Top 100 Roto Rankings: May 2021

Ian Gooding

2021-05-15

At the time these rankings are posted, a few North Division teams will not have completed their season yet. However, the playoffs will be about to start for other teams. So consider these adjusted rankings for the end of the 2020-21 season. These rankings will be updated further throughout the summer as free agent signings and trades occur so they can eventually be used for 2021-22 drafts.     

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%. These rankings are for what's left of the 2020-21 season (playoffs not included) and are different from keeper rankings.

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.

RankNameApr-21ChangeComments
1Connor McDavid105/21 – In a league of his own points-wise
2Leon Draisaitl203/21 – Following McDavid again
3Auston Matthews304/21 – Runaway leader for Rocket Richard
4Nathan MacKinnon404/21 – Leading a dominant Avalanche team
5Brad Marchand725/21 – First season of 1.3 PTS/GP
6Mikko Rantanen1375/21 – Colorado COVID shutdowns haven’t stopped him
7Patrick Kane5-25/21 – At near 100-point pace again
8Mitchell Marner802/21 – Piling up the points in the Canadian division
9Andrei Vasilevskiy903/21 – Easily fantasy hockey’s top goalie
10Sidney Crosby1445/21 – Over a point-per-game pace
11Aleksander Barkov1545/21 – 13 PTS in 10 GP to finish season
12Sebastian Aho1755/21 – Point-per-game pace for three seasons
13Jonathan Huberdeau1854/21 – 19 PTS in 13 GP to finish season
14Alex Ovechkin12-25/21 – Injured for part of 4th quarter
15Victor Hedman10-55/21 – Struggled down the stretch with lower-body issue
16Dougie Hamilton2154/21 – Continuing to fill roto categories
17David Pastrnak11-65/21 – Production very good but not great in 2021
18Jake Guentzel2025/21 – Point-per-game pace on Crosby line
19Brady Tkachuk2345/21 – Top of the league in shots and hits again
20Gabriel Landeskog2444/21 – One of league’s hottest scorers with Avs flying high
21Patrice Bergeron2542/21 – Was just fine without Pasta, now he’s back
22Max Pacioretty2643/21 – Fills roto in league’s most productive ES line
23Adam Fox44215/21 – Highest-scoring d-man when his season ended
24Kris Letang3065/21 – Moved into top 5 of scoring among d-men
25Mark Scheifele16-95/21 – Consistent point-per-game, but peripheral light
26Mark Stone3155/21 – Even though assist-heavy, still reached 21 G
27John Tavares2704/21 – A bit off usual point pace
28John Carlson2805/21 – Derailed by injuries in 4th quarter
29Mika Zibanejad49205/21 – Major bounceback after weak first half
30Philipp Grubauer3995/21 – Undisputed starter for Cup favorite
31Cale Makar3874/21 – Point-per-game player over entire season
32Matthew Tkachuk22-105/21 – Did not meet expectations, similar to many Flames
33Andrei Svechnikov3304/21 – Offense down a bit, still strong roto-wise
34Brayden Point19-155/21 – Scoring there, but peripherals a bit light
35Marc-Andre Fleury3505/21 – Sharing time, but still effective
36Evander Kane4045/21 – Highest career PTS/GP, plus hits and shots
37Alex DeBrincat4365/21 – Bounce-back season turned into career best
38Tyson Barrie68305/21 – Leading scorer among blueliners
39Jeff Petry4235/21 – Top-10 scoring d-man fills all categories
40Shea Theodore4555/21 – 1 PT in final 8 GP of season
41Semyon Varlamov54133/21 – Vezina-caliber season, league leader in SO
42Anze Kopitar36-65/21 – Slid in final quarter (7 PTS in 15 GP)
43Morgan Rielly37-64/21 – Having a bounce-back season
44Kyle Connor34-105/21 – 7-game point drought late Apr/early May
45Sean Couturier41-45/21 – Near PT/G numbers, although not as many GP
46Johnny Gaudreau4714/21 – Separating from Monahan might help rebound
47Connor Hellebuyck29-185/21 – Numbers slightly down from last season
48Elias Lindholm5242/21 – Strong all-around numbers again
