2013 Draft Prep: Top 200 breakdown

We don't have an ample amount of time to ramp up for the coming NHL season, so here's our top 200.

A few notes before we get to the rankings:

1. The rankings are mine, so don't go sending angry emails to RotoWire or CBSSports.com headquarters.

2. The rankings were compiled with a little bit of each of the following -- For skaters the focus was placed upon: Goals, assists, +/-, PIM, PPG, PPA. For goalies: Wins, loses, GAA, saves and shutouts.

3. The rankings are geared toward Head-to-Head setups in a Rotisserie style scoring system during each scoring period.

Without further delay, here's the Top 200 ...

Rank	Name	Team	Position	Comment
1	Evgeni Malkin	PIT	C	Coming off the most dominating campaign in the game with 50 goals and 109 points.
2	Steven Stamkos	TB	C	Coming off the most dominating goal-scoring campaign in the game (60) in four years.
3	Sidney Crosby	PIT	C	Appeared in only 22 games because of injury but his 1.68 points-per-game mark was a career best.
4	Claude Giroux	PHI	RW	In his third full season he was third in the NHL with 93 points including 38 on the power-play.
5	Daniel Sedin	VAN	LW	Sedin appears to be fully recovered from the concussion that marred the end of his season.
6	Alex Ovechkin	WAS	LW	After five straight years to open his career with 50 goals, he's failed to reach 40 the past two seasons.
7	Corey Perry	ANA	RW	The only skater to have at least 35 goals and 100 PIMs each of the past two seasons.
8	Pekka Rinne	NSH	G	Led the league with 43 wins and 1,987 saves for the Predators.
9	Henrik Lundqvist	NYR	G	One of the most consistent keepers ever. Six straight years of 35 wins and 19 shutouts the past two seasons.
10	Henrik Sedin	VAN	C	His total of 81 points was a four-year low. He's also been at least +22 all of those seasons.
11	Ilya Kovalchuk	NJD	LW	Rebounded from his worst season to record 37 goals and 83 points.
12	Erik Karlsson	OTT	D	Outscored all other blue liners by 25 points (19 goals, 59 assists).
13	Shea Weber	NSH	D	Tied for the blue line lead in goals (19). Only rearguard with 10 goals, 45 points, +15, 175 hits, 145 blocks.
14	Jonathan Quick	LOS	G	Coming off back surgery, he's expected to be fine. Led league with 10 shutouts and his 1.95 GAA was second.
15	Zach Parise	MIN	LW	Playing in his home state, he's working on a stretch of five straight "healthy" seasons of 30 goals.
16	James Neal	PIT	RW	Second in the league with 329 shots, Neal scored 40 goals and recorded 81 points in 80 games.
17	Ryan Miller	BUF	G	You know you are good when 31 wins, a 2.54 GAA, .916 SV% and six shutouts is an average season.
18	John Tavares	NYI	C	Has done nothing but impress in three seasons. Game hit elite levels in Year 3 -- 31 goals, 81 points.
19	Kris Letang	PIT	D	Had 10 goals and 42 points in 51 games. Give him 82 games and those numbers become 16 and 68.
20	Zdeno Chara	BOS	D	Coming off a career best 40 assists, 52 points, +33 rating. Eight straight years of 40 points, 85 PIMs
21	Jason Spezza	OTT	C	Rarely has a point-per-game performer (616 in 606 games) received less notoriety.
22	Eric Staal	CAR	C	A furious finish allowed him to reach 70 points for the 7th straight season. Plays with his brother now.
23	Marc-Andre Fleury	PIT	G	Won 42 games backstopping the games best offense while sporting an impressive 2.36 GAA.
24	Phil Kessel	TOR	RW	Never met a puck he didn't want to shoot. Kessel reached career bests in goals (37) and points (82).
25	Rick Nash	NYR	LW	You're pretty darn special when 30 goals and 59 points is seen as a disaster. Finally out of Columbus.
