Top 100 Roto Rankings: November 2019

Ian Gooding

2019-11-15


With a full month of hockey now in the books, there were changes a plenty in this month’s Roto Rankings compared to last month. Injuries have also factored in, with many key players falling down the rankings or even out of them entirely.

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%. In other words, this list is focused on the 2019-20 season, but not beyond. This list could also be used by keeper owners with a “win now” mentality.

These rankings are a work in progress, so please feel free to leave feedback below. I will take comments into consideration for the following month’s rankings. I may also explain certain ranking decisions in upcoming Ramblings.
 

 

Rank

Name

Oct 2019

Comments

1

   Connor McDavid

1

10/19 – Knee injury no longer a concern, wingers better than expected

2

   Alex Ovechkin

3

8/19 – Still a beast, but when does the decline begin?

3

   Nathan MacKinnon

4

 

4

   Nikita Kucherov

2

11/19 – Not even in top 50 in scoring in mid November

5

   Leon Draisaitl

13

11/19 – NHL points leader as of mid November

6

   David Pastrnak

11

11/19 – NHL goals leader as of mid November

7

   Brad Marchand

7

 

8

   Brent Burns

5

9/19 – The top-ranked roto d-man, and it's not close

9

   John Carlson

30

11/19 – Leading all blueliners in scoring by significant margin

10

   Auston Matthews

20

11/19 – Strong start with lots of goals and shots

11

   Patrick Kane

12

 

12

   John Tavares

9

11/19 – Returned from broken finger

13

   Andrei Vasilevskiy

8

11/19 – Affected by Lightning's slow start, but still early

14

   Ben Bishop

14

9/19 – Ranking a reflection of what kind of pick you'll need in order to draft him

15

   Johnny Gaudreau

16

10/19 – Scoring there but very light in hits

16

   Jack Eichel

18

 

17

   Steven Stamkos

10

11/19 – Lightning's lukewarm start affecting production

18

   Sergei Bobrovsky

15

11/19 – Sputtered out of the gate, but slow starts the norm

19

   Victor Hedman

21

 

20

   Aleksander Barkov

24

 

21

   Roman Josi

38

11/19 – On pace for a career season with Subban gone

22

   Marc-Andre Fleury

27

9/19 – Top second-tier goalie, ranking reflects ADP

23

   Tuukka Rask

58

11/19 – Sparkling ratios make up for lack of starts

24

   Patrice Bergeron

31

11/19 – Centering the league's top line

25

   Sidney Crosby

6

11/19 – Could be out multiple weeks with a sports hernia

26

   Mark Scheifele

29

9/19 – A center who is a better points league option

27

   Tyler Seguin

23

11/19 – Stars' offense one of the league's worst

28

   Blake Wheeler

26

 

29

   Claude Giroux

32

 

30

   Morgan Rielly

33

7/19 – Addition of Barrie could affect time on PP1

31

   Matthew Tkachuk

34

 

32

   Mark Giordano

36

9/19 – Repeating a 70+ point season after sub-40 point seasons a concern

33

   Sebastian Aho

25

11/19 – Trying to rebound from frigid start

34

   Elias Pettersson

48

11/19 – No sophomore slump, scoring alone bumps him up

35

   Frederik Andersen

39

9/19 – Bump in ranking moves goalie closer to ADP

36

   Jonathan Huberdeau

42

 

37

   Brayden Point

28

11/19 – Lightning's slow start affecting Point

38

   Filip Forsberg

37

 

39

   Artemi Panarin

40

 

40

   Taylor Hall

43

8/19 – Band-Aid Boy status keeps him from moving up significantly higher

41

   Patrik Laine

44

10/19 – Paying off for those who gambled on him with fast start

42

   Evgeny Kuznetsov

45

 

43

   Erik Karlsson

41

11/19 – Coming back to life after slow start

44

   Evander Kane

49

11/19 – Double-digit goals and great peripherals

45

   Pekka Rinne

50

9/19 – Solid ratios, but Saros might cut into win total

46

   Carey Price

52

 

