Top 100 Roto Rankings: December 2024

Ian Gooding

2024-12-15

Some more updates for the Roto Rankings for December, including a few new players resulting from various injuries.  

The stat categories for the Roto Rankings are as follows: Goals, Assists, Special Teams Points, Shots on Goal, Hits, and Blocked Shots. These rankings are different from keeper rankings in that they don't extend beyond the current season. These rankings could even be used to determine relative trade value between two or more players listed.

For injuries, players that are on LTIR or are on extended IR absences will be moved out of the rankings into the Injured section. Players that are expected to return soon will be moved down the rankings accordingly.

For goalie rankings, please check out the Top 100 Keeper League Goaltender rankings for relative goalie values.

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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RankPlayerTeamPosLast MonthChangeComments
1Nathan MacKinnonCOLC10The new big dog
2Nikita KucherovTBLRW20
3Connor McDavidEDMC30Might only be a temporary drop
4Kirill KaprizovMINLW40
5Brady TkachukOTTLW50Multicategory beast
6Cale MakarCOLD60In a league of his own in d-man scoring
7Leon DraisaitlEDMC,LW92
8Jack HughesNJDC,LW102
9Mikko RantanenCOLC,RW112
10Jack EichelVGKC122Staying healthy and succeeding
11David PastrnakBOSRW8-3Affected by Bruins’ struggles
12Auston MatthewsTORC7-5Lukewarm start, then injury
13Roman JosiNSHD141
14Artemi PanarinNYRLW151
15Mitch MarnerTORRW161
16Sam ReinhartFLARW248Continuing torrid pace from last season
17Jake GuentzelTBLLW170
18Matthew TkachukFLALW,RW191Slowed a bit by injuries
19William NylanderTORLW,RW223
20Sidney CrosbyPITC233
21Tim StutzleOTTC,LW254
22Quinn HughesVAND264Offense too hard to ignore
23Martin NecasCARRW6239In scoring lead as of early December
24Filip ForsbergNSHLW13-11Affected by Nashville struggles
25J.T. MillerVANC,LW,RW20-5Returned from leave
26Jason RobertsonDALLW271Production not at level of high pick
27Adrian KempeLAKLW,RW281
28Elias PetterssonVANC,LW291Not generating points or shots
29Aleksander BarkovFLAC301
30Matt BoldyMINLW,RW311
31Jesper BrattNJDRW5019Climbing up scoring race
32Evan BouchardEDMD342Affected by scoring downturn in EDM
33Mika ZibanejadNYRC363
34Sebastian AhoCARC384
35Tage ThompsonBUFC394
36Brayden PointTBLC404
37Kyle ConnorWPGLW414Key reason for WPG’s early success
38Zach WerenskiCBJD6527Asserting as a top-scoring d-man
39Timo MeierNJDLW,RW423Scoring up, shots and SH% consistent
40Dylan LarkinDETC433
41John TavaresTORC,LW443
42Andrei SvechnikovCARLW,RW453
43Vincent TrocheckNYRC463
44Clayton KellerUTALW,RW473
45Cole CaufieldMTLLW,RW483
46Adam FoxNYRD32-14Scored first goal of season in December
47Moritz SeiderDETD492
48Victor HedmanTBLD513
49Travis KonecnyPHIRW534
50Nico HischierNJDC544Among NHL goal lead in early Nov
51Mackenzie WeegarCGYD554
52Nick SuzukiMTLC564
53Mark StoneVGKRW574Be cautious of injury history
54Tom WilsonWSHRW8531Back as a scorer and banger
55Drake BathersonOTTRW7419Having his best season
56Steven StamkosNSHC,LW35-21Slow start as a Predator
57Noah DobsonNYID581Zero goals yet, but still shooting
58Owen TippettPHILW,RW591Shots and goals down
59Morgan RiellyTORD601
60Kevin FialaLAKLW,RW611
61Mikhail SergachevUTAD632
62Josh MorrisseyWPGD642
63Michael MathesonMTLD663Points and blocked shots
64Zach HymanEDMLW,RW673A lot of zeros in October
65Nazem KadriCGYC683Slow-ish start to the season
66Robert ThomasSTLCNRReturn from injury
67Miro HeiskanenDALD692Long goal and point drought to start
68Carter VerhaegheFLALW724
69John CarlsonWSHD734
70Seth JarvisCARRW755
71Dougie HamiltonNJDD765
72Chris KreiderNYRLW52-20Battling both injury and trade rumors
73Ryan Nugent-HopkinsEDMC,LW774
74Charlie McAvoyBOSD784Ice cold thru first month of season
75Jordan KyrouSTLRW794
76Dylan GuentherUTARW804
77Mark ScheifeleWPGC9720Major part of Jets’ success
78Roope HintzDALC813
79Jared McCannSEAC,LW834Leading Seattle in scoring
80Brad MarchandBOSLW844
81Alex DeBrincatDETLW,RW865
82Bo HorvatNYIC875
83Josh NorrisOTTC885
84Alex TuchBUFRW895
85Sam BennettFLAC905
86Connor BedardCHIC21-65Sophomore struggles
87Elias LindholmBOSC914Slow out of the gate in Boston
88Jake SandersonOTTD924Strong start fueled by PP1
89Erik KarlssonPITD934
90Wyatt JohnstonDALC,RW944Slow start but low SH%
91Brandt ClarkeLAKD965Thriving with Doughty out
92Dylan StromeWSHC986Ovie’s new setup man
93Valeri NichushkinCOLLW,RW996Returning from Player Assistance Program
94Shea TheodoreVGKD1006Reader feedback – back on PP1
95Jake DeBruskVANLW,RWNRScoring goals after slow start
96Matvei MichkovPHIRWNR
97Macklin CelebriniSJCNR
98Lucas RaymondDETLW,RWNR
99Anze KopitarLAKCNROver a point per game at age 37
100Mikael GranlundSJC,LW,RWNR
OutJamie BennDALC,LW95 Reader feedback
Juraj SlafkovskyMTLLW,RW71 Just two goals as of mid-December
InjuredGabriel LandeskogCOLLWStill no expected return date
Mathew BarzalNYIC,RWLTIR (UBI) – returning
Boone JennerCBJCShoulder surgery, projected March return
Rasmus DahlinBUFD33IR (back spasms)
Nikolaj EhlersWPGRW82Lower-body, no timeline
Mats ZuccarelloMINRW70LTIR (lower body) – returning
Alex OvechkinWSHLW18Fibula – already begun skating
Joel Eriksson EkMINC37IR (LBI)

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