26	Jonathan Toews	CHI	C	Would be ranked higher if injuries didn't limit him to 59 games. Still, 29 goals and 57 points is impressive.
27	Anze Kopitar	LOS	C	The last five years have seen at least 25 goals, and four times in five seasons at least 70 points (66 in 2008).
28	Pavel Datsyuk	DET	C	Fell below 20 goals for the first time since 2002, but still had nearly a point per game (67 in 70).
29	Nicklas Backstrom	WAS	C	Was once again an elite performer last season with 44 points in 42 games. Is over health woes - for now.
30	Henrik Zetterberg	DET	LW	It's been four years since he reached 30 goals, but he's a shot producing monster who scores points.
31	Patrick Sharp	CHI	RW	Not quite elite, but right on the cusp, year after year. Averaging 31 goals the past five seasons.
32	Bobby Ryan	ANA	RW	For four straight years he's hit 30 goals. Why the Ducks seem to always have him on the block is unknown.
33	Carey Price	MON	G	His record was sub-.500 (26-28-11) despite a 2.43 GAA and .916 save percentage.
34	Roberto Luongo	VAN	G	Where will he play? Has won 30 games seven straight years with at least four shutouts each season.
35	Taylor Hall	EDM	LW	Will he change his game to protect his body? Through two seasons he's averaged 32 goals per 82 games.
36	Tyler Seguin	BOS	RW	Like another Beantown youngster (Joe Thornton) it just took Seguin a year to get going (29 goals, 38 assists).
37	Patrick Kane	CHI	RW	The off-ice shenanigans have caused some to overlook the game that has produced 369 points in 399 games.
38	Loui Eriksson	DAL	LW	Three straight years of 70 points establish him as a star. Now if he could only find his lost "S."
39	Ryan Getzlaf	ANA	C	After four years averaging 80 points, Getzlaf slumped to just 57 last season. Expect a rebound.
40	Jarome Iginla	CGY	RW	For 11 years he's scored at least 30 goals. Showing some signs of slippage, but still a rockstar.
41	Martin St. Louis	TB	RW	Since 2006 his total of 532 points has been bettered only by one man -- Alexander Ovechkin (573).
42	Patrick Marleau	SAN	LW	Four straight 30-goal efforts including at least 10 power-play goals and 250 shots in each season.
43	Brad Richards	NYR	C	Has seen his point total shrink from 91 to 77 to 66. Still a power-play force to be reckoned with.
44	Joe Thornton	SAN	C	He's evolved as a hockey player at the expense of his point totals, though nine straight 70-point seasons ain't bad.
45	Ilya Bryzgalov	PHI	G	Couldn't have played any worse but still won 33 games with six shutouts for the Flyers.
46	Scott Hartnell	PHI	RW	The most complete player in Fantasy hockey in 2011? 37 goals, 67 points, +19 and 136 PIMs.
47	Jimmy Howard	DET	G	Only injury slowed Howard, who won 35 games for a 3rd straight year with a career best 2.12 GAA.
48	Gabriel Landeskog	COL	LW	As complete a rookie as we've seen in years. He scores (22 goals), hits (219) and shoots (270 shots on goal).
49	Jordan Eberle	EDM	RW	Exploded in second season with 34 goals and 76 points. Might put his game into yet another gear.
50	Miikka Kiprusoff	CGY	G	For seven straight years he has recorded 35 wins. His .921 save percentage last season was his best since 2005.
51	Logan Couture	SAN	C	Two full seasons, two 30-goal efforts. Was a power-play force last season with 26 man-advantage points.
52	Ryan Nugent-Hopkins	EDM	C	Only injury stopped RNH from a rather amazing rookie season. Still, 52 points in 62 games hints at greatness.
53	Keith Yandle	PHO	D	It's time to recognize he is an elite blue-liner who has scored 34 times the last three years.
54	Dustin Byfuglien	WPG	D	He's spotty off the ice and not a great defender, but he's an elite point-producer from the blue line.
