Top 120 Keeper League Defensemen

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2024-07-06

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

But first, in just over three (3!) weeks from now, the 19th annual Fantasy Hockey Guide will be released. That’s right, I’ve earned your trust for 19 years. You can pre-order your digital copy here, or for another $5 you can get the Fantasy Prospects Report along with it (Value $14.99) here.

As always, players within +/-5.0 rating of each other should be considered equal value, and at that point become a matter of team needs (immediate help vs wait time, rebuilding vs. going for it, etc.) or personal preference.

Click on any player name to be taken to his player section, which we customized to best suit fantasy hockey

Def. RkPlayerTeamRatingJulyJuneChange
1Cale MakarCOL186.516160
2Quinn HughesVAN170.119190
3Evan BouchardEDM146.829290
4Roman JosiNSH131.941421
5Adam FoxNYR131.34241-1
6Rasmus DahlinBUF124.245472
7Noah DobsonNYI119.052520
8Josh MorrisseyWPG113.35756-1
9Victor HedmanTBL104.07371-2
10Erik KarlssonPIT103.97472-2
11Miro HeiskanenDAL96.681810
12Dougie HamiltonNJD84.5103102-1
13Moritz SeiderDET83.6106105-1
14Charlie McAvoyBOS83.5107106-1
15Morgan RiellyTOR81.7111109-2
16Vince DunnSEA76.8119114-5
17Shea TheodoreVGK72.9126123-3
18Mikhail SergachevUHC71.7129127-2
19Luke HughesNJD71.5131129-2
20Devon ToewsCOL70.8133131-2
21Thomas ChabotOTT70.213615014
22Zach WerenskiCBJ68.9142140-2
23Filip HronekVAN67.5150147-3
24Drew DoughtyLAK60.11631630
25Brandon MontourSEA58.3166160-6
26John CarlsonWAS56.21731730
27Pavel MintyukovANA54.2179177-2
28Noah HanifinVGK54.1180178-2
29Jakob ChychrunWAS54.0181175-6
30Aaron EkbladFLA52.3184182-2
31Bowen ByramBUF46.620223836
32Shayne GostisbehereCAR45.0205202-3
33Mike MathesonMON44.72072081
34Kris LetangPIT43.3210207-3
35Jake SandersonOTT41.7215212-3
36Thomas HarleyDAL40.6218215-3
37Rasmus AnderssonCGY39.3221219-2
38Brock FaberMIN38.42262337
39Simon NemecNJD37.6228225-3
40Kevin KorchinskiCHI37.4229226-3
41Sean DurziUHC35.42372425
42Brandt ClarkeLAK35.4238235-3
43Zayne ParekhCGY35.2240NR#####
44Alex PietrangeloVGK34.5243232-11
45Jamie DrysdalePHI33.4249245-4
46Artyom LevshunovCHI33.1251NR#####
47David JiricekCBJ32.6255248-7
48Owen PowerBUF30.7263259-4
49Brady SkjeiNSH29.4270265-5
50Mackenzie WeegarCGY29.1273270-3
51Seth JonesCHI28.9274273-1
52Lane HutsonMON27.82802800
53Samuel GirardCOL27.628232745
54Alexander NikishinCAR26.7289284-5
55Darnell NurseEDM26.3291287-4
56Denton MateychukCBJ25.7296295-1
57Travis SanheimPHI25.1304272-32
58Gustav ForslingFLA24.3308302-6
59Jordan SpenceLAK24.1309303-6
60Ivan ProvorovCBJ23.7314306-8
61Erik BrannstromCOL22.232635024
62Olen ZellwegerANA21.9328313-15
63Brent BurnsCAR21.2338322-16
64Scott PerunovichSTL21.0339323-16
65Rasmus SandinWAS20.1348335-13

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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Cam FowlerANA Simon EdvinssonDET
Hampus LindholmBOS Dante FabbroNSH
Jaccob SlavinCAR Alexander RomanovNYI
Ty SmithCAR Jacob TroubaNYR
Nils LundkvistDAL Torey KrugSTL
Mattias EkholmEDM Pierre-Olivier JosephSTL
Kaiden GuhleMON Darren RaddyshTBL
K’Andre MillerNYR J.J. MoserTBL
Cam YorkPHI Oliver Ekman-LarssonTOR
Henry ThrunSJS Timothy LiljegrenTOR
Justin FaulkSTL Tyson BarrieUFA
Juuso ValimakiUHC Nicolas HagueVGK
Neal PionkWPG   

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

Mason LohreiBOS Jackson LacombeANA
Henri JokiharjuBUF Scott MorrowCAR
Damon SeversonCBJ Alex VlasicCHI
Hunter BrzustewiczCGY Matt DumbaDAL
Mikey AndersonLAK Erik GustafssonDET
Vladislav GavrikovLAK Axel Sandin PellikkaDET
Justin BarronMON Philip BrobergEDM
John MarinoNJD Zeev BuiumMIN
Zac JonesNYR Braden SchneiderNYR
Emil AndraePHI Egor ZamulaPHI
Ryker EvansSEA Topi NiemelaTOR
Nick PerbixTBL John KlingbergUFA
Oliver KylingtonUFA Adam BoqvistUFA
Lukas CormierVGK Michael KesselringUHC
Ville HeinolaWPG Dmitri SimashevUHC

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Jan 22 - 19:01 N.J vs BOS
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Jan 22 - 21:01 COL vs WPG
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Starting Goalies

Top Skater Views

  Players Team
DARREN RADDYSH T.B
LANE HUTSON MTL
MIKE LUNDIN
KAAPO KAKKO SEA
PAVEL DOROFEYEV VGK

Top Goalie Profile Views

  Players Team
JAKE OETTINGER DAL
LOGAN THOMPSON WSH
LEEVI MERILAINEN OTT
IGOR SHESTERKIN NYR
SAM MONTEMBEAULT MTL

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