Top 100 Roto Rankings: July 2021

Ian Gooding

2021-07-15

The Stanley Cup playoffs are finally complete on a season that was like no other. A flat cap and the Seattle expansion draft are two factors that will drive what could be a very busy offseason of trades and free agent signings, which could result in many further changes to these rankings in August and September.

You could use these rankings if you somehow have a draft tomorrow or want to get an early start on evaluating players, but these rankings are hardly final. Expect these rankings to 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 preliminary rankings for 2021-22 single-season drafts 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.

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RankNameJune-21ChangeComments
1Connor McDavid105/21 – In a league of his own points-wise
2Nathan MacKinnon424/21 – Leading a dominant Avalanche team
3Nikita Kucherov527/21 – Playoff run reminds us he is among elite
4Leon Draisaitl2-23/21 – Following McDavid again
5Auston Matthews3-24/21 – Runaway leader for Rocket Richard
6Brad Marchand605/21 – First season of 1.3 PTS/GP
7Mikko Rantanen705/21 – Colorado COVID shutdowns haven’t stopped him
8Artemi Panarin806/21 – A top-10 player before Wilson incident
9Andrei Vasilevskiy1127/21 – Conn Smythe Trophy win – fantasy’s best goalie
10David Pastrnak1887/21 – Look for bounceback after injury-shortened 2020-21
11Patrick Kane9-25/21 – At near 100-point pace again
12Mitchell Marner10-22/21 – Piling up the points in the Canadian division
13Sidney Crosby12-15/21 – Over a point-per-game pace
14Aleksander Barkov13-15/21 – 13 PTS in 10 GP to finish season
15Sebastian Aho14-15/21 – Point-per-game pace for three seasons
16Jonathan Huberdeau15-15/21 – 19 PTS in 13 GP to finish season
17Alex Ovechkin16-15/21 – Injured for part of 4th quarter
18Cale Makar33157/21 – Maybe next season’s top-scoring defenseman?
19Jake Guentzel1905/21 – Point-per-game pace on Crosby line
20Brady Tkachuk2005/21 – Top of the league in shots and hits again
21Brayden Point36157/21 – Return of Kucherov will help next season
22Dougie Hamilton21-16/21 – Permission granted to talk to other teams
23Victor Hedman17-67/21 – Offseason surgery, but won’t be “Kucheroved”
24Patrice Bergeron23-12/21 – Was just fine without Pasta, now he’s back
25Max Pacioretty24-13/21 – Fills roto in league’s most productive ES line
26Adam Fox25-15/21 – Highest-scoring d-man when his season ended
27Mika Zibanejad3147/21 – 2020-21 first half should just be an aberration
28Gabriel Landeskog22-67/21 – Reportedly “not even close” to signing with Avs
29Kris Letang26-35/21 – Moved into top 5 of scoring among d-men
30Mark Scheifele27-35/21 – Consistent point-per-game, but peripheral light
31Mark Stone28-35/21 – Even though assist-heavy, still reached 21 G
32John Tavares29-34/21 – A bit off usual point pace
33John Carlson30-35/21 – Derailed by injuries in 4th quarter
34Philipp Grubauer32-25/21 – Undisputed starter for Cup favorite
35Kirill Kaprizov57227/21 – Could take another step forward in 2nd season
36Matthew Tkachuk34-25/21 – Did not meet expectations, similar to many Flames
37Andrei Svechnikov35-24/21 – Offense down a bit, still strong roto-wise
38Marc-Andre Fleury37-15/21 – Sharing time, but still effective
39Elias Pettersson38-16/21 – Wrist should be okay for next season
40Jack Eichel39-16/21 – Value up in the air with possible trade
41Evander Kane40-15/21 – Highest career PTS/GP, plus hits and shots
42Alex DeBrincat41-15/21 – Bounce-back season turned into career best
43Tyson Barrie42-15/21 – Leading scorer among blueliners
44Steven Stamkos43-16/21 – Appears to be healthy in the playoffs
45Jeff Petry44-15/21 – Top-10 scoring d-man fills all categories
46Shea Theodore45-15/21 – 1 PT in final 8 GP of season
