With the Stanley Cup Final now very close, we've had a chance to learn more about many players. Some of which deserve a bump in value, some of which need to be bumped down the rankings.

Here are the Roto Rankings adjusted for September. Normally this is the month in which many drafts are taking place, but fantasy owners will need to wait just a little longer to happen. At least we have more time to think about our rankings. They're far from complete for the 2020-21 season, as free agent signings and trades will also need to be factored in.

Keep in mind that these are single-season rankings for a head-to-head or rotisserie league using the following settings: G, A, +/-, PPP, SOG, HIT, W, GAA, SV%.

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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Rank	Name	Aug-20	Comments
1	David Pastrnak	1	6/20 – Only COVID19 could stop him from reaching 50 goals
2	Leon Draisaitl	2	3/20 – Plus/minus might be all that keeps him from #1?
3	Nathan MacKinnon	4	9/20 – Even better postseason than regular season
4	Connor McDavid	3	6/20 – Only teammate Draisaitl finished with more points
5	Nikita Kucherov	5	6/20 – 36 PTS over last 24 GP
6	Alex Ovechkin	6	6/20 – Co-Rocket Richard winner not slowing down
7	Auston Matthews	7	6/20 – Only 1 G behind the Rocket Richard leaders
8	Brad Marchand	8	2/20 – Along for ride with huge year from Pastrnak
9	Patrick Kane	9	3/20 – Was on pace for nearly 100 points again
10	John Carlson	10	6/20 – Production more realistic after amazing Q1
11	Artemi Panarin	11	6/20 – Tied for 3rd in points, but some peripherals light
12	Roman Josi	12	6/20 – Carried the Preds in scoring as a d-man
13	Jack Eichel	13	3/20 – Extended slump, worries about playing through injury
14	Mika Zibanejad	14	3/20 – Scoring at a goal-per-game pace in Feb/Mar
15	Sidney Crosby	15	6/20 – PTS/GP-wise, he still belongs here
16	Sebastian Aho	16	8/20 – On fire since return to play
17	Jonathan Huberdeau	18	6/20 – Finished the season cold (1 PT in last 6 GP)
18	Andrei Vasilevskiy	19	2/20 – Back in the Vezina conversation
19	Evgeni Malkin	20	6/20 – Only 5 players had higher PTS/GP than Malkin (1.35)
20	Victor Hedman	21	5/20 – Only behind Carlson and Josi in scoring among d-men
21	Elias Pettersson	23	6/20 – Equalled last year’s points (66) in 3 fewer GP
22	Brayden Point	30	9/20 – Showing elite play during postseason
23	Tuukka Rask	17	9/20 – Could end up in a 50/50 split next season
24	Steven Stamkos	22	9/20 – Band-Aid Boy risk during postseason
25	Mitchell Marner	24	6/20 – Over a point per game over last 2 seasons
26	Patrik Laine	25	3/20 – You’ve been rewarded if you took a chance
27	Patrice Bergeron	26	6/20 – Second-half production slowed (20 PTS in 27 GP)
28	John Tavares	27	6/20 – Under 1 PT/GP for first time in 3 seasons
29	Mark Scheifele	28	6/20 – A point-per-game option for 4 consecutive seasons
30	Matthew Tkachuk	29	6/20 – 23 PTS in last 20 GP, but scoring still down from ’18-19
31	Aleksander Barkov	31	6/20 – Finished the season cold (0 PTS in last 6 GP)
32	Connor Hellebuyck	32	6/20 – Should receive strong Vezina Trophy consideration
33	Jake Guentzel	33	8/20 – Over a point-per-game scorer in 39 GP
34	Mikko Rantanen	34	8/20 – Over a point per game in the last three seasons
35	Blake Wheeler	35	6/20 – Not declining yet? 22 PTS in last 19 GP
36	Evander Kane	37	6/20 – Solid goals, shots, and hits again
37	J.T. Miller	38	3/20 – Now a top-20 scorer at over a point per game
38	Andrei Svechnikov	39	4/20 – Contributes to a ton of roto categories when not scoring
39	Dougie Hamilton	40	4/20 – Would be ready to play soon
40	Kris Letang	36	9/20 – Poor playoff performance plus trade rumors
41	Ben Bishop	41	8/20 – Regression plus lost starts to Khudobin
42	Taylor Hall	42	8/20 – Stayed healthy in 2019-20, but scoring down
43	Brady Tkachuk	44	6/20 – He’s this high because the hits and the shots
44	Max Pacioretty	45	5/20 – Expected to return from injury
