the rankings mainly ratios-driven
61	Sean Couturier	61	6/20 – Slight regression from 2018-19
62	Filip Forsberg	63	11/20 – Drop to ranking with more comparable scorers
63	Anze Kopitar	64	6/20 – Rebounded nicely after subpar 2018-19
64	Alex DeBrincat	65	10/20 – Signs there for a potential 2020-21 rebound
65	Jonathan Marchessault	66	9/20 – Scoring drying up during playoffs
66	Morgan Rielly	67	7/20 – Possible bounce-back candidate next season
67	Torey Krug	68	7/20 – Adjusting for current value with Bruins
68	Kevin Fiala	69	8/20 – Point-per-game pace continued in play-in round
69	Frederik Andersen	71	10/20 – Trade rumors seem to have cooled down
70	Carey Price	72	8/20 – Star in play-in round shows possible rebound
71	Shea Theodore	73	9/20 – Point-per-game scorer in postseason
72	Mike Hoffman	62	12/20 – Should sign somewhere, but when?
73	Evgeny Kuznetsov	74	10/20 – Down in virtually all roto categories
74	Keith Yandle	75	6/20 – PPP nearly cut in half from 2018-19
75	Neal Pionk	76	6/20 – PPTOI and PPP doubled in move to Winnipeg
76	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	77	7/20 – Near PT/GP numbers over the past two seasons
77	Anton Khudobin	78	11/20 – Playoff hero likely starter while Bishop injured
78	Philipp Grubauer	79	11/20 – Potential strong win totals
79	Elias Lindholm	80	10/20 – Drop in ranking to more comparable scorers
80	Tony DeAngelo	81	8/20 – Weak play-in round could hurt 5-on-5 minutes
81	Jamie Benn	82	6/20 – Continuing sharp scoring decline
82	Travis Konecny	83	7/20 – Led Flyers in both points and PPP this season
83	Jacob Markstrom	84	10/20 – May have easier time behind Flames defense
84	Tristan Jarry	85	10/20 – Now has starting job all to himself
85	Dylan Larkin	86	6/20 – Was hot (13 PTS in last 10 GP) before pause
86	Brendan Gallagher	87	10/20 – Possible that Toffoli addition cuts into PPTOI
87	Rasmus Ristolainen	88	6/20 – Hits total is what keeps him on this list
88	Ilya Samsonov	89	11/20 – Will be challenged by King Henrik
89	Ryan O’Reilly	90	7/20 – Low shot total (118) led to low goal total (12)
90	Rasmus Dahlin	91	11/20 – Averaged nearly 20 PPP over 2 seasons
91	Seth Jones	92	10/20 – Postseason star, even if numbers didn’t show it
92	Brayden Schenn	93	10/20 – Providing balanced scoring and hit totals
93	Zach Werenski	94	7/20 – Comparable to teammate Jones in many ways
94	Shea Weber	70	12/20 – Only five points in last 26 games, age 35 with injuries
95	Drew Doughty	95	10/20 – Big drop reflects decline in many categories
96	Mathew Barzal	96	7/20 – Solid point totals assist heavy with light peripherals
97	Miro Heiskanen	97	9/20 – Postseason has served as breakout
98	Timo Meier	98	11/20 – Scoring, shots, and hits volume potential
99	Tyson Barrie	99	11/20 – Move to Edmonton helps value tremendously
100	Elvis Merzlikins	100	11/20 – Should prove to be the superior goalie for CBJ

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