Top 120 Keeper League Defensemen

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2023-06-05

Here are the top 120 defensemen to own in your points-only dynasty leagues – June edition!

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As always, players ranked within +/-5.0 rating points of each other (ahem – Erik Karlsson bashers pay attention!) should be considered equal value, and at that point become a matter of your keeper team’s needs (immediate help vs long-term upside) or personal preference.

Def RkPlayerTeamRatingJuneMayChange
1Cale MakarCOL174.615161
2Erik KarlssonSJS139.035350
3Rasmus DahlinBUF138.136371
4Adam FoxNYR134.23836-2
5Quinn HughesVAN125.242431
6Roman JosiNSH117.455550
7Josh MorrisseyWPG113.463630
8Dougie HamiltonNJD111.264651
9Miro HeiskanenDAL110.266660
10Brandon MontourFLA101.379812
11Evan BouchardEDM93.888935
12Mikhail SergachevTBL92.09391-2
13Shea TheodoreVGK90.895983
14Thomas ChabotOTT89.8971014
15Victor HedmanTBL88.99996-3
16Moritz SeiderDET88.91001066
17Morgan RiellyTOR88.0105104-1
18Charlie McAvoyBOS84.51091112
19Vince DunnSEA80.91191190
20Devon ToewsCOL80.8120118-2
21John CarlsonWAS79.8121120-1
22Aaron EkbladFLA77.21281280
23Zach WerenskiCBJ70.11411443
24Noah DobsonNYI68.91461471
25Jakob ChychrunOTT66.91471514
26Tony DeAngeloPHI64.8156155-1
27Drew DoughtyLAK60.5171169-2
28Rasmus AnderssonCGY56.91791823
29Bowen ByramCOL52.61851894
30Brent BurnsCAR50.6193187-6
31Calen AddisonMIN48.919520611
32Darnell NurseEDM48.8196195-1
33Kris LetangPIT47.1201194-7
34Shayne GostisbehereCAR43.6215213-2
35Alex PietrangeloVGK42.9217214-3
36Samuel GirardCOL42.2219217-2
37Hampus LindholmBOS40.8224219-5
38Seth JonesCHI39.622924213
39Sean DurziLAK39.1231227-4
40Noah HanifinCGY38.12352383
41Owen PowerBUF37.82382391
42Filip HronekVAN37.5239233-6
43Jamie DrysdaleANA36.524326926
44Tyson BarrieNSH36.0245235-10
45Juuso ValimakiARI35.2249247-2
46Luke HughesNJD33.5259418159
47Adam BoqvistCBJ32.52632663
48Ivan ProvorovPHI31.7265259-6
49Gustav ForslingFLA31.5267260-7
50K’Andre MillerNYR30.6271254-17
51Rasmus SandinWAS28.22742817
52Justin FaulkSTL27.7280275-5
53Neal PionkWPG27.5281279-2
54John KlingbergUFA26.8288272-16
55Alexander NikishinCAR26.8289423134
56Ty SmithPIT25.42973025
57Jaccob SlavinCAR25.1299294-5
58Damon SeversonUFA24.4302287-15
59Brandt ClarkeLAK24.2304435131
60Jacob TroubaNYR23.1312282-30
61Lane HutsonMON22.5319NRNEW
62David JiricekCBJ22.2324318-6
63Scott PerunovichSTL21.9327320-7
64Kevin KorchinskiCHI21.8328562234
65Denton MateychukCBJ21.3330521191

The Next Group (gap between 66 and 90 is same as gap between 17 and 20 – i.e. they are pretty equal)

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Simon NemecNJDJordan SpenceLAK
Cam FowlerANA Matt GrzelcykBOS
Olen ZellwegerANAHenri JokiharjuBUF
Janis MoserARI Jacob BrysonBUF
Mackenzie WeegarCGYBrady SkjeiCAR
Nils LundkvistDAL Simon EdvinssonDET
Mattias EkholmEDM Vladislav GavrikovLAK
Kaiden GuhleMONJared SpurgeonMIN
Mike MathesonMONAlexander RomanovNYI
Jake SandersonOTT Erik BrannstromOTT
Cam YorkPHITorey KrugSTL
Pierre-Olivier JosephPIT Dmitry OrlovUFA
Erik GustafssonUFA

Vets who can chip in, injury risks, prospects with varying degrees of upside and wait time, other defensemen with lower upside and expectations but can chip in at times

Dante FabbroNSHRyan PulockNYI
Pavel MintyukovANAScott MorrowCAR
Victor SoderstromARINick BlankenburgCBJ
Brett PesceCARCorson CeulemansCBJ
Jake BeanCBJOliver KylingtonCGY
Thomas HarleyDALIan MitchellCHI
Josh MahuraFLAPhilip BrobergEDM
Braden SchneiderNYRJustin BarronMON
Emil AndraePHIMattias NorlinderMON
Henry ThrunSJSAlexandre CarrierNSH
Timothy LiljegrenTORJustin SchultzSEA
Ryan GravesUFAColton ParaykoSTL
Oliver Ekman-LarssonVANNick PerbixTBL
Lukas CormierVGKMatt DumbaUFA
Nicolas HagueVGKVille HeinolaWPG

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