55	Milan Lucic	BOS	LW	The modern day Cam Neely. Lucic has produced 26 goals, 61 points and 121 PIMs the last two years.
56	Marian Hossa	CHI	RW	When healthy, Hossa is still nearly a point-per-game producer who helps out all over the stat sheet.
57	Cam Ward	CAR	G	Canes have improved offensively, now they need to tighten things up defensively (Ward had a 2.74 GAA).
58	Thomas Vanek	BUF	LW	Had a six-year low in goals (26) but still extended his streak of seven straight seasons of 10 power-play goals.
59	David Backes	STL	C	How is this for a two-year average: 28 goals, 58 points, +24, 97 PIMs, 220 hits and 224 shots on net.
60	Kari Lehtonen	DAL	G	Has shaken the injury label with back-to-back 30-plus-win seasons. Coming off career best 2.33 goals against average.
61	Johan Franzen	DET	RW	Coming off two virtually identical seasons: 28 and 29 goals, 55 and 56 points, 10 and 11 power-play goals.
62	Drew Doughty	LOS	D	What the heck happened? Doughty had three-year lows in goals (10), points (36) and plus/minus (-2).
63	Mike Smith	PHX	G	The out-of-nowhere star in net, Smith won 38 games, had eight shutouts and a .930 save percentage. Encore?
64	Joe Pavelski	SAN	C	Little Joe scored a career best 31 goals and +18 and reached 265 shots for the third time in four years.
65	Antti Niemi	SAN	G	Inconsistent as all get out, Niemi has won 69 games with 12 shutouts in two seasons in San Jose.
66	Jonas Hiller	ANA	G	Finishing kick anyone? His last 41 games: 2.12 GAA and a .921 save percentage.
67	Alexander Semin	WAS	LW	The luster is gone, but the talent remains. Semin is one of those tantalizing talents that continues to frustrate.
68	Mike Ribeiro	WAS	C	A capable disher of the puck, he could easily exceed his average of 68 points the past two years in D.C.
69	Matt Duchene	COL	C	An elite young speedster, Duchene's production was literally halved in Year 3 (28 points).
70	Dan Boyle	SAN	D	When your four-year low in points is 48 you're a pretty darn effective producer from the blue line.
71	Duncan Keith	CHI	D	He's not the 2009 version (14 goals, 55 assists) but he's scored 40 points with a +15 rating in three of the last four years.
72	Martin Brodeur	NJD	G	Clearly no longer elite, but it's still hard to argue with 31 victories and a 2.41 GAA in 59 games.
73	Alex Pietrangelo	STL	D	He's averaged 12 goals and 47 points in his first two seasons. Only thing he doesn't do is bring PIMs.
74	Alexander Edler	VAN	D	Coming off a career best season of 11 goals and 49 points. Over 140 hits and blocks as well.
75	Jeff Carter	LOS	C	So many people seem to have forgotten that from 2008 to 2010 this guy averaged 38 goals.
76	Jamie Benn	DAL	C	A rising star, Benn has upped his point total from 41 to 56 to 63. Took 203 shots on net and recorded seven GWGs.
77	Alex Burrows	VAN	RW	Skating in Vancouver has its benefits. Burrows has recorded 26 goals with a +23 rate in four straight seasons.
78	Mike Green	WAS	D	After 70 points in 2008 & 2009 he's recorded 31 points in 81 games the past two season. Wild card personified.
79	Marian Gaborik	NYR	LW	As exciting a player as there is in the game. Period. Working his way back from a significant shoulder injury.
80	Niklas Backstrom	MIN	G	Talk of his demise is overblown. 2012: 2.43 GAA, .919 SV%. Career: 2.42 GAA, .918 SV%.
81	Mike Richards	LOS	C	Richards failed to reach his previous levels of offense in his first year in LA: 18 goals, 26 assists.
82	Dany Heatley	MIN	LW	His goal totals the past six years: 50, 41, 39, 39, 26, 24. Seems to have lost that extra gear.
83	Brian Campbell	FLA	D	Recorded 53 points, the second best total at the position with 31 on the power play. A mere four goals though.
