Players

Justin Abdelkader	O	DET
Craig Adams	O	PIT
Maxim Afinogenov	O	ATL
Andrew Alberts	D	VAN
Daniel Alfredsson	O	OTT
Bryan Allen	D	FLA
Cody Almond	O	MIN
Karl Alzner	D	WAS
Craig Anderson	G	COL	Half way through last season, Anderson was the story. He led the shocking Avalanche to an incredible start. While he didn't completely collapse, the team, and his stats, came down to earth in the 2nd half. Because of his high fantasy point totals last season, GMs may overinflate his value. Despite the early success last season, Colorado is still a young, growing team. It wouldn't be surprising to see them miss the playoffs next year. Look to Anderson as a decent #2 option in 2010, no more.
Artem Anisimov	O	NYR
Nik Antropov	O	ATL
Colby Armstrong	O	TOR
Derek Armstrong	O	STL
Riley Armstrong	O	SAN
Tyler Arnason	O	COL
Jason Arnott	O	NJD
Dean Arsene	D	EDM
Evgeny Artyukhin	O	ATL
Arron Asham	O	PHI
Adrian Aucoin	D	PHO
Keith Aucoin	O	WAS
Alex Auld	G	MON	Anyone out there have faith that Carey Price will start 60 games in Montreal this season? No? That's where Auld comes in. He's comfortable in the fill-in role, as he's bounced around with those shoes on for his whole career. He'll provide decent numbers when his chance comes around again.
Sean Avery	O	NYR
P.J. Axelsson	O	BOS
Anton Babchuk	D	CAR
David Backes	O	STL
Johan Backlund	G	PHI
Mikael Backlund	O	CGY
Christian Backman	D	COB
Nicklas Backstrom	O	WAS	keeper
Niklas Backstrom	G	MIN	For the past few seasons, Backstrom was considered a fantasy stud. Last season, the Wild made it public that they were tired of boring hockey and wanted to open up the ice a bit. Backstrom's stats took it on the chin. How much of his previous success was due to the system versus his skill is the question to be answered this year. The other factor is Josh Harding may be pressing for more playing time this season, as Backstrom has faced injury woes. Don't write him off, but he's obviously no longer a clear cut #1 option.
Josh Bailey	O	NYI
Keith Ballard	D	FLA
Krys Barch	O	DAL
Cam Barker	D	MIN
Oskars Bartulis	D	PHI
Cody Bass	O	OTT
Nolan Baumgartner	D	VAN
Ryan Bayda	O	PIT
Jay Beagle	O	WAS
Francois Beauchemin	D	TOR
Steve Begin	O	BOS
Wade Belak	O	NAS
Eric Belanger	O	WAS
Matt Beleskey	O	ANA
Brendan Bell	D	OTT
Shawn Belle	D	MON
Jamie Benn	O	DAL
Sean Bentivoglio	O	NYI
Sean Bergenheim	O	NYI
Marc-Andre Bergeron	D	MON
Patrice Bergeron	O	BOS
Niclas Bergfors	O	ATL
Patrik Berglund	O	STL
Jonathan Bernier	G	LOS	Despite the unexpected emergence of Jonathan Quick last season, the Kings still have future plans for Bernier. Don't be surprised to see him steal some starts from Quick and start to get some recognization as the season progresses. Not quite worthy of a starting role on your fantasy squad just yet, but keep him in mind as the season wears on.
Steve Bernier	O	VAN
Todd Bertuzzi	O	DET
Blair Betts	O	PHI
Bryan Bickell	O	CHI
Kevin Bieksa	D	VAN
Martin Biron	G	NYR	Biron can't seem to land on his feet. He crossed the river to other side of New York, but you won't see him on the ice much, as Lundqvist will swallow up the bulk of the playing time for the Rangers. No fantasy value at this point.
Ben Bishop	G	STL
Paul Bissonnette	O	PHO
Byron Bitz	O	FLA
Jason Blake	O	ANA
Rob Blake	D	SAN
Mario Bliznak	O	VAN
Mike Blunden	O	COB
Brandon Bochenski	O	TAM
Troy Bodie	O	ANA
Andrew Bodnarchuk	D	BOS
Mikkel Boedker	O	PHO
Zach Bogosian	D	ATL
Alexandre Bolduc	O	VAN
Jared Boll	O	COB
Dave Bolland	O	CHI
Nick Bonino	O	ANA
Radek Bonk	O	NAS
Derek Boogaard	O	MIN
David Booth	O	FLA
Casey Borer	D	CAR
Pierre-Marc Bouchard	O	MIN
Brian Boucher	G	PHI	Boucher kept himself relevant last spring with some admirable work in the playoffs. It's very unclear who will ultimately get the most starts in Philly next season, but Boucher is certainly in the mix at this point to see some actions, and thus add up the wins. Add him to your bench and wait to see how it plays out.
Philippe Boucher	D	PIT
Francis Bouillon	D	NAS
Jesse Boulerice	O	COL
Eric Boulton	O	ATL
Chris Bourque	O	WAS
Rene Bourque	O	CGY
Jay Bouwmeester	D	CGY
Drayson Bowman	O	CAR
Johnny Boychuk	D	BOS
Zach Boychuk	O	CAR
Dustin Boyd	O	NAS
Brad Boyes	O	STL
Brian Boyle	O	NYR
Dan Boyle	D	SAN
Nick Boynton	D	CHI
Tyler Bozak	O	TOR
Matt Bradley	O	WAS
Donald Brashear	O	NYR
Derick Brassard	O	COB
Tim Brent	O	TOR
Eric Brewer	D	STL
Danny Briere	O	PHI
Rod BrindAmour	O	CAR
Patrice Brisebois	D	MON
Martin Brodeur	G	NJD	Some GMs will start to get gunshy when it comes to Brodeur, fearing that he can't do what he does forever. Until he actually shows any sign of decline, show no fear. Brodeur doesn't play a particularly acrobatic style, so being an old man won't affect him like it might other goalies. The Devils will be the Devils and Brodeur will be Brodeur once again in 2010. Rank him as high as you please.
Mike Brodeur	G	OTT
Kyle Brodziak	O	MIN
Sheldon Brookbank	D	ANA
Wade Brookbank	O	TAM
Troy Brouwer	O	CHI
Dustin Brown	O	LOS
Mike Brown	O	ANA
Mike Brown	O	VAN
Gilbert Brule	O	EDM
Andrew Brunette	O	MIN
Fabian Brunnstrom	O	DAL
Ilya Bryzgalov	G	PHO	It's taken some time, but Bryzgalov has finally made believers out of the hockey world. Since arriving in the desert, he has been the team's MVP, and his efforts were finally rewarded with a Vezina nomination last season. Under coach Dave Tippett, the Coyotes will continue to be committed to tough defense. The team will miss Michalek's shot blocking, but that shouldn't set back Bryzgalov's fantasy numbers. Bryzgalov should continue to be a solid #1 option in net.
Peter Budaj	G	COL	Budaj signed on for another year as Anderson's backup, but don't expect much. No fantasy value.
