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
MacArthur, Clarke LW BUF		71	17	14	31	-4	56	10	108	15.7	13.83	1.75
Didn’t do much after the new year with one goal and six points from January 1st until March 7. He did score five goals in the last eight games so that’s a positive sign.
Madden, John C NJ	X	76	7	16	23	-7	26	0	132	5.3	16.42	0.15
The worst season of his nine year career, he should get back to 30 points next season.
Mair, Adam RW BUF		75	8	11	19	4	95	0	75	10.7	10.58	0.17
His career high is 20 points, enough said.
Malhotra, Manny C CLB	X	77	11	24	35	9	28	6	116	9.5	18.01	1.08
Reached a career high point production.
Malkin, Evgeni C PIT		82	35	78	113	17	80	41	290	12.1	22.51	5.56
Will challenge for the scoring title for at least the next 7 years.
Malone, Ryan LW TB		70	26	19	45	4	98	11	124	21	17.75	3.27
I wasn’t a believer, but Malone earned my respect with a season very similar to last year.
Mara, Paul D NYR	X	76	5	16	21	2	94	11	102	4.9	18.96	2.66
Forget about his 40-point days, he simply a 20-25 point guy now.
Marchant, Todd C ANA	X	72	5	13	18	-2	34	1	101	5	14.53	0.39
He has become a one dimensional player and that dimension ain’t offense.
Markov, Andrei D MON		78	12	52	64	-2	36	39	165	7.3	24.63	5.16
Might be the second best offensive defenseman in the NHL after Mike Green.
Marleau, Patrick C SJ		76	38	33	71	16	18	18	251	15.1	21.35	3.91
Posted a career high 38 goals and averaged almost a point per game despite scoring only five goals and eight points in his last 20 games. I don’t expect him to score as many goals again, but 60 to 70 points sounds right.
Martin, Paul D NJ		73	5	28	33	21	36	18	107	4.7	24.37	3.34
Clearly won’t become more than a 35-point producer.
Mayers, Jamal RW TOR		71	7	9	16	-7	82	1	72	9.7	10.54	0.16
Not hired for his offense, but 25 points are expected.
McAmmond, Dean LW NYI	X	62	5	11	16	7	24	0	59	8.5	11.27	0.07
A role player who’ll be lucky to be ever each 30 points again.
McCabe, Bryan D FLA		69	15	24	39	-1	41	19	153	9.8	23.15	4.73
If Bouwmeester leaves Florida, McCabe will play an even larger role next season.
McClement, Jay C STL		82	12	14	26	-10	29	0	137	8.8	16.60	0.18
Does a good job as a defensive specialist, but you can’t expect more than 30 points.
McCormick, Cody C COL		55	1	11	12	-5	92	0	66	1.5	9.60	0.10
He’ll spend his entire career between the NHL and the AHL.
McDonald, Andy C STL		46	15	29	44	-13	24	19	128	11.7	19.08	3.91
Proved he could perform without Selanne.
McLean, Brett C FLA		80	7	12	19	-11	29	1	114	6.1	12.43	0.80
Extremely disappointing since he has the talent to score 40 points.
McLeod, Cody LW COL		79	15	5	20	-11	162	0	118	12.7	11.58	0.39
15 goals from a guy with 150 penalty minutes, not bad at all.
Meszaros, Andrej D TB		52	2	14	16	-4	36	5	87	2.3	24.19	2.57
What a huge bust! Was totally miscast as the leader on defense.
Methot, Marc D CLB		66	4	13	17	7	55	0	58	6.9	17.95	0.15
Will never score a lot.
Metropolit, Glen RW MON		76	6	11	17	-6	28	1	82	7.3	12.60	0.18
Seventh NHL team and he’s probably not done yet.
Michalek, Milan RW SJ		77	23	34	57	11	52	19	179	12.8	18.45	2.69
Three straight season of 23 to 26 goals and 55 to 66 points, you know what you’ll be getting.
Michalek, Zbynek D PHO		82	6	21	27	-13	28	0	106	5.7	22.71	0.66
Was his usual self following an off season last year.
Miettinen, Antti LW MIN		82	15	29	44	-1	32	13	186	8.1	18.28	2.49
He scored 19 points in the first 22 games, 3 in the last 19. I don’t see him ever scoring 50 points.
Mitchell, John C TOR		76	12	17	29	-16	33	6	98	12.2	13.80	1.04
Did as well as Kulemin, but doesn’t have his upside.
Mitchell, Willie D VAN		82	3	20	23	29	59	0	88	3.4	22.92	0.23
Career high point production, he’s usually good for only 10 to 15 points.
Modano, Mike C DAL		80	15	31	46	-13	46	18	197	7.6	18.30	3.70
I don’t think we’ll see Modano hit 50 points again.
Modin, Fredrik LW CLB		50	9	16	25	2	28	7	113	8	16.88	2.88
Modin is nothing more than a 40-point player anymore.
Moen, Travis LW SJ	X	82	7	9	16	-18	91	0	101	6.9	14.99	0.18
See Mike Grier.
Moller, Oscar C LA		40	7	8	15	-3	16	9	81	8.6	13.37	2.87
An eventful year for Moller with the World Juniors, a fractured clavicle and a slew of games from the stands in the last month. Expect a big improvement next season.
Montador, Steve D BOS	X	78	4	17	21	17	143	1	117	3.4	16.16	1.05
Nice enough production for a defenseman with over 100 penalty minutes.
Moore, Dominic C BUF	X	81	13	32	45	-2	92	9	165	7.9	16.83	1.64
Hearing is name mentioned so often at the trade deadline you’d have thought we were talking about a top line center.
Moreau, Ethan LW EDM		77	14	12	26	0	133	0	159	8.8	15.36	0.21
Nice comeback after missing most of the last two seasons to injuries. Don’t forget about him in deep roto leagues that value PIMs and shots on goal.
Morris, Derek D NYR	X	75	5	15	20	-10	40	5	120	4.2	20.89	2.31
Is now a 20-25 point player.
Morrison, Brendan C DAL	X	81	16	15	31	3	32	7	111	14.4	14.21	2.22
Was awful in Anaheim, but was his usual self in Dallas. Value will be tied to his role next season, but I’m not counting on him for 50 points.
Morrisonn, Shaone D WAS		72	3	10	13	4	77	0	50	6	18.00	0.05
This is what he produces year in and year out.
Morrow, Brenden LW DAL		18	5	10	15	-4	49	5	52	9.6	21.35	4.96
He’ll be back to his old self, I’m not worried.
Moss, David LW CGY		81	20	19	39	-5	22	11	194	10.3	13.60	1.84
I thought he could deliver this kind of production last year, but better late than never.
Mottau, Mike D NJ		80	1	14	15	24	35	1	71	1.4	17.78	0.75
It will be an achievement if he ever reaches 20 points.
Mueller, Peter C PHO		72	13	23	36	-7	24	11	138	9.4	16.08	3.40
Huge step back from the 22 goals and 54 points he produced as a rookie. Chalk it up to the sophomore jinx and expect 60 points next season.
Murphy, Cory D TB	X	32	5	11	16	-4	14	10	55	9.1	17.96	4.09
Had 15 points in 25 games in Tampa Bay before an injury cut short his season. The Lightning desperately need a power play quarterback so he could be a very nice sleeper for 2009-10 if he re-signs.

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