84	Danny Briere	PHI	C	Failed to record 20 goals for the first time in a season of 70 games. Setup for a nice rebound in Philadelphia.
85	Dustin Brown	LOS	RW	Hits everything on the ice and racks up shots. He's recorded 50 points in five straight campaigns.
86	Teemu Selanne	ANA	RW	Four hundred eighty six years old -- and still a scoring ace. The last four years averaged 29 power-play points.
87	Patrik Elias	NJD	C	It only seems like he has been skating since the Stone Age. Coming off a 26 goal, 78 point effort.
88	Jordan Staal	CAR	C	Long a third-liner, Staal will get a chance to allow his offensive game to flourish. Scored 25 goals last year.
89	Jason Pominville	BUF	RW	Only once in the last six seasons has he failed to record 62 points (he had 30 goals and 73 points in 2011).
90	Cory Schneider	VAN	G	If Luongo is moved out of town as expected, he moves up like 25 spots. Career: 2.24 GAA, .928 save percentage.
91	Ryan Suter	MIN	D	Had 46 points with a +15 rating, but might be more valuable in the real world than in Fantasy.
92	P.K. Subban	MON	D	Has failed to reach 40 points the last two years but seems primed to take the next step in his third season.
93	Vincent Lecavalier	TB	C	The last two years he's failed to record 55 points or appear in 70 games. Is that all there is at this point?
94	Evander Kane	WPG	LW	Went from 14 to 19 to 30 goals. Fired 287 shots on net and upped his physical play as well (173 hits).
95	Matt Moulson	NYI	LW	Showing growth from 30 to 31 to 36 goals the past three years. Is there a 40-goal season in his stick?
96	Ryane Clowe	SJ	LW	Fell three penalty minutes short of a third straight 45 point, 100 PIM season. Solid and safe.
97	Dion Phaneuf	TOR	D	Returned to double-digit goals (12) with 44 points, 92 PIMs and 202 shots on goal to negate his (-10) mark.
98	Paul Stastny	COL	C	Basically a point-per-game skater his first four years. He's been at 0.72 the past two years.
99	Martin Havlat	SAN	RW	A dismal first year in San Jose (27 points in 39 games). Don't forget about the uber-talented winger.
100	Tuukka Rask	BOS	G	Gets his chance to take the reins. His career numbers are HOF worthy -- 2.20 GAA, .926 SV% in 102 games.
101	Craig Anderson	OTT	G	Won 33 games and finished the year with a .925 save percentage in an abbreviated second half (16 games).
102	Max Pacioretty	MON	LW	Returned from injury and exploded for 33 goals. One of 11 skaters with 30 goals and 285 shots on net.
103	Semyon Varlamov	COL	G	A mixed first season as a starter. He absolutely dominated his last 23 games: 2.06 GAA, .932 SV%.
104	Niklas Kronwall	DET	D	Scored 15 goals and 36 points for the Wings but somehow was saddled with a -2 rating.
105	Corey Crawford	CHI	G	Won 30 games for second year in a row, but lost his starting gig at times and needs a hot start to solidify role.
106	Ryan Callahan	NYR	RW	A complete player who scored 29 times, had 271 hits and took 235 shots on net.
107	Milan Michalek	OTT	LW	Appears to be healthy after abdominal surgery. Finally lived up to expectations in year eight with 35 goals.
108	Chris Stewart	STL	RW	Twelve months ago he was a must-own. A year after 15 goals and 30 points his career is at a crossroads.
109	Jaroslav Halak	STL	G	Can't play much better than he did with a 1.97 GAA, .926 SV% & six shutouts in just 46 contests.
110	Tyler Myers	BUF	D	Excellent as a rookie, passable as a sophomore, disappointing as a junior (8 goals, 15 assists, +5, 84 shots on goal).
111	Jeff Skinner	CAR	LW	The dreaded sophomore slump cost him 11 goals and 19 points. He also lost 18 games, so factor that in.