Adam Burish	O	CHI
Brent Burns	D	MIN
Alexandre Burrows	O	VAN
Bobby Butler	O	OTT
Chris Butler	D	BUF
Dane Byers	O	NYR
Dustin Byfuglien	O	ATL
Kyle Calder	O	ANA
Joe Callahan	D	SAN
Ryan Callahan	O	NYR
Michael Cammalleri	O	MON
Brian Campbell	D	CHI
Gregory Campbell	O	FLA
Chris Campoli	D	OTT
Luca Caputi	O	TOR
Daniel Carcillo	O	PHI
Matt Carkner	D	OTT
Mathieu Carle	D	MON
Matt Carle	D	PHI
John Carlson	D	WAS
Brett Carson	D	CAR
Jeff Carter	O	PHI
Ryan Carter	O	ANA
Tom Cavanagh	O	SAN
Zdeno Chara	D	BOS
Jonathan Cheechoo	O	OTT
Chris Chelios	D	ATL
Jason Chimera	O	WAS
Kyle Chipchura	O	ANA
Taylor Chorney	D	EDM
Erik Christensen	O	NYR
Kris Chucko	O	CGY
Brett Clark	D	COL
Chris Clark	O	COB
David Clarkson	O	NJD
Danny Cleary	O	DET
Scott Clemmensen	G	FLA	Clemmensen's moment in the sun came in 2009 when he filled in for Brodeur and put up some great numbers. Seeing limited action on a Florida team deprived of defensive talent took a predictable tool on his stats last season. With Vokoun in net ahead of him, he won't see more than 20 games and likely won't make it onto a fantasy roster this year.
Marc-Andre Cliche	O	LOS
Matt Climie	G	DAL
Grant Clitsome	D	COB
Ryane Clowe	O	SAN
Richard Clune	O	LOS
Cal Clutterbuck	O	MIN
Braydon Coburn	D	PHI
Andrew Cogliano	O	EDM
Carlo Colaiacovo	D	STL
Erik Cole	O	CAR
Sean Collins	D	WAS
Jeremy Colliton	O	NYI
Blake Comeau	O	NYI
Mike Commodore	D	COB
Mike Comrie	O	EDM
Tim Conboy	O	CAR
Ty Conklin	G	STL	Conklin is the consumate back up. So if that's what you're looking for, he's your guy. With Halak's arrival in St. Louis, Conklin won't see much action at all this year. When/if he does play, you can count on decent numbers.
Chris Conner	O	PIT
Tim Connolly	O	BUF
Craig Conroy	O	CGY
Matt Cooke	O	PIT
Matthew Corrente	D	NJD
Joe Corvo	D	WAS
Riley Cote	O	PHI
Logan Couture	O	SAN
Jared Cowen	D	OTT
Joey Crabb	O	ATL
Ryan Craig	O	TAM
Corey Crawford	G	CHI	While Niemi is the hero of the day, life at the top can be short lived for young goaltenders. If Huet gets buried as expected, Crawford should make it to the big leagues. Crawford has future star potential, and he should get a share of the starts for the Hawks this season. Grab him in the last couple rounds and have the last laugh come spring.
B.J. Crombeen	O	STL
Sidney Crosby	O	PIT
Matt Cullen	O	MIN
Jassen Cullimore	D	FLA
Kyle Cumiskey	D	COL
John Curry	G	PIT
Evgeni Dadonov	O	FLA
Matt DAgostini	O	STL
Trevor Daley	D	DAL
Mathieu Dandenault	O	SAN
Yann Danis	G	NJD
Mathieu Darche	O	MON
Pavel Datsyuk	O	DET
Kaspar Daugavins	O	OTT
Patrick Davis	O	NJD
Rob Davison	D	NJD
Nigel Dawes	O	CGY
Greg de Vries	D	NAS
Michael Del Zotto	D	NYR
Jason Demers	D	SAN
Pavol Demitra	O	VAN
Marc Denis	G	MON
Guillaume Desbiens	O	VAN
David Desharnais	O	MON
Jeff Deslauriers	G	EDM	The opportunity is there for Deslauriers to earn some playing time in Edmonton. Even if he does, you're not going to benefit from having him on your roster this year. Move on. Nothing to see here.
Andre Deveaux	O	TOR
Boyd Devereaux	O	TOR
Rick DiPietro	G	NYI	It's no revelation that drafting DiPietro comes with some serious reservations due to his constant health problems. The Islanders as a team are on the rise, and Biron is now playing on the other side of town. When healthy, he'll get every start he can handle. Worth a bench spot to see what happens with his knee.
Shane Doan	O	PHO
Shean Donovan	O	OTT
Derek Dorsett	O	COB
Drew Doughty	D	LOS	If anyone has a shot at rivaling Green in points from the back, it's going to Doughty. The smooth skating King is entering just his third season, and he's already amoung the elite at his position. Don't hesitate to take him in the first round.
Jake Dowell	O	CHI
Aaron Downey	O	DET
Steve Downie	O	TAM
Kris Draper	O	DET
Davis Drewiske	D	LOS
Jeff Drouin-Deslaurie	G	EDM
Chris Drury	O	NYR
Wade Dubielewicz	G	MIN
Brandon Dubinsky	O	NYR
Devan Dubnyk	G	EDM
Matt Duchene	O	COL
Jeremy Duchesne	G	PHI
Mike Duco	O	FLA
J.P. Dumont	O	NAS
Pascal Dupuis	O	PIT
Philippe Dupuis	O	COL
Chris Durno	O	COL
Radek Dvorak	O	FLA
Pat Dwyer	O	CAR
Ben Eager	O	CHI
Robbie Earl	O	MIN
Mark Eaton	D	PIT
Patrick Eaves	O	DET
Andrew Ebbett	O	MIN
Tyler Eckford	D	NJD
Alexander Edler	D	VAN
Christian Ehrhoff	D	VAN
Patrik Elias	O	NJD
Corey Elkins	O	LOS
Lars Eller	O	STL
Keaton Ellerby	D	FLA
Brian Elliott	G	OTT	At the start of last season, Elliot was presumed to be backing up Leclaire. After a series of injuries and spotty play by Leclaire, Elliot stepped in and stepped up. He finished with some pretty strong numbers and should have the upper hand to get the starts in 2010. However, don't count Leclaire out just yet. He's still a young goalie himself and couple very well get back into the mix. If Elliot gets the starts, he could be a steal, as the Senators should win some games next year.
Dan Ellis	G	TAM	Ellis had a short run of glory in Nashville before being bumped from the crease by Pekka Rinne last season. He figured to see very little playing time in Nashville going forward. However, with Niittimaki moving on from Tampa, that leaves a golden opportunity for Ellis to have a second crack at stardom. He'll have to battle Mike Smith for honors, and may ultimately split the crease in 2010-11. Either way, he's in a better situation today. Tampa's defense has become respectable and should continue to improve this year, so Ellis will have adequate support in front of him, even if it's a step down from the protection he saw in Nashville. Chances are good that he'll top his career best of 23 wins next season. With the situation in Tampa stabilizing, consider Ellis as a possible breakout sleeper pick.
Matt Ellis	O	BUF
Ray Emery	G	PHI	Still waiting to find a home...
Steve Eminger	D	ANA
Deryk Engelland	D	PIT
Tyler Ennis	O	BUF
Jhonas Enroth	G	BUF
Tobias Enstrom	D	ATL
Martin Erat	O	NAS
Jonathan Ericsson	D	DET
Anders Eriksson	D	NYR
Loui Eriksson	O	DAL
Erik Ersberg	G	LOS
John Erskine	D	WAS
Garnet Exelby	D	TOR
Justin Falk	D	MIN
Sergei Fedorov	O	WAS
Todd Fedoruk	O	TAM
Ruslan Fedotenko	O	PIT
Eric Fehr	O	WAS
Andrew Ference	D	BOS
Manny Fernandez	G	BOS
Benn Ferriero	O	SAN
Brett Festerling	D	ANA
Vernon Fiddler	O	PHO
Nikita Filatov	O	COB
Valtteri Filppula	O	DET
Jeff Finger	D	TOR
Mike Fisher	O	OTT
Mark Fistric	D	DAL
Tomas Fleischmann	O	WAS
Marc-Andre Fleury	G	PIT	Fleury has yet to display top notch fantasy numbers, but a few things have changed. First off, he's just now entering his prime in terms of goalie years. It's easy to forget he's only 26, which is about when most goalies break into the league. The Pens loaded up on defensive help this summer for the first time in decades. It all adds up to a potentially hot season for Fleury in terms of fantasy numbers. 40 wins are a given. GAA approaching 2 is in reach.