47

   Dougie Hamilton

77

11/19 – Finally on PP1, we are seeing the potential

48

   Mark Stone

62

11/19 – Fitting in nicely with new team

49

   Evgeni Malkin

53

11/19 – Back in business, but injuries an ongoing concern

50

   Phil Kessel

46

7/19 – Minor dip in value with the trade to Arizona

51

   Gabriel Landeskog

22

11/19 – Possibility of injury longer than week-to-week

52

   Alexander Radulov

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54

 

53

   Jonathan Marchessault

55

 

54

   Sean Monahan

56

 

55

   Jake Guentzel

57

7/19 – Kessel departure could boost value even further

56

   Dylan Larkin

59

 

57

   Nicklas Backstrom

61

 

58

   Mitch Marner

19

11/19 – Out for at least four weeks with ankle injury

59

   Mikko Rantanen

17

11/19 – Week-to-week lower-body injury

60

   Mika Zibanejad

60

11/19 – Fast start stalled by day-to-day injury

61

   Kris Letang

47

11/19 – Great start, another injury, same story

62

   Teuvo Teravainen

66

 

63

   Mike Hoffman

67

9/19 – Hoffman has slight edge over Skinner in single-season leagues

64

   Sean Couturier

68

 

65

   Jeff Skinner

69

 

66

   Pierre-Luc Dubois

65

11/19 – CBJ simply not scoring right now

67

   Cam Atkinson

70

7/19 – No Panarin could hurt goal total, particularly at ES

68

   Keith Yandle

71

 

69

   Matt Murray

72

 

70

   Alex DeBrincat

63

11/19 – Blackhawks' slow start affecting the Cat

71

   Drew Doughty

74

9/19 – Declines in many areas, Kings' struggles could affect value

72

   Brendan Gallagher

75

 

73

   Ryan O'Reilly

76

 

74

   John Gibson

79

9/19 – Bump in ranking moves goalie closer to ADP

75

   Braden Holtby

80

9/19 – Bump in ranking moves goalie closer to ADP

76

   Jordan Binnington

81

9/19 – Bump in ranking moves goalie closer to ADP

77

   Seth Jones

82

 

78

   Rasmus Ristolainen

83

7/19 – Miller trade and news he won't be traded could affect scoring

79

   Logan Couture

84

 

80

   Brock Boeser

99

11/19 – Canucks' top line catching fire early on

81

   Timo Meier

85

11/19 – Coming around after ice-cold start

82

   Jamie Benn

51

11/19 – Good multicat, but continued lack of scoring

83

   Andrei Svechnikov

98

11/19 – Making good on sleeper potential so far

84

   Shea Weber

NR

11/19 – Enters this list because he's completely healthy

85

   Tomas Hertl

88

 

86

   Tom Wilson

NR

11/19 – Scoring and hitting – what more do you want?

87

   Elias Lindholm

90

 

88

   Connor Hellebuyck

97

10/19 – Inexperienced D in front of him won't help numbers

89

   Jakub Voracek

91

 

90

   Philipp Grubauer

93

9/19 – An 'up and comer' along with Binnington, Hart

91

   Torey Krug

94

 

92

   Darcy Kuemper

NR

11/19 – Solidifying starting goalie job with fantastic ratios

93

   J.T. Miller

NR

11/19 – On top line and scoring after trade

94

   Carter Hart

92

11/19 – Struggling youngster being forced into timeshare with Elliott

95

   Max Pacioretty

NR

11/19 – Bounce-back candidate shooting a ton on great line

96

   Anthony Mantha

96

10/19 – Fast start, might be on verge of breakout

97

   Anze Kopitar

100

9/19 – Veteran C being drafted well after pick 100 in Yahoo

98

   Cale Makar

NR

11/19 – Strong start for rookie, could be on list for awhile

99

   Thomas Greiss

NR

11/19 – Timeshare with Varlamov, yet immaculate ratios

100

   Tyson Barrie

78

11/19 – Very low PP production after trade

       

Out

   Vladimir Tarasenko

35

Injury that could cost him most, if not all of the season

 

   Joe Pavelski

64

Off to slow start on new team

 

   Devan Dubnyk

73

Usually reliable goalie being dropped in many leagues

 

   P.K. Subban

86

Struggles from last season carrying over to new team

 

   Jonathan Toews

87

Becoming droppable in shallow leagues after slow October

 

   John Klingberg

89

Slow start and now injured

 

   Matt Dumba

95

Wild's terrible start has had an impact here

 

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