49Ryan O’Reilly5343/21 – Near point per game numbers
50Roman JosiNR5/21 – Return from injury, obvious April omission
51Darnell Nurse72215/21 – No, not ignoring him – this is a fair ranking
52Kirill Kaprizov6193/21 – Kirill is the real deal as a Calder contender
53Joe Pavelski63105/21 – Possible comeback player of the year
54Tuukka Rask5955/21 – Outstanding in 4th quarter
55Juuse Saros85305/21 – Top-tier option in second half
56David Perron67115/21 – Finishes with over a point per game
57J.T. Miller50-75/21 – Fallen off point-per-game pace of 2019-20
58Neal Pionk6245/21 – Able to maintain spot based on high hits total
59Evgeni MalkinNR5/21 – Back from injury, placement based on PTS/GP
60Brock Boeser6444/21 – Will COVID shutdown slow him down?
61Quinn Hughes46-155/21 – Poor plus/minus and lack of non-scoring peripherals
62Torey Krug56-65/21 – Just two goals all season
63Ryan Nugent-Hopkins48-155/21 – Weaker second-half numbers
64Tom Wilson51-135/21 – Highest PTS/GP average, but hits total down
65Igor Shesterkin57-85/21 – Good season, but not Calder worthy
66Filip ForsbergNR5/21 – Back from injury
67Alex Nedeljkovic97305/21 – All that held him back was timeshare situation
68Ondrej Palat7463/21 – Point per game, plus great PPP production
69Jonathan Marchessault7893/21 – Shot total a major part of his value
70Blake Wheeler7115/21 – Finishing a down season strong
71Vincent Trocheck91205/21 – Near PT/G numbers, but is it sustainable?
72Jakob Chychrun92205/21 – Led all defensemen in goals
73Bryan Rust83104/21 – Top-line option for Pens finally makes top 100
74Mathew Barzal73-15/21 – Easily the best offensive option on the Isles
75Taylor Hall87125/21 – 14 PTS in 16 GP as a Bruin
76Tyler Toffoli8045/21 – Top-10 goal scorer in 1st season with Habs
77Drew Doughty70-75/21 – Just 3 PTS in last 15 GP
78Brent Burns66-125/21 – Value sinking as a roto option
79John Klingberg69-105/21 – Improved point pace, but well into minuses
80Robin Lehner77-35/21 – Timesharing with Fleury leads to Jennings Trophy
81Kevin Fiala79-25/21 – Nearly matched last season’s PTS/GP
82Jack Campbell8424/21 – The win streak, that’s all that needs to be said
83Martin Necas93104/21 – The breakout has arrived
84Petr Mrazek96124/21 – Spectacular numbers when available
85Mike SmithNR5/21 – Maybe the biggest fantasy surprise in net
86Seth Jones8603/21 – Affected by CBJ slump
87Jason Robertson98114/21 – Point-per-game player since mid-March
88Jordan Binnington58-305/21 – Ratios similar to last season but fewer wins
89Claude Giroux60-294/21 – Slumped considerably in April
90Mikhail Sergachev88-23/21 – Highest PTS/GP production of career
91Dominik Kubalik89-23/21 – Proving rookie season was no fluke
92Cam TalbotNR 5/21 – Backstopping a strong Wild team
93Roope HintzNR 5/21 – Point-per-game player when he’s in lineup
94Mackenzie WeegarNR 5/21 – All-around contributor minus PPP
95Devon Toews9944/21 – Value has jumped with move to Colorado
96Brayden Schenn76-205/21 – 10 PTS in 27 GP in 2nd half
97Jacob Markstrom82-154/21 – Struggles as the Flames have
98Ryan StromeNR 5/21 – Proving worth even without Panarin
99Pavel BuchnevichNR 5/21 – The breakout is here
100David KrejciNR 5/21 – Hall trade helped – 21 PTS in last 16 GP
OutVladimir Tarasenko815/21 – Just 3 goals in first 20 GP
Nikolaj Ehlers555/21 – Unfortunate injury after fantastic season
Patrik Laine755/21 – “Get Laine off the Roto Rankings” – yep, it’s time
Steven Stamkos325/21 – Injuries again
Zach Hyman945/21 – Out with knee injury
Artemi Panarin65/21 – Out after Tom Wilson incident
Anton Khudobin655/21 – .905 SV% and negative GSAA
Travis Konecny955/21 – Bust candidate because of regression
Jakub Voracek1005/21 – Weak in goals and plus-minus
Logan Couture905/21 – 9 PTS in last 28 GP

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