Mark Flood	D	NYI
Nick Foligno	O	OTT
Adam Foote	D	COL
Maxime Fortunus	D	DAL
Kurtis Foster	D	EDM
Cody Franson	D	NAS
Johan Franzen	O	DET
Colin Fraser	O	CHI
Jamie Fraser	D	NYI
Mark Fraser	D	NJD
Trevor Frischmon	O	COB
Jamie Fritsch	D	PHI
Dan Fritsche	O	MIN
Mitch Fritz	O	NYI
Jonas Frogren	D	TOR
Michael Frolik	O	FLA
Alexander Frolov	O	NYR
Marian Gaborik	O	NYR
Simon Gagne	O	TAM
Sam Gagner	O	EDM
Aaron Gagnon	O	DAL
T.J. Galiardi	O	COL
Mathieu Garon	G	COB	With Garon, it's all about potential playing time. He filled in for a decent stretch last season when Mason struggled, but there's no clear indication that he'll see 30 games again this year. Should he emerge as the #1 option in Columbus, you could stuff in on your bench.
Jason Garrison	D	FLA
Paul Gaustad	O	BUF
Denis Gauthier	D	LOS
Nathan Gerbe	O	BUF
Martin Gerber	G	TOR
Bruno Gervais	D	NYI
Ryan Getzlaf	O	ANA
Jean-Sebastien Giguere	G	TOR	As a team, the Maple Leafs have assembled a top notch defense. So from that perspective, drafting a Toronto goalie could be a respectable option for the first time in a decade. On the other hand, it's 50/50 on which goalie you should pick. Giguere and Gustavsson are in a dead heat for the job and will likely split the starts until one gets hot. Burke obviously likes Giguere, so he may have a slight edge, but you may want to watch training camp before making your choice. Either way, look for improved numbers from Giguere this season.
Tom Gilbert	D	EDM
Hal Gill	D	MON
Colton Gillies	O	MIN
Trevor Gillies	O	NYI
Matt Gilroy	D	NYR
Brian Gionta	O	MON
Mark Giordano	D	CGY
Daniel Girardi	D	NYR
Alexandre Giroux	O	WAS
Claude Giroux	O	PHI
Tanner Glass	O	VAN
Tim Gleason	D	CAR
Curtis Glencross	O	CGY
Marcel Goc	O	NAS
Eric Godard	O	PIT
Steven Goertzen	O	CAR
Alex Goligoski	D	PIT
Scott Gomez	O	MON
Sergei Gonchar	D	OTT
Andrew Gordon	O	WAS
Boyd Gordon	O	WAS
Josh Gorges	D	MON
Michael Grabner	O	VAN
Mikhail Grabovski	O	TOR
Marc-Andre Gragnani	D	BUF
Triston Grant	O	NAS
Chris Gratton	O	COB
Josh Gratton	O	PHI
Denis Grebeshkov	D	NAS
Josh Green	O	ANA
Mike Green	D	WAS	When it comes to defensive scorers, Green is in a class by himself. If your league awards more points for points by a defenseman (as it should), you ought to strongly consider Green as your overall #1 pick. True, his goal totals were way down last season, but he still pounded home 19 and led all blueliners in points with 76. He repeat or improve on those totals in 2010-11. If there's a such a things as a sure thing in fantasy hockey, his name be Mike Green.
Andy Greene	D	NJD
Matt Greene	D	LOS
Kyle Greentree	O	CGY
Thomas Greiss	G	SAN	The door has been opened a bit for Greiss to earn some exta playing time next season. With Nabokov off to Russia, the Sharks brought in Niitimakki to assume the role. However, Niitimakki has had opportunities in the past to establish himself as the workhorse and it has yet to happen. While you can't bank on Greiss getting more than 20 starts at this point, the opportunity is there, should he impress and should Niitimakki struggle. Keep him on the radar.
Mike Grier	O	BUF
Nicklas Grossman	D	DAL
Nate Guenin	D	STL
Bill Guerin	O	PIT
Ben Guite	O	NAS
Carl Gunnarsson	D	TOR
Anton Gustafsson	O	WAS
Jonas Gustavsson	G	TOR	(see J.S. Giguere). Classic split crease scenario with two goalies apt to get injured. Whoever gets the starts should deliver good fantasy numbers, so if you draft one, you may want to pocket the other on your bench.
Niklas Hagman	O	CGY
Ron Hainsey	D	ATL
Jaroslav Halak	G	STL	Halak escaped a dysfunctional goalie situation in Montreal to join a Blues team that should be back in the playoff hunt next season. St. Louis has a good stable of defensemen that helped Chris Mason put up some decent numbers last year. Halak proved last season that he's an upgrade over Mason, and for the first time in his career, he's unopposed in net. Expect big things for Halak this year, without the soap opera with Price to distract and eat in into his playing time. Halak should be strong enough to lead the Blues back into the playoffs. He's a solid #2 option if he slides that far.
David Hale	D	TAM
Micheal Haley	O	NYI
Matt Halischuk	O	NJD
Adam Hall	O	TAM
Jeff Halpern	O	LOS
Dan Hamhuis	D	VAN
Zach Hamill	O	BOS
Jeff Hamilton	O	TOR
Roman Hamrlik	D	MON
Michal Handzus	O	LOS
Scott Hannan	D	COL
Jannik Hansen	O	VAN
Christian Hanson	O	TOR
Martin Hanzal	O	PHO
Josh Harding	G	MIN	Thus far, Harding has served adequately as a backup to Backstrom, and has showed some potential as a future #1 guy. Backstrom has suffered injuries in the past, so don't be surprised to see Harding's starts continue to rise. The downside is that Minnesota is no longer breeding grounds for great goalie stats with their new attitude towards offense. Even so, if you're looking for a late round pick with breakout potential, he's a fair option.
Jay Harrison	D	CAR
Peter Harrold	D	LOS
Scott Hartnell	O	PHI
Niclas Havelid	D	NJD
Martin Havlat	O	MIN
Darren Haydar	O	COL
Dany Heatley	O	SAN
Jochen Hecht	O	BUF
Johan Hedberg	G	NJD	Hedberg has made a decent career as a fill in goaltender. Apart from his early success in Pittsburgh, he's hung around, filling in for injured goalies and doing a decent job at it. He managed to put up some good stats last season in Atlanta and made it into the fantasy picture for parts of last season. Now, despite joining a better team, he's relegated himself to cameo appearances behind Brodeur. His minimal fantasy value just went to zero.
Bret Hedican	D	ANA
Victor Hedman	D	TAM
Ilkka Heikkinen	D	NYR
Jan Hejda	D	COB
Milan Hejduk	O	COL
Riku Helenius	G	TAM
Darren Helm	O	DET
Bryan Helmer	D	WAS
Dwight Helminen	O	SAN
Ales Hemsky	O	EDM
Matt Hendricks	O	COL
Jordan Hendry	D	CHI
Josh Hennessy	O	OTT
Alex Henry	D	MON
T.J. Hensick	O	COL
Shaun Heshka	D	PHO
Jamie Heward	D	TOR
Christopher Higgins	O	CGY
Andy Hilbert	O	MIN
Jack Hillen	D	NYI
Jonas Hiller	G	ANA	After chasing Giguere out of town and taking over the #1 role, Hiller's numbers took a dip last season. The Ducks don't have anywhere near the defense they enjoyed when he broke out a couple seasons back. Gone are the big 3 of Niedermeyer, Pronger and Beauchemin. The Ducks should linger as a playoff contender, and he has no competition, so you can count on his playing time if nothing else. Pencil him in as an adequate #2 option for 30 wins.
