Now that we've played two months of this COVID-shortened season, extensive changes are in order for the Top 100 Roto Rankings. More specifically, 13 new players have been moved into the rankings due to strong play that is likely sustainable for the rest of the season. That means 13 other players have been removed due to injuries, declining production, or both.

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	Feb-21	Comments
1	Connor McDavid	1	3/21 – Scoring leader again, and by a significant margin
2	Leon Draisaitl	2	3/21 – Following McDavid again
3	Auston Matthews	3	2/21 – Making a run for 50 goals in shortened season!
4	Patrick Kane	7	3/21 – Shortlist challenger for scoring title
5	Artemi Panarin	6	3/21 – Back from leave of absence
6	David Pastrnak	9	2/21 – Back from late start and not skipping a beat
7	Brad Marchand	10	2/21 – No time missed after surgery
8	Mitchell Marner	8	2/21 – Piling up the points in the Canadian division
9	Nathan MacKinnon	4	3/21 – Slowed by various injuries
10	Andrei Vasilevskiy	13	3/21 – Easily fantasy hockey’s top goalie
11	Victor Hedman	14	2/21 – No dropoff even with absences of star scorers
12	Alex Ovechkin	5	3/21 – Well off his usual goal pace
13	Mark Scheifele	25	3/21 – Top-10 scorer into March
14	Jonathan Huberdeau	15	2/21 – On a hot streak for surprise Panthers
15	Sebastian Aho	19	2/21 – Good but not spectacular start
16	Sidney Crosby	17	3/21 – At a point-per-game pace
17	Andrei Svechnikov	23	2/21 – Producing as expected as multicat threat
18	Brayden Point	20	3/21 – Near point per game as expected
19	Jake Guentzel	26	2/21 – Heating up on Crosby line
20	John Tavares	24	2/21 – Only one goal in 5-on-5 as of 2/12
21	John Carlson	11	2/21 – Still producing at a near point per game
22	Aleksander Barkov	27	2/21 – Strong start for surprise Panthers team
23	Matthew Tkachuk	28	2/21 – In a real brother competition for bangers value
24	Brady Tkachuk	32	2/21 – Shots and hits are the reason that he’s this high
25	Dougie Hamilton	33	2/21 – Fills statsheet in many roto categories
26	Patrice Bergeron	34	2/21 – Was just fine without Pasta, now he’s back
27	Johnny Gaudreau	35	2/21 – Among goal-scoring leaders, potential rebound season
28	Max Pacioretty	45	3/21 – Fills roto in league’s most productive ES line
29	Mark Stone	46	3/21 – Better scorer than Patches, but not as strong roto-wise
30	Steven Stamkos	30	3/21 – Still point-per-game, but down in goals
31	Evgeni Malkin	31	2/21 – Bit of a slow start, but starting to come around
32	Connor Hellebuyck	21	3/21 – High-scoring North taking a toll?
33	Elias Pettersson	18	3/21 – Day-to-day becoming week-to-week
34	Blake Wheeler	36	2/21 – Offense still there, but +/- a concern
35	Mikko Rantanen	37	2/21 – High goal total in spite of lack of games
36	Philipp Grubauer	47	3/21 – Taking advantage of heavy workload
37	J.T. Miller	39	2/21 – Lots of multicat value even with minor scoring dropoff
38	Kyle Connor	40	2/21 – 38 goals in 2019-20 and entering 4th season
39	Quinn Hughes	49	2/21 – Could lead d-men in scoring, but +/- disaster
40	Marc-Andre Fleury	76	3/21 – Incredible bounceback, but will Lehner affect playing time?
41	Anze Kopitar	57	3/21 – Over a point-per-game, among assist leaders
42	Patrik Laine	29	3/21 – Production falling off, issues with Torts?
43	Morgan Rielly	56	1/21 – Possible bounce-back candidate with no Barrie
44	Jack Eichel	16	3/21 – 2 G this season, now out for foreseeable future
45	Kris Letang	52	2/21 – Off to slow start
46	Evander Kane	51	3/21 – Much higher in multicategory than pure scoring
47	Sean Couturier	84	3/21 – Back from injury
48	Torey Krug	58	2/21 – Similar value from Boston to St. Louis
49	Filip Forsberg	59	2/21 – Fast start includes 5-point game
50	Jeff Petry	66	3/21 – Still hot – at a near point-per-game pace
51	Alex DeBrincat	77	3/21 – Continuing at a point-per-game pace
52	Shea Theodore	65	2/21 – Point-per-game to start season
