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2018-19 Dailyfaceoff Fantasy Hockey Draft Rankings 2018-19 DailyFaceoff Fantasy Hockey Draft Rankings Standard Scoring Top 300 (Yahoo Position Eligibility) Rankings 1-75 Rankings 76-150 Rankings 151-225 Rankings 226-300 Rnk Skaters TEAM Pos. Pos. Rnk Rnk Skaters TEAM Pos. Pos. Rnk Rnk Skaters TEAM Pos. Pos. Rnk Rnk Skaters TEAM Pos. Pos. Rnk 1 Connor McDavid C C1 76 Marc-Andre Fleury G G11 151 Brian Elliott G G24 226 Max Domi C/LW LW36 2 Nikita Kucherov RW RW1 77 Mikael Granlund C/RW RW14 152 Semyon Varlamov G G25 227 Brady Skjei D D59 3 Sidney Crosby C C2 78 William Nylander C/RW RW15 153 Sam Reinhart C/RW RW30 228 Jaccob Slavin D D60 4 Alex Ovechkin LW LW1 79 Ivan Provorov D D16 154 Josh Bailey RW RW31 229 Jaroslav Halak G G38 5 Evgeni Malkin C C3 80 Devan Dubnyk G G12 155 Jonathan Drouin C C36 230 Zach Parise LW LW37 6 Steven Stamkos C C4 81 Keith Yandle D D17 156 Brendan Gallagher RW RW32 231 Malcolm Subban G G39 7 Tyler Seguin C C5 82 Mark Stone RW RW16 157 Mats Zuccarello RW RW33 232 Alex Steen RW RW46 8 Brad Marchand LW LW2 83 Brayden Schenn C C23 158 Duncan Keith D D39 233 Cam Ward G G40 9 Nathan MacKinnon C C6 84 Oliver Ekman-Larsson D D18 159 Will Butcher D D40 234 Mikael Backlund C C51 10 Patrick Kane RW RW2 85 Martin Jones G G13 160 Jeff Petry D D41 235 Ondrej Kase RW RW47 11 John Tavares C C7 86 Ben Bishop G G14 161 Rasmus Dahlin D D42 236 Aaron Dell G G41 12 Jamie Benn C/LW LW3 87 Sean Couturier C C24 162 Mike Green D D43 237 Mikko Koivu C C52 13 Patrik Laine RW RW3 88 Ryan Johansen C C25 163 T.J. Oshie RW RW34 238 Dmitry Orlov D D61 14 Auston Matthews C C8 89 Zach Werenski D D19 164 Andrei Svechnikov RW RW35 239 Robby Fabbri C/LW LW38 15 David Pastrnak RW RW4 90 Dougie Hamilton D D20 165 Kyle Turris C C37 240 Pavel Buchnevich RW RW48 16 Artemi Panarin LW LW4 91 Cory Schneider G G15 166 Bo Horvat C C38 241 Nolan Patrick C C53 17 Blake Wheeler C/RW RW5 92 Carey Price G G16 167 Oscar Klefbom D D44 242 Ryan Pulock D D62 18 Taylor Hall LW LW5 93 Viktor Arvidsson RW RW17 168 Ryan McDonagh D D45 243 Alec Martinez D D63 19 Vladimir Tarasenko RW RW6 94 James van Riemsdyk LW LW16 169 Carter Hutton G G26 244 Jesper Bratt LW/RW RW49 20 Brent Burns D D1 95 Logan Couture C/LW C26 170 Filip Zadina LW LW26 245 David Perron LW LW39 21 Johnny Gaudreau LW LW6 96 Dylan Larkin C C27 171 Juuse Saros G G27 246 Gustav Nyquist RW RW50 22 Phil Kessel RW RW7 97 Jaden Schwartz LW LW17 172 Derek Stepan C C39 247 Anthony Beauvillier C/LW LW40 23 Aleksander Barkov C C9 98 Morgan Rielly D D21 173 Patric Hornqvist RW RW36 248 Adam Henrique C C54 24 Jakub