Dan Hinote	O	SAN
Niklas Hjalmarsson	D	CHI
Shane Hnidy	D	MIN
Jeff Hoggan	O	PHO
Bobby Holik	O	NJD
Ryan Hollweg	O	TOR
Tomas Holmstrom	O	DET
Chris Holt	G	STL
Shawn Horcoff	O	EDM
Darcy Hordichuk	O	VAN
Patric Hornqvist	O	NAS
Nathan Horton	O	BOS
Marian Hossa	O	CHI
Jimmy Howard	G	DET	Howard waited a long time to get his shot at defending the Detroit crease, and it finally paid off last season. Had he started the season in net, he may have walked away with the Calder, and possibly even the Vezina. Detroit always gives their goalies a shot at great numbers, and that shouldn't change as long as Lidstrom delays retirement. Although he's just a sophomore, he's a safe pick as a #1 option this year. Count on 35 wins and up to 10 shutouts.
Jiri Hudler	O	DET
Cristobal Huet	G	CHI	While the prevailing wisdom states that he'll be taking his big contract to the AHL or Europe to relieve some cap space, the bottom line at this point is that he's still on the Hawks roster, and objectively speaking, he's a good goalie. Teams could do a lot worse than his 2.5 GAA and 26-14 record from last season. If another contender with cap space gets desperate enough, Huet may just be a fantasy hockey factor once again before the season is out. At this point, however, he's a big time gamble to say the least.
Trent Hunter	O	NYI
Matt Hunwick	D	BOS
Kristian Huselius	O	COB
Kent Huskins	D	SAN
Andrew Hutchinson	D	DAL
Mike Iggulden	O	NYI
Jarome Iginla	O	CGY
Danny Irmen	O	MIN
Brayden Irwin	O	TOR
Raitis Ivanans	O	LOS
Barret Jackman	D	STL
Tim Jackman	O	NYI
Scott Jackson	D	TAM
Jean-Francois Jacques	O	EDM
Jason Jaffray	O	CGY
Connor James	O	PIT
Dan Jancevski	D	DAL
Doug Janik	D	DET
Cam Janssen	O	STL
Dustin Jeffrey	O	PIT
Jesse Joensuu	O	NYI
Aaron Johnson	D	EDM
Brent Johnson	G	PIT	Johnson has been an adequate backup for the Penguins. Since Fleury has a history of getting hurt midseason, you can probably expect to see him in action at some point this winter. Wait until then to pick him up.
Chad Johnson	G	NYR
Erik Johnson	D	STL
Jack Johnson	D	LOS
Nick Johnson	O	PIT
Ryan Johnson	O	VAN
Kim Johnsson	D	CHI
Jussi Jokinen	O	CAR
Olli Jokinen	O	CGY
Blair Jones	O	TAM
David Jones	O	COL
Randy Jones	D	LOS
Ryan Jones	O	EDM
Curtis Joseph	G	TOR
Derek Joslin	D	SAN
Ed Jovanovski	D	PHO
Jonas Junland	D	STL
Milan Jurcina	D	WAS
Frantisek Kaberle	D	CAR
Tomas Kaberle	D	TOR
Nazem Kadri	O	TOR
Patrick Kaleta	O	BUF
Dmitri Kalinin	D	PHO
Jon Kalinski	O	PHI
Petr Kalus	O	MIN
Tomas Kana	O	COB
Boyd Kane	O	WAS
Evander Kane	O	ATL
Patrick Kane	O	CHI
Paul Kariya	O	STL
Erik Karlsson	D	OTT
Martins Karsums	O	TAM
Lukas Kaspar	O	SAN
Duncan Keith	D	CHI	Keith has finally got the respect due him after finishing 2nd in defensive scoring, winning the Cup, and claiming his first Norris Trophy. No reason to expect any major setbacks here, though it may be tough to reach 69 points again. He looked a little gun shy in the finals after loosing half his teeth, but he has the summer to get over that fear. Bank on 60 points or more and be content with him as your top defenseman.
Ryan Keller	O	OTT
Chris Kelly	O	OTT
Tim Kennedy	O	BUF
Tyler Kennedy	O	PIT
Ryan Kesler	O	VAN
Phil Kessel	O	TOR
Nikolai Khabibulin	G	EDM	The good news is, he's the undisputed #1 on an NHL team. The bad news? Where to begin... First off, he's playing in Edmonton, if he's healthy, and can shake DUI charges. His stats have never been fantastic since leaving Phoenix almost a decade ago. If you're in a deep league and desperately need a guy who should at least log minutes, keep him on your list. Otherwise, take a chance on a backup with some upside.
Anton Khudobin	G	MIN
Jakub Kindl	D	DET
D.J. King	O	STL
Geoff Kinrade	D	TAM
Miikka Kiprusoff	G	CGY	Kiprusoff had been in a steady decline for several seasons, but redeemed himself a bit last year with some solid numbers, particularly in the 2nd half. He finished with a strong 2.31 GAA and .920 save %. The Flames as a team have been in a freefall, so he may not get back to 35 wins next season. Kiprusoff generally gets drafted pretty high, so you may count him as overrated. You'll probably find better options later in the draft. He's worthy of a 3rd round selection.
Ken Klee	D	PHO
Kevin Klein	D	NAS
Anton Klementyev	D	NYI
Rostislav Klesla	D	COB
Mike Knuble	O	WAS
Chuck Kobasew	O	MIN
David Koci	O	COL
Dustin Kohn	D	NYI
Ville Koistinen	D	FLA
Mikko Koivu	O	MIN
Saku Koivu	O	ANA
Krystofer Kolanos	O	MIN
Chad Kolarik	O	COB
Olaf Kolzig	G	TOR
Mike Komisarek	D	TOR
Zenon Konopka	O	TAM
Tomas Kopecky	O	CHI
Anze Kopitar	O	LOS
Lauri Korpikoski	O	PHO
Andrei Kostitsyn	O	MON
Sergei Kostitsyn	O	MON
Tom Kostopoulos	O	CAR
Andrei Kostsitsyn	O	MON
Ales Kotalik	O	CGY
Ilya Kovalchuk	O	NJD
Alex Kovalev	O	OTT
Slava Kozlov	O	ATL
Viktor Kozlov	O	WAS
Brent Krahn	G	DAL
Lukas Krajicek	D	PHI
David Krejci	O	BOS
Kamil Kreps	O	FLA
Jason Krog	O	VAN
Niklas Kronwall	D	DET
Staffan Kronwall	D	CGY
Filip Kuba	D	OTT
Pavel Kubina	D	TAM
Lasse Kukkonen	D	PHI
Arturs Kulda	D	ATL
Nikolai Kulemin	O	TOR
Dmitry Kulikov	D	FLA
Chris Kunitz	O	PIT
Teemu Laakso	D	NAS
Jason LaBarbera	G	PHO	Despite great stats (2.13 GAA / .928 save percentage), LaBarbera just won't get many opportunities to start as long as Bryzgalov is healthy. As far as backups go, he's a steady option.
Dan LaCosta	G	COB
Dan LaCouture	O	CAR
Andrew Ladd	O	ATL
Brooks Laich	O	WAS
Quintin Laing	O	WAS
David Laliberte	O	PHI
Patrick Lalime	G	BUF
Robert Lang	O	PHO
Jamie Langenbrunner	O	NJD
Daymond Langkow	O	CGY
Ian Laperriere	O	PHI
Maxim Lapierre	O	MON
Georges Laraque	O	MON
Drew Larman	O	BOS
Chad LaRose	O	CAR
Philip Larsen	D	DAL
Matt Lashoff	D	TAM
Guillaume Latendresse	O	MIN
Jordan LaVallee	O	ATL
Jay Leach	D	SAN
Brett Lebda	D	DET
Vincent Lecavalier	O	TAM
Pascal Leclaire	G	OTT	Most fans have either written off Leclaire or forgotten he exists. He's certainly been on a dismal slide the past two seasons, but most of that was due to injury. He's still young and full of potential on a playoff caliber team. Elliot has assumed the starter role heading into this season, but it's not a stretch to imagine Leclaire reclaiming the job some time in 2010-11. Worth a late round look for a potential comeback year.
