Eric Maltais, who pens Croaks, from the Fantasy Frog, gives you his take on most of the players from a fantasy standpoint. Some may differ from what you find in the DobberHockey Fantasy Guide, but it’s good to have several viewpoints.

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Player	UFA	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	PIM	PP	SOG	Pct	TOI	PPTOI
Hagman, Niklas RW TOR		65	22	20	42	-5	4	13	168	13.1	17.09	2.35
Surpassed last year’s 41 points despite missing 17 games. I’m thinking he could actually score 30 goals.
Hainsey, Ron D ATL		81	6	33	39	-16	32	18	148	4.1	22.37	3.72
Similar numbers for three season now, count on him for 35 to 40 points.
Halpern, Jeff C TB		52	7	9	16	-13	32	4	60	11.7	17.02	2.15
Came back from a serious knee injury and was his usual low scoring self.
Hamhuis, Dan D NSH		82	3	23	26	-4	67	6	135	2.2	22.84	1.41
Fourth season in five years with 20 to 27 points.
Hamrlik, Roman D MON		81	6	27	33	5	62	3	143	4.2	21.91	1.55
Without much power play time, his production is limited.
Handzus, Michal C LA		82	18	24	42	-7	32	16	143	12.6	18.90	3.20
Salvaged a dreadful season with a solid month of March. His ceiling is 50 points.
Hansen, Jannik RW VAN		55	6	15	21	5	37	0	64	9.4	12.52	0.08
He’ll never be a great scorer, but could work his way up to 40 points eventually.
Hanzal, Martin C PHO		74	11	20	31	-4	40	2	97	11.3	16.36	0.81
Much like Mueller, didn’t have a very good sophomore season. He doesn’t have Mueller’s upside, but should also be much better next season.
Harrold, Peter D LA		69	4	8	12	-13	28	5	95	4.2	13.18	2.37
Harrold was expected to do what Quincey achieved.
Hartnell, Scott LW PHI		82	30	30	60	14	143	13	210	14.3	17.81	2.37
This is the kind of season we’ve been expecting for a while from Hartnell. It looks like he finally has arrived.
Havelid, Niclas D NJ	X	78	2	17	19	2	48	5	56	3.6	20.43	0.67
Gone are his 30-point days.
Havlat, Martin LW CHI	X	81	29	48	77	29	30	14	249	11.6	17.39	3.15
Reached career high in games played. Doubtful he’ll reach 70 games next season.
Heatley, Dany RW OTT		82	39	33	72	-11	88	26	258	15.1	20.11	4.09
Last year was considered an off year, let’s consider it the lowest level production you can expect from Heatley.
Hecht, Jochen LW BUF		70	12	15	27	-9	33	5	173	6.9	17.39	1.17
Another huge disappointment in Buffalo despite the low expectations. Don’t expect more than 40 points from Hecht next year.
Hedman, Victor D TB?		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.00	0.00
He’ll go to Tampa Bay if the Isles take Tavares. Often compared to Pronger and like him, Hedman could take 4 or 5 years to develop into an offensive force.
Hejda, Jan D CLB		82	3	18	21	23	38	0	66	4.5	22.38	0.22
His job is to prevent the opponents from scoring and he does it very well.
Hejduk, Milan RW COL		82	27	32	59	-19	16	19	211	12.8	19.93	3.84
Inconsistent throughout his career, he is settling into a 25-30 goal scorer.
Hemsky, Ales RW EDM		72	23	43	66	1	32	31	185	12.4	18.65	4.26
He has the talent to ascend to another level, 90 points, but needs a star player at his side to do it.
Hensick, T.J. C COL		61	4	17	21	-7	14	6	116	3.4	12.90	2.24
Doesn’t look like he’ll be fantasy worthy for a couple more years.
Higgins, Christopher C MON		57	12	11	23	-1	22	4	151	7.9	17.00	2.14
A season to forget for Higgins who’ll get back to the 25-goal range next season.
Hilbert, Andy C NYI	X	67	11	16	27	-3	22	4	167	6.6	16.15	1.02
A good checking line player who’ll be happy to reach 30 points.
Holmstrom, Tomas LW DET		53	14	23	37	18	38	12	75	18.7	15.27	3.29
Second straight injury filled season, only worth a flyer as a late round pick.
Horcoff, Shawn C EDM		80	17	36	53	7	39	21	178	9.6	21.36	3.76
After scoring 50 points in 53 games last year, it was expected he would get back to the 70-point range he achieved 3 years ago. He’s just too inconsistent to be drafted as anything more than a 50-point guy.
Horton, Nathan C FLA		67	22	23	45	-5	48	14	131	16.8	17.84	3.52
Once thought he’d score 35 to 40 goals on a regular basis. Now, I barely see him hitting 30 the next couple of years unless Frolik improves real fast. Suffered a huge drop in SOG this season.
Hossa, Marian RW DET	X	74	40	31	71	27	63	23	307	13	17.80	3.06
Whether he re-signs with the Wings or goes elsewhere, he’ll keep on producing. Odds are the Wings can’t re-sign him now that they’ve given Franzen a big contract.
Hudler, Jiri C DET		82	23	34	57	7	16	28	155	14.8	13.65	3.02
Lowest average ice time amongst top 180 scorers. He still has room for improvement with a larger role on a new team.
Hunter, Trent RW NYI		55	14	17	31	-8	41	10	154	9.1	16.38	3.51
With the team improving Hunter has a shot at repeating his 25-goal, 51-point rookie season in 2009-10.
Hunwick, Matt D BOS		53	6	21	27	15	31	8	58	10.3	16.98	1.55
He’s not as good as his points-per-game suggest.
Huselius, Kristian LW CLB		74	21	35	56	1	44	14	212	9.9	19.52	3.91
I’m not a Huselius fan, he’s too inconsistent so I’m not surprised by this kind of production and will never expect more from him.