112	Mike Cammalleri	CGY	C	Scored 20 goals, but wasn't a power-play ace and he's now failed to skate in 70 games since 2008.
113	Brenden Morrow	DAL	LW	Dreadful. A year after scoring 33 goals he recorded 26 points. No one works harder. Expect a rebound.
114	David Clarkson	NJD	RW	The only skater in hockey with 30 goals, 138 PIMs, 165 hits and 225 shots on goal.
115	Wayne Simmonds	PHI	RW	Excelled in his first season in Philly as he did a little bit of everything -- 28 goals, 114 PIMs, 197 shots.
116	David Krejci	BOS	C	Averaging 62 points the past four years while coming off a career best season of 23 goals.
117	Kevin Bieksa	VAN	D	One point and six PIMs short of a 50/100 effort. Does a little bit of everything.
118	Mark Streit	NYI	D	That plus/minus was abysmal (-27), but he still produced a fourth straight year of at least 47 points.
119	Steve Downie	COL	LW	Fourteen goals, 41 points and 137 PIMs are a nice package of skill and rough stuff.
120	Olli Jokinen	WPG	C	Had a rebound effort in 2011 with his first 60-point season since 2007. Might be hard-pressed to repeat.
121	Ondrej Pavelec	WPG	G	Played 68 games but that 29-28-9 record has to improve, not to mention that poor 2.91 GAA.
122	Nathan Horton	FLA	RW	All about potential here as he was once again limited by injury (32 points in 46 games).
123	Brent Burns	SAN	D	Given the Sharks' firepower it would seem his 2011 totals are the floor (11 goals, 26 assists).
124	Jason Garrison	VAN	D	Lit it up for 16 goals, nine on the power play, and now gets to skate for one of the better teams in the league.
125	Brian Elliott	STL	G	Statistically the best keeper in hockey: 1.56 GAA, .940 SV% led the league. Still looks to be behind Halak.
126	Patrice Bergeron	BOS	C	One of the most complete players in the game, his total of 64 points was his best since 2006.
127	Valtteri Filppula	DET	LW	With changes in Detroit came opportunity, and Valtteri excelled with 66 points and a +18 rating.
128	Stephen Weiss	FLA	C	Three straight years of 20-goals and three times in four years he's also hit the 55-point level.
129	Nail Yakupov	EDM	RW	The must-own rookie of the season? Yakupov can do it all on the ice and will try to emulate Landeskog's campaign.
130	Anders Lindback	TAM	G	Should be able to hold off Garon in net. Only 38 games of NHL experience on his resume though.
131	Sergei Bobrovsky	CLM	G	Should be able to hold off Mason and receive his first shot to be "the man" in his new home.
132	Sergei Gonchar	OTT	D	It's been two years since he hit 50 points, failing in fact to record 40 in either of the past two.
133	John Carlson	WAS	D	Last season was the same as the year before other than a 36-point drop in his plus/minus (-15).
134	Jose Theodore	FLA	G	Coming off a solid season (2.46 GAA, .917 SV%), Luongo rumors hang over his head.
135	Justin Schultz	EDM	D	Joined the Oilers after failing to sign with Ducks. Has been piling up points like Paul Coffey in the AHL.
136	Radim Vrbata	PHX	RW	Raise your hand if you knew he scored 35 times, had 62 points and was a +24 skater. Put your hand down.
137	Brent Seabrook	CHI	D	Steady. Scored 34 points, was a +21 skater, had 198 hits, blocked 165 shots and took 156 shots on net.
138	Mikko Koivu	MIN	C	He'll never be a goal-scorer, but he can dish the puck at near-elite levels. All he needs is health.
139	Ray Whitney	DAL	LW	Undersized and 40, that didn't stop Whitney from recording 24 goals and 77 points in his 20th season.
140	Tomas Plekanec	MON	C	Failed to record 20 goals for the first time in six years, but still pumped home 200 shots for a fourth straight year.