Per Ledin	O	COL
Brian Lee	D	OTT
Guillaume Lefebvre	O	BOS
Manny Legace	G	CAR	Legace was pulled off the ash heap when Cam Ward went down (and every other option was exhausted). He filled in nicely for a while, giving new life to his dwindling career. Don't expect much fantasy value out of him this year, particular if he stays a Hurricane and Ward is healthy.
David Legwand	O	NAS
Scott Lehman	D	ATL
Jere Lehtinen	O	DAL
Kari Lehtonen	G	DAL	With Lehtonen it will always be about his health. He's proven to be a strong fantasy option when you can count on him suiting up. He's supposedly heading into the season in good health, so take your chances. With Turco out, he's the man. Dallas has fallen on hard times lately and hasn't shown signs of breaking out, so even if he plays 70 games, you may not be able to squeeze 30 wins out of him.
Mikko Lehtonen	O	BOS
Mikko Lehtonen	O	BOS
Michael Leighton	G	PHI	Drafting a Flyers goalie can always be considered a gamble. Leighton filled in admirably as the flavor of the month last spring after being cast off by the Canes. He looks to be the best option in Philly at this point, which gives him value out of the box. Keep an eye on the situation up to draft day. If another goalie comes to town, you can slide him off your list; otherwise, pencil him in for a late round gamble.
Ville Leino	O	PHI
Claude Lemieux	O	SAN
Jordan Leopold	D	BUF
Sami Lepisto	D	PHO
Kris Letang	D	PIT
Mark Letestu	O	PIT
Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblo	O	NJD
Pierre-Luc Letourneau-Leblond	O	NJD
Grant Lewis	D	ATL
Trevor Lewis	O	LOS
Nicklas Lidstrom	D	DET
John-Michael Liles	D	COL
Andreas Lilja	D	DET
Perttu Lindgren	O	DAL
Joakim Lindstrom	O	PHO
Charles Linglet	O	EDM
Enver Lisin	O	NYR
Bryan Little	O	ATL
Corey Locke	O	NYR
Andrei Loktionov	O	LOS
Matthew Lombardi	O	PHO
Ben Lovejoy	D	PIT
Milan Lucic	O	BOS
Brad Lukowich	D	VAN
Mike Lundin	D	TAM
Jamie Lundmark	O	TOR
Henrik Lundqvist	G	NYR	When it comes time to spend that 1st round pick, you want to make sure it's not wasted. In terms of goaltenders, Lundqvist has been as consistent as they come since coming into the league. Over the past 5 seasons, his GAA has stayed between 2.2 and 2.5. He finished 7th in fantasy points last season, so he may not be the sexiest pick in the early going, but you know what you're getting with Lundqvist, and that is a very solid #1 goalie.
Joel Lundqvist	O	DAL
Roberto Luongo	G	VAN	It's hard to set expectations for Luongo right now. Last year, he topped most draft lists; however, if you took him in the first round, you probably cursed his name a time or two. After a disappointing season which saw all of his stats tumble, his value this fall has likewise gone down. The question is, how far? He's obviously still a good #1 option. Vancouver will be a Cup contender, and he's the undisputed starter when healthy. If he's around in the 2nd Round, take your chances.
Joffrey Lupul	O	ANA
Toni Lydman	D	BUF
Clarke MacArthur	O	ATL
Andrew MacDonald	D	NYI
Craig MacDonald	O	COB
Joey MacDonald	G	ANA
Spencer Machacek	O	ATL
Ray Macias	D	COL
Steve MacIntyre	O	FLA
Aaron MacKenzie	D	COL
Derek MacKenzie	O	COB
John Madden	O	CHI
Adam Mair	O	BUF
Manny Malhotra	O	SAN
Marek Malik	D	TAM
Evgeni Malkin	O	PIT
Ryan Malone	O	TAM
Kirk Maltby	O	DET
Mark Mancari	O	BUF
Peter Mannino	G	NYI
Paul Mara	D	MON
Brad Marchand	O	BOS
Todd Marchant	O	ANA
Andrei Markov	D	MON
Patrick Marleau	O	SAN
Matt Martin	O	NYI
Paul Martin	D	PIT
Radek Martinek	D	NYI
Alec Martinez	D	LOS
Chris Mason	G	ATL	The bad news for Mason came in June when Halak showed up to steal his stall in the locker room. Mason had a strong 30-win performance last season, but found himself looking for work when Halak arrived. The good news came July 1 when he signed a deal in Atlanta, where he'll battle Pavelec for the starting job. The Thrashers are building a better team, so there is potential for fantasy value with Mason in the future; however, at least for next season, the stock price has fallen here. Best guess at this point has Mason splitting time, putting the ceiling at 25 wins. Add him as a bench option at best.
Steve Mason	G	COB	Steve Mason went from hero to goat boy in a matter of weeks. After a fantastic rookie campaign, he crapped the bed out of the gate last fall. He's still very young and the temptation may be to write him off. Don't be a fool. Mason has a bright future ahead of him, despite his sophomore setback. If you can get him as your 3rd goalie, consider it a steal.
Shawn Matthias	O	FLA
Greg Mauldin	O	NYI
Ben Maxwell	O	MON
Brad May	O	DET
Jamal Mayers	O	CGY
Maksim Mayorov	O	COB
Dean McAmmond	O	NJD
Kenndal McArdle	O	FLA
Jamie McBain	D	CAR
Bryan McCabe	D	FLA
John McCarthy	O	SAN
Darren McCarty	O	DET
Jay McClement	O	STL
Cody McCormick	O	BUF
Andy McDonald	O	STL
Colin McDonald	O	EDM
Curtis McElhinney	G	ANA
Jamie McGinn	O	SAN
Brian McGrattan	O	CGY
Nathan McIver	D	VAN
Jay McKee	D	PIT
Mike McKenna	G	TAM
Frazer McLaren	O	SAN
Brett McLean	O	FLA
Kurtis McLean	O	NYI
Cody McLeod	O	COL
Adam McQuaid	D	BOS
Derek Meech	D	DET
Josef Melichar	D	TAM
Justin Mercier	O	COL
Andrej Meszaros	D	PHI
Marc Methot	D	COB
Glen Metropolit	O	MON
Freddy Meyer	D	NYI
Milan Michalek	O	OTT
Zbynek Michalek	D	PIT
Antti Miettinen	O	MIN
Vladmir Mihalik	D	TAM
Brendan Mikkelson	D	ANA
Drew Miller	O	DET
Ryan Miller	G	BUF	If there is such a thing as a can't miss goalie pick these days, Miller is it. He may not finish at the top of the charts again in 2010-11, but you can bet he'll be up there. Miller's stats have improved for 4 straight seasons, culminating in a Vezina Trophy last year. Move him to the top of your list.