45	Johnny Gaudreau	46	6/20 – 20 PTS in last 20 GP, but scoring still way down from ’18-19
46	Gabriel Landeskog	48	3/20 – Not his best season, but top-10 option over past month
47	Brent Burns	50	6/20 – Down in all roto categories from 2018-19
48	Alex Pietrangelo	51	6/20 – Was on pace for his first 60-point season
49	Kyle Connor	52	6/20 – Finished the season tied for 6th in goals
50	Erik Karlsson	53	4/20 – Would be ready to play now
51	Claude Giroux	43	9/20 – Postseason no improvement on regular season
52	Teuvo Teravainen	54	7/20 – Near point-per-game pace, but assist heavy
53	Filip Forsberg	56	3/20 – Drop to ranking with more comparable scorers
54	Mark Stone	57	5/20 – Ready to return if season resumes
55	Carter Hart	60	9/20 – Should build on solid postseason
56	Tyler Seguin	47	9/20 – Not taking advantage of Stars’ increased scoring
57	Jordan Binnington	49	9/20 – Should have net to himself, but poor postseason
58	Tom Wilson	58	6/20 – Identical G and A to B. Tkachuk
59	Cale Makar	59	6/20 – 50 PT rookie season was in only 57 games
60	Quinn Hughes	64	9/20 – Point-per-game scorer in postseason
61	Mike Hoffman	62	3/20 – Consistent as they come as a goal scorer
62	Sean Couturier	63	6/20 – Slight regression from 2018-19
63	Anze Kopitar	66	6/20 – Rebounded nicely after subpar 2018-19
64	Jonathan Marchessault	61	9/20 – Scoring drying up during playoffs
65	Alex DeBrincat	65	5/20 – Signs there for a potential rebound in 2020-21
66	Elias Lindholm	67	3/20 – On pace to finish below last season’s total
67	Evgeny Kuznetsov	68	6/20 – Down in virtually all roto categories
68	Morgan Rielly	69	7/20 – Possible bounce-back candidate next season
69	Torey Krug	70	7/20 – Adjusting for current value with Bruins
70	Kevin Fiala	71	8/20 – Point-per-game pace continued in play-in round
71	Shea Weber	72	6/20 – Finished season with 0 PTS in last 6 GP
72	Nicklas Backstrom	73	4/20 – Assist-heavy totals, which are down slightly
73	Frederik Andersen	74	3/20 – Ratios down from previous seasons
74	Carey Price	75	8/20 – Star in play-in round shows possible rebound
75	Robin Lehner	NR	9/20 – Looks like a reliable option wherever he will play
76	Shea Theodore	84	9/20 – Point-per-game scorer in postseason
77	Drew Doughty	76	3/20 – Still a strong contributor, but dragged down by +/-
78	Keith Yandle	77	6/20 – PPP nearly cut in half from 2018-19
79	Neal Pionk	78	6/20 – PPTOI and PPP doubled in move to Winnipeg
80	Darcy Kuemper	79	3/20 – Finally returned from injury
81	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	80	7/20 – Near PT/GP numbers over the past two seasons
82	David Perron	81	7/20 – Tarasenko return could cut into value
83	Brendan Gallagher	82	4/20 – Shot totals keep him on this list
84	Oscar Klefbom	83	2/20 – Showing what he is capable of on PP1
85	Tony DeAngelo	85	8/20 – Weak play-in round could hurt 5-on-5 minutes
86	Jamie Benn	87	6/20 – Continuing sharp scoring decline
87	Travis Konecny	88	7/20 – Led Flyers in both points and PPP this season
88	Dylan Larkin	89	6/20 – Was hot (13 PTS in last 10 GP) before pause
89	Rasmus Ristolainen	90	6/20 – Hits total is what keeps him on this list
90	Jakub Voracek	91	6/20 – Finished season hot (10 A in last 6 GP)
91	Ilya Samsonov	92	6/20 – Only 1 QS in last 8 GP
92	Jacob Markstrom	93	4/20 – Should be ready to play when season resumes
93	Seth Jones	94	4/20 – Should be ready to play when season resumes
94	Ryan O’Reilly	95	7/20 – Low shot total (118) led to low goal total (12)
95	Brayden Schenn	96	3/20 – Providing balanced scoring and hit totals
96	Zach Werenski	97	7/20 – Comparable to teammate Jones in many ways
97	Igor Shesterkin	98	7/20 – Brilliant ratios in brief NHL time
98	William Nylander	99	7/20 – First 30-goal season, could be more
99	Mathew Barzal	100	7/20 – Solid point totals assist heavy with light peripherals
100	Miro Heiskanen	NR	9/20 – Postseason has served as breakout

Out	Vladimir Tarasenko	55	9/20 – Additional shoulder surgery required, to be re-evaluated in 2021
	Marc-Andre Fleury	86	9/20 – No longer the starter in Vegas?