Voracek RW RW8 99 Ryan Ellis D D22 174 Philipp Grubauer G G28 249 Ryan Miller G G42 25 Claude Giroux C/LW LW7 100 Cam Talbot G G17 175 Jared Spurgeon D D46 250 Brent Seabrook D D64 26 Mitch Marner RW RW9 101 Jordan Eberle RW RW18 176 Jake Muzzin D D47 251 Valeri Nichushkin RW RW51 27 Jack Eichel C C10 102 Mike Hoffman LW/RW LW18 177 Elias Pettersson C C40 252 Samuel Girard D D65 28 Andrei Vasilevskiy G G1 103 Nico Hischier C C28 178 Anders Lee LW LW27 253 Chad Johnson G G43 29 Mark Scheifele C C11 104 Mathew Dumba D D23 179 Jacob Markstrom G G29 254 Dylan Strome C C55 30 Erik Karlsson D D2 105 Mark Giordano D D24 180 Alex DeBrincat LW/RW RW37 255 Danton Heinen LW/RW LW41 31 Mikko Rantanen RW RW10 106 Jake Allen G G18 181 Tyler Johnson C/RW C41 256 Elias Lindholm C/RW RW52 32 Anze Kopitar C C12 107 Evander Kane LW LW19 182 James Neal RW RW38 257 Travis Sanheim D D66 33 Victor Hedman D D3 108 Jeff Carter C C29 183 Justin Schultz D D48 258 Thomas Greiss G G44 34 Braden Holtby G G2 109 William Karlsson C/LW C30 184 Michal Neuvirth G G30 259 Craig Smith RW RW53 35 John Klingberg D D4 110 Antti Raanta G G19 185 Sami Vatanen D D49 260 Alex Kerfoot C C56 36 Sergei Bobrovsky G G3 111 Gabriel Landeskog LW LW20 186 Robin Lehner G G31 261 Tyler Bozak C C57 37 Evgeny Kuznetsov C C13 112 Evgeny Dadonov LW/RW RW19 187 David Krejci C C42 262 Ryan Kesler C C58 38 Connor Hellebuyck G G4 113 Kyle Connor LW LW21 188 Nazem Kadri C C43 263 Mattias Ekholm D D67 39 Patrice Bergeron C C14 114 Pierre-Luc Dubois C/LW C31 189 Casey Mittelstadt C C44 264 Marc-Edouard Vlasic D D68 40 Roman Josi D D5 115 Cam Atkinson RW RW20 190 James Reimer G G32 265 Keith Kinkaid G G45 41 P.K. Subban D D6 116 Ryan Suter D D25 191 Kevin Fiala LW/RW LW28 266 Hampus Lindholm D D69 42 Leon Draisaitl C/RW C15 117 Jake Gardiner D D26 192 Timo Meier LW LW29 267 Jakob Chychrun D D70 43 Filip Forsberg LW LW8 118 Rasmus Ristolainen D D27 193 Mika Zibanejad C C45 268 Vladislav Namestnikov C/LW LW42 44 John Carlson D D7 119 Corey Crawford G G20 194 Thomas Chabot D D50 269 Alex Edler D D71 45 Mathew Barzal C C16 120 Corey Perry RW RW21 195 Patrick Marleau C/LW LW30 270 Nick Foligno C/RW RW54 46 Brock Boeser RW RW11 121 Wayne Simmonds RW RW22 196 Derick Brassard C C46 271 Andreas Athanasiou C/LW LW43 47 Clayton Keller LW/RW LW9 122 Jeff Skinner LW LW22 197 Alex Goligoski D D51 272 Erik Johnson D D72 48 Tuukka Rask G G5 123 J.T. Miller C/RW RW23 198 Tyler Toffoli RW RW39 273 Milan Lucic LW LW44 49 Jonathan Quick G G6 124 Kyle Palmieri RW RW24 199 Nick Bjugstad C/RW RW40 274 Oliver Bjorkstrand RW RW55 50 Dustin Byfuglien D D8 125 Kevin Shattenkirk D D28 200 