Chris Minard	O	EDM
Graham Mink	O	WAS
John Mitchell	O	TOR
Torrey Mitchell	O	SAN
Willie Mitchell	D	VAN
Mike Modano	O	DAL
Fredrik Modin	O	LOS
Travis Moen	O	MON
Tomas Mojzis	D	MIN
Oscar Moller	O	LOS
Steve Montador	D	BUF
Al Montoya	G	PHO
Dominic Moore	O	MON
Greg Moore	O	COB
Ethan Moreau	O	EDM
Derek Morris	D	PHO
Brendan Morrison	O	WAS
Shaone Morrisonn	D	WAS
Brenden Morrow	O	DAL
David Moss	O	CGY
Johan Motin	D	EDM
Mike Mottau	D	NJD
Joe Motzko	O	ATL
Matt Moulson	O	NYI
Peter Mueller	O	COL
Cory Murphy	D	NJD
Andrew Murray	O	COB
Douglas Murray	D	SAN
Garth Murray	O	PHO
Tyler Myers	D	BUF
Evgeni Nabokov	G	SAN
Rick Nash	O	COB
Markus Naslund	O	NYR
James Neal	O	DAL
John Negrin	D	CGY
Chris Neil	O	OTT
Michal Neuvirth	G	WAS	Why is Neuvirth even on this list? Mostly because Theodore is gone, the Caps haven't landed another goalie (nor do they have much cap space to do so), and mostly because I'm not sold on Varlamov as the long-term #1 option in Washington. Neuvirth has as much upside as Varlamov, so don't be surprised to see a battle in camp for the #1 job. Sit on him as a possible late round sleeper option, or keep an eye on him as the season goes on. At some point, he'll get a good run going this year in D.C.
Kris Newbury	O	NYR
Scott Nichol	O	SAN
Rob Niedermayer	O	NJD
Scott Niedermayer	D	ANA
Frans Nielsen	O	NYI
Antti Niemi	G	CHI	It's easy to get excited about Niemi as a top fantasy option in 2010 when you consider he'll be the starter for the defending Cup Champs. One thing to remember is that there is little history on this guy, as he didn't earn his crease until late last season. There are many examples in recent history of goalies bursting on the scene, only to fade in their second season (Leclaire, Mason, Ellis, Price, etc.). There's also the matter with Huet that has to be worked out. Niemi looks like a solid #1 option, but consider him a slight gamble if you're picking him in the early rounds.
Antero Niittymaki	G	SAN	For the first time in his career, Niittymaki looks to start the season as the #1 goalie, and what better place to do it than in San Jose. Niittymaki turned in a pretty good season for the Lightning, but there's no comparison here in terms of locale. Assuming the Sharks don't sign a 1B option, you should expect his win total to double next season. His GAA and Save % should also improve with the Sharks. He could conceivable finish the season in the top 5 of fantasy points. You may even be able to grab this steal in a later round.
Alexander Nikulin	O	PHO
Robert Nilsson	O	EDM
Janne Niskala	D	TAM
Matt Niskanen	D	DAL
Andreas Nodl	O	PHI
Petteri Nokelainen	O	PHO
Owen Nolan	O	MIN
Maxim Noreau	D	MIN
Fredrik Norrena	G	COB
Jiri Novotny	O	COB
Teppo Numminen	D	BUF
Lawrence Nycholat	D	COL
Michael Nylander	O	WAS
Eric Nystrom	O	CGY
Evan Oberg	D	VAN
Shane OBrien	D	VAN
Ryan OByrne	D	MON
Sean ODonnell	D	LOS
Johnny Oduya	D	ATL
Mattias Ohlund	D	TAM
Kyle Okposo	O	NYI
Rostislav Olesz	O	FLA
Peter Olvecky	O	NAS
Ryan OMarra	O	EDM
Ben Ondrus	O	TOR
Wes ONeill	D	COL
Cal OReilly	O	NAS
Ryan OReilly	O	COL
Phil Oreskovic	D	TOR
Victor Oreskovich	O	FLA
Brooks Orpik	D	PIT
Colton Orr	O	TOR
Jed Ortmeyer	O	SAN
Oskar Osala	O	CAR
Chris Osgood	G	DET	Yes, he's still around, and yes, he will play. If Howard struggles in his sophomore season, as goalies often do, the Wings won't be afraid to ride Osgood for a week or two. Still not worth drafting though.
T.J. Oshie	O	STL
Patrick OSullivan	O	EDM
Steve Ott	O	DAL
Michel Ouellet	O	VAN
Alex Ovechkin	O	WAS
Nathan Oystrick	D	ANA
Max Pacioretty	O	MON
Cam Paddock	O	STL
Nathan Paetsch	D	COB
Samuel Pahlsson	O	COB
Daniel Paille	O	BOS
Nick Palmieri	O	NJD
Jay Pandolfo	O	NJD
Adam Pardy	D	CGY
Ryan Parent	D	PHI
P.A. Parenteau	O	NYR
Zach Parise	O	NJD
Richard Park	O	NYI
Mark Parrish	O	TAM
George Parros	O	ANA
Scott Parse	O	LOS
Ondrej Pavelec	G	ATL	Pavelec has been waiting patiently for his turn to claim the #1 spot in Atlanta. After moving Lethonen and Hedberg out of the town, they brought in Chris Mason, so Pavelec still has a bit of a challenge ahead of him. He played a career-high 42 games last season, and should come down in that same area this year, splitting the net with Mason. Atlanta is building a solid group, and may provide a good environment for Pavelec to succeed. Worthy of consideration for your bench to start the year.
Joe Pavelski	O	SAN
Michael Peca	O	COB
Alexander Pechurski	G	PIT
Theo Peckham	D	EDM
Matt Pelech	D	CGY
Pascal Pelletier	O	CHI
Rod Pelley	O	NJD
Derek Peltier	D	COL
Ville Peltonen	O	FLA
Dustin Penner	O	EDM
Jeff Penner	D	BOS
Joel Perrault	O	PHO
Mathieu Perreault	O	WAS
Eric Perrin	O	ATL
David Perron	O	STL
Corey Perry	O	ANA
Janne Pesonen	O	PIT
Andrew Peters	O	NJD
Justin Peters	G	CAR
Warren Peters	O	DAL
Toby Petersen	O	DAL
Richard Petiot	D	TAM
Jakub Petruzalek	O	CAR
Matt Pettinger	O	VAN
Rich Peverley	O	ATL
Dion Phaneuf	D	TOR
Chris Phillips	D	OTT
Alexandre Picard	D	CAR
Alexandre Picard	O	PHO
Martin Pierre	O	CHI
Alex Pietrangelo	D	STL
Alex Pietrangelo	D	STL
Antti Pihlstrom	O	NAS
Ilkka Pikkarainen	O	NJD
Fernando Pisani	O	EDM
Joni Pitkanen	D	CAR
Alex Plante	D	EDM
Tomas Plekanec	O	MON
Tomas Plihal	O	SAN
Thomas Pock	D	NYI
Justin Pogge	G	TOR
Roman Polak	D	STL
Jason Pominville	O	BUF
Alexei Ponikarovsky	O	LOS
Mark Popovic	D	ATL
Chris Porter	O	STL
Kevin Porter	O	COL
Brian Pothier	D	CAR
Tom Poti	D	WAS
Corey Potter	D	NYR
Ryan Potulny	O	EDM
Benoit Pouliot	O	MON
Marc Pouliot	O	EDM
Darroll Powe	O	PHI
Tom Preissing	D	COL
Carey Price	G	MON	Price has only been in the league a couple of years, and already you could write a book on the ride he's been on. The latest chapter saw him lose his job to Halak last spring, only to see Halak shipped off for next to nothing. While this defaults him back into the starting role, it adds even more pressue to man, particularly if fans have to watch Halak succeed in St. Louis. And more pressue is not what a 23 year old goalie needs in Montreal. The upside is that he's a young, skilled goalie on a borderline playoff team. The Canadiens don't feature a particularly strong defensive team in front of him, so he'll probably see plenty of shots in 2010, if he lasts. No matter how you slice it, drafting Price is a serious gamble.
Wayne Primeau	O	TOR
Chris Pronger	D	PHI
Vinny Prospal	O	NYR
Nate Prosser	D	MIN
Petr Prucha	O	PHO
Brandon Prust	O	NYR
Teddy Purcell	O	TAM
Taylor Pyatt	O	PHO
Tom Pyatt	O	MON
Mika Pyorala	O	PHI
Jonathan Quick	G	LOS	Quick shot out of the gate last season, but couldn't win to save his life down the stretch. He proved he's capable of a heavy workload, but perhaps 72 games was a bit too much for the youngster. Don't be surprised to see the Kings incorporate some of their other young netminders into the mix next season, meaning he probably won't match his total of 39 wins next year. As far as a #2 option, he's as good as it gets. The Kings may be one of the top teams in the West next season, and they've got a decent defense in front of him.