141	T.J. Oshie	STL	RW	A leader on and off the ice, his fourth season led to 19 goals and 54 points -- career bests.
142	Matt Carle	TAM	D	Has settled in as an effective performer with 35 points the past three years. Returns to Tampa Bay.
143	Oliver Ekman-Larsson	PHO	D	2009 first-rounder exploded with 13 goals and 32 points in his first full season on the blue line.
144	Lubomir Visnovsky	NYI	D	Catastrophic fall from 68 to 27 points at age 35. Doesn't want to be with the Isles, but who does?
145	Joffrey Lupul	TOR	LW	Stayed out of the trainers' room and the result was an impressive season -- 25 goals, 42 assists.
146	Michael Del Zotto	NYR	D	Finally was a plus skater at +20 to augment a nice offensive game (10 goals, 31 assists).
147	Devan Dubnyk	EDM	G	Khabibulin is old (39) an in the last year of his deal so Dubnyk will likely get a shot to play a lot in the crease.
148	James Reimer	TOR	G	The Leafs' keeper at the moment, heavy rumors have Toronto as a potential landing spot for Luongo.
149	Kevin Shattenkirk	STL	D	Fired 178 shots on net while scoring nine times and handing out 34 assists for the Blues.
150	Shane Doan	PHX	RW	Don't know why he re-signed with the Coyotes, but he will look to record 20 goals for 12th time in 13 years.
151	P.A. Parenteau	COL	RW	Recorded 67 points on the Isles. He'll look to grow that number with the up-and-coming Avalanche.
152	Christian Ehrhoff	BUD	D	Big time failure after signing a huge deal with the Sabres with five goals, 32 points and a -2 rating.
153	Tyler Ennis	BUF	C	Undersized but productive. His pace last year, over 82 games, would have netted 58 points.
154	Drew Stafford	BUF	RW	Lost 11 goals from the previous season but only fell off two points (50). Went from 19 to seven power-play points.
155	Braden Holtby	WAS	G	Appears to be in the lead to backstop the Caps even with only 21 games of NHL experience under his belt.
156	Blake Wheeler	WPG	RW	Finally lived up to the hype with 64 points including 31 over his final 32 games on the ice.
157	Erik Cole	MON	LW	Coming off the best season of his career with a career-best 35 goals, including 11 on the power play.
158	Kimmo Timonen	PHI	D	Thirty games short of 1,000, he can still produce points (37 or more in 10 straight seasons).
159	Evgeni Nabokov	NYI	G	You can't take DiPietro seriously, so it appears Nabby could start after solid return: 2.55 GAA, .914 SV%.
160	Daniel Alfredsson	OTT	RW	Nearly 40 years old, he can still score as evidenced by his 27 markers and 59 points.
161	Nikita Nikitin	CLM	D	You might have missed it but he really took off with the Blue Jackets recording 32 points in a mere 54 games.
162	Justin Williams	LOS	RW	Has settled in as a winger who will be in the 20 goal, 60 point range if he can stay on the ice.
163	Mark Giordano	CGY	D	Fell off his 2010 pace but he's still averaged nine goals and 33 points the past three seasons.
164	Dennis Wideman	CGY	D	Had an epic season last year with the Caps, scoring 11 times with 46 points and 175 shots on goal.
165	Teddy Purcell	TAM	RW	He doesn't hit anyone, doesn't block shots or produce PIMs, but he scores -- 24 goals and 65 points.
166	Cam Fowler	ANA	D	Failed to build on his rookie season (10g, 30a) with five goals, 24 assists. A -53 performer in two seasons.
167	Mike Fisher	NSH	C	Mr. Carrie Underwood had a strong first season in Nashville with 24 goals and 27 assists.
168	Michal Neuvirth	WAS	G	Fell on his face last season with a terrible set of ratios in 38 games: 2.82 GAA, .903 SV%.
169	John-Michael Liles	TOR	D	His first year in Toronto was seen as a failure by some, but he was still on an 82-game pace of 34 points.
170	Ales Hemsky	EDM	C	Hemsky could be ranked 100 spots higher in next year's rankings if he can stay healthy this season.