53	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	67	2/21 – Light peripherals, but lots of scoring
54	Gabriel Landeskog	54	3/21 – Getting back on track after COVID delay
55	Mika Zibanejad	38	3/21 – Recovering somewhat after ice-cold start
56	Tuukka Rask	22	3/21 – Ratios well down from last season
57	Jordan Binnington	42	3/21 – Can new contract help him rebound?
58	Cale Makar	43	3/21 – Currently on IR with upper-body injury
59	Tom Wilson	48	3/21 – Uh oh, a seven-game suspension
60	Frederik Andersen	60	2/21 – High volume again with Campbell injured
61	Elias Lindholm	68	2/21 – Strong all-around numbers again
62	Brock Boeser	69	2/21 – Goal-scoring leader at end of January
63	Ryan O’Reilly	75	3/21 – Near point per game numbers
64	Jacob Markstrom	70	2/21 – Well worth the contract so far
65	Semyon Varlamov	NR	3/21 – Vezina-caliber season, but injury history
66	Nikolaj Ehlers	NR	3/21 – Now just needs power-play time
67	Anton Khudobin	71	2/21 – Time as the starter hasn’t been all smooth
68	Igor Shesterkin	41	3/21 – Day-to-day at the time this is released
69	Mike Hoffman	64	3/21 – Power-play time an issue
70	Claude Giroux	73	2/21 – Only one goal before Flyers shut down
71	Neal Pionk	87	3/21 – Losing PP1 role hasn’t slowed him
72	Brent Burns	50	3/21 – Declining numbers, plus poor plus/minus
73	Brayden Schenn	78	2/21 – Scoring at a near point per game so far
74	David Perron	NR	3/21 – Under the radar, just keeps on scoring
75	Joe Pavelski	82	2/21 – Potential comeback player of the year
76	John Klingberg	NR	3/21 – The Stars dman to own, lots of games left
77	Tyson Barrie	91	3/21 – Great add for Edmonton power play
78	Kirill Kaprizov	NR	3/21 – Kirill is the real deal as a Calder contender
79	Drew Doughty	89	3/21 – Nice bounce-back season
80	Tyler Toffoli	NR	3/21 – Continuing to score goals
81	Darnell Nurse	NR	3/21 – Scoring and roto dominance difficult to ignore
82	Jonathan Marchessault	88	1/21 – Good peripherals, but lack of scoring recently
83	Mathew Barzal	90	2/21 – Continues to bring the offense
84	Ondrej Palat	NR	3/21 – Point per game, plus great PPP production
85	Carter Hart	55	3/21 – Ratios a disaster, but remember he’s only 22
86	Robin Lehner	53	3/21 – Once he returns, could push Fleury to timeshare
87	Taylor Hall	44	2/21 – Only two goals as of mid-March
88	Brendan Gallagher	86	2/21 – Still shooting a ton
89	Travis Konecny	81	3/21 – Slowed by COVID protocol
90	Kevin Fiala	95	2/21 – No assists before Wild shut down
91	Alex Pietrangelo	62	3/21 – Lukewarm start, slowed by COVID shutdown
92	Tristan Jarry	98	2/21 – Rough start for new Penguins #1
93	Carey Price	80	3/21 – Ratios still a concern
94	Keith Yandle	100	2/21 – Rumblings of role diminishing with Panthers
95	Vladimir Tarasenko	NR	3/21 – Keep an eye on now that he’s back
96	Logan Couture	NR	3/21 – Mainly for scoring – peripherals not great
97	Jakub Voracek	NR	3/21 – Mainly for scoring, and numbers assist-heavy
98	Dominik Kubalik	NR	3/21 – Proving rookie season was no fluke
99	Mikhail Sergachev	NR	3/21 – Highest PTS/GP production of career
100	Seth Jones	79	3/21 – Affected by CBJ slump

Out	Erik Karlsson	72	3/21 – Poor production plus injury
	Timo Meier	99	3/21 – Just two goals over first 17 games
	Dylan Larkin	85	3/21 – Ice cold for goals during February
	Zach Werenski	96	3/21 – Slow start plus trip to IR
	Evgeny Kuznetsov	83	3/21 – Slowed by injuries, only 2 goals at early March
	Rasmus Dahlin	97	3/21 – League-worst minus-16 at end of February
	Miro Heiskanen	92	3/21 – Better in real life than fantasy?
	Jamie Benn	94	3/21 – Simply not scoring enough to stay in top 100
	Shea Weber	93	3/21 – 3 points in 13 games from early Feb to early Mar
	Teuvo Teravainen	63	3/21 – Slow start and now on IR
	Darcy Kuemper	61	3/21 – Week to week, lower-body injury
	Roman Josi	12	3/21 – Week-to-week, upper-body injury
	Rasmus Ristolainen	74	2/21 – Started great roto-wise until Sabres shut down

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