Kevin Quick	D	TAM
Kyle Quincey	D	COL
Nate Raduns	O	PHI
Brian Rafalski	D	DET
Karri Ramo	G	TAM
Paul Ranger	D	TAM
Tuukka Rask	G	BOS	You could argue that last year was his breakout campaign, but since he essentially played half a season, there is plenty of room for growth in 2010-11. Rask had the best stats of any goalie for 2nd half of the season, and he has apparently dethroned Tim Thomas for good. The Bruins will be better next season than last, and Rask should profit.
Andrew Raycroft	G	DAL	Landing in Dallas was the best he could hope for after sitting behind Luongo last season. While Lehtonen is the #1 guy in Dallas, his injury history suggests Raycroft will get his shot. While his numbers have been shaky since his sophomore year, the potential is there for a decent season, given the opportunity.
Mason Raymond	O	VAN
Marty Reasoner	O	ATL
Mark Recchi	O	BOS
Joel Rechlicz	O	NYI
Wade Redden	D	NYR
Liam Reddox	O	EDM
Dylan Reese	D	NYI
Robyn Regehr	D	CGY
Steve Regier	O	STL
Peter Regin	O	OTT
Steven Reinprecht	O	FLA
Erik Reitz	D	TOR
Michal Repik	O	FLA
Mike Ribeiro	O	DAL
Brad Richards	O	DAL
Mike Richards	O	PHI
Brad Richardson	O	LOS
Luke Richardson	D	OTT
Pekka Rinne	G	NAS	Rinne took another step forward last year and established himself as the #1 guy in Nashville, as Dan Ellis has moved on. With Rinne, you can count on steady, but not spectacular numbers. The Predators boast one of the best defensive units in the game, which helps keep the quality and quantity of the shots low that he has to face each night. However, the lack of scoring will limit his potential for wins once more. Rinne has yet to play more than 55 games in a season, so we'll see if he can handle full time duties. As a #2 option, you'll be satisfied.
Patrick Rissmiller	O	NYR
Mattias Ritola	O	DET
Craig Rivet	D	BUF
Gary Roberts	O	TAM
Stephane Robidas	D	DAL
Bryan Rodney	D	CAR
Jeremy Roenick	O	SAN
Dwayne Roloson	G	NYI	Roloson continues to hang around and will get his fair share of starts despite his age, as DiPietro's knee injury won't magically heal this fall. Of course, when DiPietro is healthy, Roloson isn't worth having on your roster. Consider him an adequate bench option.
Brian Rolston	O	NJD
Aaron Rome	D	VAN
Jay Rosehill	O	TOR
Jared Ross	O	PHI
Andre Roy	O	CGY
Derek Roy	O	BUF
Mathieu Roy	D	FLA
Michal Rozsival	D	NYR
Michael Rupp	O	PIT
Kris Russell	D	COB
Jarkko Ruutu	O	OTT
Tuomo Ruutu	O	CAR
Bobby Ryan	O	ANA
Michael Ryan	O	CAR
Michael Ryder	O	BOS
Rick Rypien	O	VAN
Dany Sabourin	G	EDM
Joe Sakic	O	COL
Alexander Salak	G	FLA
Brian Salcido	D	ANA
Ruslan Salei	D	COL
Anssi Salmela	D	NJD
Sami Salo	D	VAN
Bryce Salvador	D	NJD
Jerome Samson	O	CAR
Sergei Samsonov	O	CAR
Mikael Samuelsson	O	VAN
Curtis Sanford	G	VAN
Bobby Sanguinetti	D	NYR
Mike Santorelli	O	NAS
Cory Sarich	D	CGY
Miroslav Satan	O	BOS
Kurt Sauer	D	PHO
Mike Sauer	D	NYR
Marc Savard	O	BOS
Raymond Sawada	O	DAL
Luca Sbisa	D	ANA
Dave Scatchard	O	NAS
Brayden Schenn	O	LOS
Luke Schenn	D	TOR
David Schlemko	D	PHO
Cory Schneider	G	VAN	All that's standing in the way of Schneider being a significant fantasy option is Luongo's health. He'll start the season as the backup and the NHL will get their first look at a potential future star. Add him to your bench and it will pay off at some point in the season.
Mathieu Schneider	D	PHO
Rob Schremp	O	NYI
Christoph Schubert	D	ATL
Jeff Schultz	D	WAS
Nick Schultz	D	MIN
Marek Schwarz	G	STL
John Scott	D	MIN
Rob Scuderi	D	LOS
Brent Seabrook	D	CHI
Daniel Sedin	O	VAN
Henrik Sedin	O	VAN
Brandon Segal	O	DAL
Dennis Seidenberg	D	BOS
Andrej Sekera	D	BUF
Teemu Selanne	O	ANA
Alexei Semenov	D	SAN
Alexander Semin	O	WAS
Tim Sestito	O	NJD
Tom Sestito	O	COB
Devin Setoguchi	O	SAN
Dan Sexton	O	ANA
Brendan Shanahan	O	NJD
Ryan Shannon	O	OTT
MacGregor Sharp	O	ANA
Patrick Sharp	O	CHI
Jody Shelley	O	NYR
James Sheppard	O	MIN
Sergei Shirokov	O	VAN
Jaime Sifers	D	MIN
Mike Sillinger	O	NYI
Jon Sim	O	NYI
Wayne Simmonds	O	LOS
Fredrik Sjostrom	O	TOR
Jack Skille	O	CHI
Brett Skinner	D	ATL
Martin Skoula	D	NJD
Karlis Skrastins	D	DAL
Jim Slater	O	ATL
Tyler Sloan	D	WAS
David Sloane	D	PHI
Matt Smaby	D	TAM
Ladislav Smid	D	EDM
Derek Smith	D	OTT
Jason Smith	D	OTT
Mike Smith	G	TAM	Smith had an opportunity to become a #1 goalie over the past two years in Tampa; however, he has yet to step up and prove he's earned it. With the addition of Ellis, Smith will split time, at best, to start the season. Consider him a depth option, as Ellis is likely to come out as the default #1.