Tyler Myers D D52 275 Jake DeBrusk LW LW45 51 Nikolaj Ehlers LW/RW LW10 126 Jonathan Toews C C32 201 T.J. Brodie D D53 276 Miro Heiskanen D D73 52 Kris Letang D D9 127 Colton Parayko D D29 202 Craig Anderson G G33 277 Alexandar Georgiev G G46 53 Alexander Radulov RW RW12 128 Aaron Ekblad D D30 203 Nino Niederreiter LW/RW LW31 278 Eeli Tolvanen RW RW56 54 Ryan Getzlaf C C17 129 Cam Fowler D D31 204 Dustin Brown RW RW41 279 Olli Juolevi D D74 55 Jonathan Marchessault C/LW LW11 130 Roberto Luongo G G21 205 Paul Stastny C C47 280 Alex Killorn LW LW46 56 Nicklas Backstrom C C18 131 Travis Konecny LW/RW RW25 206 Tomas Hertl C/LW/RW LW32 281 Kevin Labanc LW/RW RW57 57 Brayden Point C C19 132 Matthew Tkachuk LW LW23 207 Charlie Coyle C/RW RW42 282 Erik Haula C/LW C59 58 John Gibson G G7 133 Eric Staal C C33 208 Noah Hanifin D D54 283 Michael Rasmussen C C60 59 Shayne Gostisbehere D D10 134 Jake Guentzel LW LW24 209 Matt Niskanen D D55 284 Andre Burakovsky LW/RW RW58 60 Joe Pavelski C/RW RW13 135 Ryan Nugent-Hopkins C/LW LW25 210 Scott Darling G G34 285 Zdeno Chara D D75 61 Tyson Barrie D D11 136 Mikhail Sergachev D D32 211 Jimmy Howard G G35 286 Brendan Perlini LW/RW LW47 62 Drew Doughty D D12 137 Charlie McAvoy D D33 212 Bryan Little C C48 287 Marcus Johansson LW LW48 63 Pekka Rinne G G8 138 Shea Theodore D D34 213 Alex Galchenyuk C/LW C49 288 Olli Maatta D D76 64 Seth Jones D D13 139 Mike Smith G G22 214 Chris Kreider LW LW33 289 Brock Nelson C/LW C61 65 Frederik Andersen G G9 140 Jason Zucker LW/RW RW26 215 Brandon Saad LW LW34 290 Alexander Wennberg C C62 66 Matt Murray G G10 141 Henrik Lundqvist G G23 216 Ondrej Palat LW LW35 291 Christian Dvorak C C63 67 Torey Krug D D14 142 Matt Duchene C C34 217 Yanni Gourde C/RW RW43 292 Tyson Jost C/LW C64 68 Sean Monahan C C20 143 Anthony Mantha LW/RW RW27 218 Alex Tuch RW RW44 293 Daniel Sprong RW RW59 69 Ilya Kovalchuk LW/RW LW12 144 Ryan O’Reilly C C35 219 Dion Phaneuf D D56 294 Thomas Vanek LW/RW LW49 70 Rickard Rakell LW/RW LW13 145 Reilly Smith LW/RW RW28 220 Darnell Nurse D D57 295 Esa Lindell D D77 71 Vincent Trocheck C C21 146 Teuvo Teravainen LW/RW RW29 221 Kyle Okposo RW RW45 296 Michael Matheson D D78 72 Jonathan Huberdeau LW LW14 147 Justin Faulk D D35 222 Jacob Trouba D D58 297 Bobby Ryan LW/RW RW60 73 Sebastian Aho C/LW C22 148 Nick Leddy D D36 223 Jonathan Bernier G G36 298 Jack Roslovic C C65 74 Alex Pietrangelo D D15 149 Brandon Montour D D37 224 Petr Mrazek G G37 299 Josh Morrissey D D79 75 Max Pacioretty LW LW15 150 Colin Miller D D38 225 Joe Thornton C C50 300 Jakub Vrana LW/RW LW50.
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