47Semyon Varlamov46-13/21 – Vezina-caliber season, league leader in SO
48Anze Kopitar47-15/21 – Slid in final quarter (7 PTS in 15 GP)
49Morgan Rielly48-14/21 – Having a bounce-back season
50Kyle Connor49-15/21 – 7-game point drought late Apr/early May
51Sean Couturier50-15/21 – Near PT/G numbers, although not as many GP
52Johnny Gaudreau51-14/21 – Separating from Monahan might help rebound
53Connor Hellebuyck52-15/21 – Numbers slightly down from last season
54Elias Lindholm53-12/21 – Strong all-around numbers again
55Ryan O’Reilly54-13/21 – Near point per game numbers
56Roman Josi55-15/21 – Return from injury, obvious April omission
57Darnell Nurse56-15/21 – No, not ignoring him – this is a fair ranking
58Joe Pavelski5805/21 – Possible comeback player of the year
59Juuse Saros5905/21 – Top-tier option in second half
60Nikolaj Ehlers6006/21 – Returned for the playoffs after career year
61David Perron6105/21 – Finishes with over a point per game
62J.T. Miller6205/21 – Fallen off point-per-game pace of 2019-20
63Neal Pionk6305/21 – Able to maintain spot based on high hits total
64Brock Boeser6404/21 – Will COVID shutdown slow him down?
65Quinn Hughes6505/21 – Poor plus/minus and lack of non-scoring peripherals
66Torey Krug6605/21 – Just two goals all season
67Ryan Nugent-Hopkins6705/21 – Weaker second-half numbers
68Tom Wilson6805/21 – Highest PTS/GP average, but hits total down
69Igor Shesterkin6905/21 – Good season, but not Calder worthy
70Filip Forsberg7005/21 – Back from injury
71Alex Nedeljkovic7105/21 – All that held him back was timeshare situation
72Evgeni Malkin7206/21 – Offseason surgery, timeline uncertain
73Ondrej Palat7303/21 – Point per game, plus great PPP production
74Jonathan Marchessault7403/21 – Shot total a major part of his value
75Blake Wheeler7505/21 – Finishing a down season strong
76Vincent Trocheck7605/21 – Near PT/G numbers, but is it sustainable?
77Jakob Chychrun7705/21 – Led all defensemen in goals
78Bryan Rust7804/21 – Top-line option for Pens finally makes top 100
79Mathew Barzal7905/21 – Easily the best offensive option on the Isles
80Tyler Toffoli8115/21 – Top-10 goal scorer in 1st season with Habs
81Drew Doughty8215/21 – Just 3 PTS in last 15 GP
82Brent Burns8315/21 – Value as a roto option sinking
83John Klingberg8415/21 – Improved point pace, but well into minuses
84Carey Price100167/21 – Can playoff success translate to regular season?
85Robin Lehner8505/21 – Timesharing with Fleury leads to Jennings Trophy
86Kevin Fiala8605/21 – Nearly matched last season’s PTS/GP
87Jack Campbell8704/21 – The win streak, that’s all that needs to be said
88Taylor Hall80-87/21 – Uncertainty about where he will sign
89Martin Necas88-14/21 – The breakout has arrived
90Petr Mrazek89-14/21 – Spectacular numbers when available
91Mike Smith90-15/21 – Maybe the biggest fantasy surprise in net
92Jason Robertson9204/21 – Point-per-game player since mid-March
93Jordan Binnington9305/21 – Ratios similar to last season but fewer wins
94Claude Giroux9404/21 – Slumped considerably in April
95Roope Hintz9835/21 – Point-per-game player when he’s in lineup
96Pavel Buchnevich9935/21 – The breakout is here
97Nick SuzukiNR7/21 – Strong playoffs could up his value
98Mikhail Sergachev95-33/21 – Highest PTS/GP production of career
99Dominik Kubalik96-33/21 – Proving rookie season was no fluke
100Cam Talbot97-35/21 – Backstopping a strong Wild team
OutSeth Jones91-17/21 – What will trade do to his value?
Wait listCole Caufield7/21 – Primed for a super rookie year
Vladimir Tarasenko7/21 – Could a trade help his value?
Spencer Knight7/21 – Already ready to take starting role?
Sam Bennett7/21 – Is he the real deal in FLA?
Aaron Ekblad7/21 – Don’t forget about him after injury
Charlie McAvoy7/21 – Could be in for big year if he is on PP1

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