Nathan Smith	O	MIN
Trevor Smith	O	NYI
Zack Smith	O	OTT
Jerred Smithson	O	NAS
Radek Smolenak	O	TAM
Ryan Smyth	O	LOS
Vladimir Sobotka	O	BOS
Brent Sopel	D	ATL
Sheldon Souray	D	EDM
Jaroslav Spacek	D	MON
Nick Spaling	O	NAS
Jason Spezza	O	OTT
Janis Sprukts	O	FLA
Martin St. Louis	O	TAM
Martin St. Pierre	O	OTT
Eric Staal	O	CAR
Jordan Staal	O	PIT
Marc Staal	D	NYR
Drew Stafford	O	BUF
Garrett Stafford	D	DAL
Steve Staios	D	CGY
Matt Stajan	O	CGY
Viktor Stalberg	O	TOR
Steven Stamkos	O	TAM
Tim Stapleton	O	ATL
Paul Stastny	O	COL
Yan Stastny	O	VAN
Brad Staubitz	O	SAN
Dave Steckel	O	WAS
Alex Steen	O	STL
Lee Stempniak	O	PHO
Tobias Stephan	G	DAL
Brett Sterling	O	ATL
Anthony Stewart	O	FLA
Chris Stewart	O	COL
Gregory Stewart	O	MON
Cory Stillman	O	FLA
Ryan Stoa	O	COL
Jarret Stoll	O	LOS
Ryan Stone	O	EDM
Clayton Stoner	D	MIN
Zack Stortini	O	EDM
Tyson Strachan	D	STL
Anton Stralman	D	COB
Mark Streit	D	NYI
Jason Strudwick	D	EDM
Brad Stuart	D	DET
Colin Stuart	O	ATL
Mark Stuart	D	BOS
Marco Sturm	O	BOS
P.K. Subban	D	MON
Steve Sullivan	O	NAS
Alexander Sulzer	D	NAS
Mats Sundin	O	VAN
Ryan Suter	D	NAS
Brian Sutherby	O	DAL
Brandon Sutter	O	CAR
Brett Sutter	O	CGY
Andy Sutton	D	OTT
Marek Svatos	O	COL
Darryl Sydor	D	STL
Petr Sykora	O	MIN
Danny Syvret	D	PHI
Paul Szczechura	O	TAM
Jeff Taffe	O	FLA
Max Talbot	O	PIT
Barry Tallackson	O	NJD
Henrik Tallinder	D	BUF
Jeff Tambellini	O	NYI
Eric Tangradi	O	PIT
Alex Tanguay	O	CGY
Nick Tarnasky	O	FLA
John Tavares	O	NYI
Mikael Tellqvist	G	BUF
Jose Theodore	G	WAS	It's not often a guy with 30 wins can't find work, but that's the case right now with Theodore. He'll eventually find a backup role somewhere, but in terms of fantasy value, he has none at this point.
Bill Thomas	O	PIT
Tim Thomas	G	BOS	After winning the Vezina and locking up a long-term deal, things went south for Thomas. Perhaps a change of location would do him good, as Rask has assumed the number one job at this point. He's making too much cash to be relegated to full-time backup, so he'll get some starts and a fair shot in camp to earn his job back. Gamble on him in the late rounds as a 3rd goalie on your squad.
Nate Thompson	O	TAM
Chris Thorburn	O	ATL
Joe Thornton	O	SAN
Shawn Thornton	O	BOS
Andreas Thuresson	O	NAS
Viktor Tikhonov	O	PHO
Kimmo Timonen	D	PHI
Daniel Tjarnqvist	D	COL
Keith Tkachuk	O	STL
Jiri Tlusty	O	CAR
Jonathan Toews	O	CHI
Dustin Tokarski	G	TAM
Ole-Kristian Tollefsen	D	DET
Ole-Kristian Tollefson	D	COB
Jordin Tootoo	O	NAS
Josh Tordjman	G	PHO
Raffi Torres	O	BUF
Vesa Toskala	G	CGY
Brock Trotter	O	MON
Darcy Tucker	O	COL
Marty Turco	G	DAL	Still waiting to see where Turco lands. It's hard to imagine him starting the season outside of the NHL. When he does find a home, expect his stock to go up. Until then, if you have an early draft, you're taking a chance.
Kyle Turris	O	PHO
Fedor Tyutin	D	COB
R.J. Umberger	O	COB
Scottie Upshall	O	PHO
Ossi Vaananen	D	VAN
Boris Valabik	D	ATL
Stephen Valiquette	G	NYR
David Van der Gulik	O	CGY
James van Riemsdyk	O	PHI
Mike Van Ryn	D	TOR
Jim Vandermeer	D	PHO
Thomas Vanek	O	BUF
Semyon Varlamov	G	WAS	With Theodore leaving town, most GMs assume Varlamov is the guy. And who wouldn't want the starting goalie for the President's Trophy winning team on their roster? The problem here is that Varlamov has done very little to prove he's here to stay as the Capitals top goalie. He may be pushed this fall by Michael Neuvirth, and if neither of them can shine, don't be surprised to see Washington deal for #1. If he can keep the job, Varlamov will get his wins, but there are much safer options out there.
Stephane Veilleux	O	TAM
Antoine Vermette	O	COB
Michael Vernace	D	COL
Kris Versteeg	O	TOR
Ryan Vesce	O	SAN
Ivan Vishnevskiy	D	ATL
Lubomir Visnovsky	D	ANA
Marc-Edouard Vlasic	D	SAN
Tomas Vokoun	G	FLA	Vokoun doesn't get the credit that he deserved, mostly because of where he plays. He put up another great year with a .925 save percentage and 7 shutouts; however, a mediocre GAA of 2.55 holds him back. If your league values saves highly, he's a solid #1 goalie. He approached 2000 saves last season once again, and should see a good deal of action in 2010-11. Add to that the possibility that he could be moved in the spring to a contender, and you could find yourself in a good spot come playoff time.
Anton Volchenkov	D	NJD
Jakub Voracek	O	COB
Aaron Voros	O	NYR
Petr Vrana	O	NJD
Radim Vrbata	O	PHO
Steve Wagner	D	STL
Matt Walker	D	TAM
Scott Walker	O	WAS
Tim Wallace	O	PIT
Niclas Wallin	D	SAN
Rickard Wallin	O	TOR
Ben Walter	O	NJD
Tom Wandell	O	DAL
Aaron Ward	D	ANA
Cam Ward	G	CAR	Ward's ranking is not a reflection of the man as much as it is the situation. The Hurricanes are officially in full-fledged rebuild mode, making no effort to improve a non-playoff team in the offseason. Ward should get the overwhelming share of the starts, and should see plenty of shots, so he may function as a #2 option, depending on your format.
Jason Ward	O	TAM
Joel Ward	O	NAS
Francis Wathier	O	DAL
Mike Weaver	D	STL
Mike Weber	D	BUF
Shea Weber	D	NAS	Shea Weber has arrived as a top-rate fantasy defenseman. Putting aside the 2007 season when he was hurt, Weber has delivered goal totals of 17, 23, and 16. His shot from the point is the hardest we've seen since Al Iafrate and Al MacInnis retired. 20 goals should be a given this season in Nashville.
Yannick Weber	D	MON
Kevin Weekes	G	NJD
Doug Weight	O	NYI
Stephen Weiss	O	FLA
Noah Welch	D	TAM
Craig Weller	O	MIN
Casey Wellman	O	MIN
Kyle Wellwood	O	VAN
Kevin Westgarth	O	LOS
Blake Wheeler	O	BOS
Colin White	D	NJD
Ian White	D	CGY
Ryan White	O	MON
Todd White	O	ATL
Trent Whitfield	O	BOS
Ray Whitney	O	PHO
Ryan Whitney	D	EDM
Dennis Wideman	D	FLA
Jason Williams	O	DET
Jeremy Williams	O	TOR
Justin Williams	O	LOS
Brian Willsie	O	COL
Clay Wilson	D	FLA
Colin Wilson	O	NAS
Kyle Wilson	O	WAS
Landon Wilson	O	DAL
Ryan Wilson	D	COL
Brad Winchester	O	STL
Jesse Winchester	O	OTT
Daniel Winnik	O	PHO
Ty Wishart	D	TAM
James Wisniewski	D	ANA
Brendan Witt	D	NYI
Wojtek Wolski	O	PHO
Jeff Woywitka	D	DAL
Andy Wozniewski	D	BOS
James Wright	O	TAM
J.T. Wyman	O	MON
Keith Yandle	D	PHO
Stephane Yelle	O	COL
Brandon Yip	O	COL
Mike York	O	COB
Matt Zaba	G	NYR
Travis Zajac	O	NJD
Steve Zalewski	O	SAN
Greg Zanon	D	MIN
Richard Zednik	O	FLA
John Zeiler	O	LOS
Henrik Zetterberg	O	DET
Vladimir Zharkov	O	NJD
Nikolai Zherdev	O	NYR
Marek Zidlicky	D	MIN
Mike Zigomanis	O	PIT
Ilya Zubov	O	OTT
Sergei Zubov	D	DAL
Dainius Zubrus	O	NJD

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