171	Tomas Fleishmann	WAS	LW	Coming off a career season -- 27 goals and 61 points -- the second time in his career he hit the 20-goal mark.
172	Ryan Kesler	VAN	C	Hopes to be back in December (shoulder). Coming off his worst season in four years (49 points).
173	Martin Erat	NSH	RW	The most consistent player in hockey? From 2003 through last year he's had between 49 and 58 points each season.
174	Derek Stepan	NYR	RW	Upped his game in his second season scoring 51 points with a +14 an a more physical game.
175	Chris Kunitz	PIT	LW	A feisty winger who, if he skates as a top-six forward, should again score 25 goals -- his average the last two years.
176	Brad Marchand	BOS	LW	Gets everything out of his undersized frame. The last two years he has 49 goals and a +56 rating.
177	Kris Versteeg	FLA	RW	Twenty-three goals and 54 points is nice, but he slowed tremendously with 16 points in his last 33 games.
178	Andrew Ladd	WPG	LW	Might be the quietest 57-goal scorer the past two years in the NHL. Shot the puck 265 times last season.
179	Jaromir Jagr	DAL	LW	Can still put up points, 54 in 74 games, and be a force on the power play (20 PP points).
180	Justin Faulk	CAR	D	Twenty-two points is a solid effort for a rookie. Has to improve his two-way play though as -16 is unsightly.
181	David Perron	STL	RW	Finally healthy, Perron was a monster last season with 21 goals, 21 assists and a +19 in just 57 games.
182	Ryan O'Reilly	COL	C	Took the next step in year three with 18 goals and 55 points. Only 11 shots short of 200 as well.
183	Marcus Foligno	BUF	LW	The burly winger had 13 points in a 14-game cup of coffee and got off to a great start in the AHL during the lockout.
184	James Wisniewski	CLM	D	His first season in Columbus was a disappointment, but he still has 48 points in his last 80 games.
185	Michael Ryder	DAL	RW	Scored 35 goals after recording 36 the previous two years.
186	Dennis Seidenberg	BOS	D	A solid all-around rearguard who had 23 points and a +15 rating last year. A solid roster filler.
187	Tomas Kaberle	MON	D	He can still run a power play, though he's not likely to lead Fantasy squad blue-liners in points.
188	Mathieu Garon	TAM	G	Won 23 games for Tampa though his 2.85 GAA and .901 SV% aren't going to help you in this day and age.
189	Nikolai Khabibulin	EDM	G	Terrific start (1.12 GAA in October) but has long been forgotten thanks to finish: .887 SV% in the second half.
190	Josh Harding	MIN	G	One of the best backups in the league. He owns a career .916 save percentage in 117 games.
191	Sheldon Souray	ANA	D	Soured after an amazing start (13 points, +10 in 24 games). Can still run a power play with aplomb.
192	Marek Zidlicky	NJD	D	At the end of his rope? Twenty-two points last season, 24 in 2010. He had 43 in 2009.
193	Alex Goligoski	DAL	D	Returned to the 30-point level with health, but is sporting a mere even rating his last 94 games.
194	Brandon Dubinsky	CLM	LW	Hits everything and has back-to-back 100 PIM seasons. However, fell to 10 goals after 44 previous two years.
195	Patric Hornqvist	NSH	RW	Averaged 26 goals in 2009-10 and recorded 27 last season. Shoots a ton -- 230 or more in three straight campaigns.
196	Sean Couturier	PHI	C	Solid as a rookie with 27 points and a +18 rating, he could double that point total in his second season.
197	Adam Henrique	NJD	C	Will try to build on an impressive rookie season that included 16 goals and 35 assists.
198	Nikolai Kulemin	TOR	RW	After 30 goals, falling to 28 points isn't acceptable no matter what the excuse might be.
199	Stephane Robidas	DAL	D	Failed to record 200 hits for first time in three years and had lowest point total (22) since 2006.
200	Ben Scrivens	TOR	G	Only has value if the Leafs don't make the move to add Roberto Luongo in net.