Roto Exclusive : Guest Contributions and Featured Articles

Roto Exclusive : Guest Contributions and Featured Articles Roto Exclusive : Guest Contributions and Featured Articles

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GMG’s Top 100 Roto Keepers Roto Legend Categories – G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, Hits & Blkd shots Roto Focus: (Top three strongest categories per player) No symbol allocation = Average // Hash tag (#) = Monster 4 – Consistently puts up massive numbers in this stat. 3 – Consistently puts up great numbers in this stat. 2 – Consistently put up above average numbers in this stat. MOV – Movement // LM & 2M – Previous monthly rank. TV & PRV: (current worth vs. should & could be worth) Trade Value – Grade influenced by perceived value. Potential Roto Value – Two season peak performance. M = Monster trade value / Monster roto potential. (Top 10) A = Very High trade value / Massive roto potential. (Top 25) B = High trade value / Great roto potential. (Top 50) C = Decent trade value / Good roto potential. (Top 75) (Top) = Potential finish in the stated rank in a two season span. (R) = Youth/Rebuild – room for growth Disclaimer / Additional Information This is not a player to player draft guide, simply because the flow of draft, positions required and many other needs come into play. The goal of this list is to push poolies to realize the proper trade value and potential value of the Top Roto Keepers, using the Roto Rank as the foundation. The Trade Value (TV) grade reflects what the player’s perceived worth could be currently at the trade table. This can help determine overrated vs. underrated players. The Potential Roto Value (PRV) highlights a two year peak performance. The higher the player is ranked on the roto list, the more likely they are to reach their PRV. If used correctly, this could enhance your return on investment. ** If you are looking for a calculated and true numbers game, Frozen Pool and Fantasy Hockey Geek (FHP) of the Dobber Sports Network are two very valuable resources. Salary and positional requirements do not affect rankings. Roto Rank Skaters Name / Position / Team TV PRV Roto Focus (Strongest Categories) MOV LM 2M 1. Alex Ovechkin, LW – WSH M M SOG : # G : 3 Hits : 3 Even 1 1 2. Sidney Crosby, C – PIT M M G : 3 A : 3 PPP : 3 Even 2 2 3. Evgeny Malkin, C – PIT M M A : 3 G : 3 SOG : 3 Even 3 3 4. Steven Stamkos, C – TBL M M G : # PPP : 3 SOG : 3 Even 4 4 5. Zdeno Chara, D – BOS B+ M +/- : # Hits : 2 A : 2 Up 10 5 6. Corey Perry, RW – ANA A+ M G : 3 PIM : 3 SOG : 2.5 Up 9 9 7. Claude Giroux, C/RW – PHI A+ M A : 3 PPP : 3 G : 2 Dn 5 5 8. Nicklas Backstrom, C – WSH A+ M A : 3 PPP : 3 +/- : 2.5 Even 8 8 9. Scott Hartnell, LW – PHI A- M PIM : 3 Hits : 2.5 G : 2 Up 12 13 10. Dustin Brown, RW – LAK B+ M Hits : # +/- : 2.5 SOG : 2 Up 17 20 3

11. David Backes, C/RW - STL B+ M Hits : 3 PIM : 2.5 +/- : 2.5 Up 16 12 12. Shea Weber, D – NSH A+ M Hits : 2.5 SOG : 2.5 G : 2 Up 13 12 13. (R) Gabriel Landeskog, LW – COL A M Hits : 3 SOG : 2.5 G : 2 Up 24 33 14. Zach Parise, LW – MIN A+ A+ SOG : 3 G : 2.5 A : 2 Dn 6 6 15. Daniel Sedin, LW – VAN A A+ G : 2.5 PPP : 3 +/- : 3 Dn 7 7 16. Henrik Sedin, C – VAN A A+ A : # PPP : 3 +/- : 3 Dn 11 11 17. Kris Letang, D – PIT A- A+ A : 2.5 +/- : 2.5 PPP : 2.5 Up 23 40 18. James Neal, LW – PIT B+ A+ G : 2.5 SOG : 2.5 PPP : 2.5 Dn 13 16 19. Dion Phaneuf, D – TOR B+ A+ Hits : 3 PIM : 2.5 BS : 2 Up 31 35 20. Patrick Sharp, C/RW – CHI B+ A+ SOG : 3 G : 2.5 +/- : 2.5 Up 22 15 21. Milan Lucic, LW – BOS A- A+ PIM : 3 Hits : 2.5 +/- : 2.5 Dn 20 31 22. Anze Kopitar, C – LAK A- A+ A : 3 PPP : 2.5 SOG : 2.5 Up 29 39 23. Ryan Callahan, C/LW – NYR B+ A+ Hits : # SOG : 2 G : 2 Dn 19 22 24. Ryan Kesler, C – VAN - IR B M G : 2.5 SOG : 2.5 PPP : 2.5 Up 40 25 25. Jamie Benn, LW – DAL A- A A : 2.5 G : 2 SOG : 2 Up 26 17 26. P.K. Subban, D – MTL A- A PIM : 3 SOG : 2 BS : 2 Up 34 27 27. Alex Pietrangelo, D – STL A- A A : 2.5 PPP : 2 BS : 2 Up 32 44 28. Dustin Byfuglien, D – WPG B+ A SOG : 3 PIM : 2 G : 2 Dn 20 32 29. Erik Karlsson, D – OTT A+ A A : 3 PPP : 3 G : 2 Dn 21 29 30. Steve Ott, RW – BUF B- A PIM : # Hits : # A : 1.5 Dn 25 42 31. Ryan Getzlaf, C – ANA A- A A : 3 PPP : 2.5 Hits : 2 Dn 15 24 32. Jonathan Toews, C – CHI A- A +/- : 3 A : 2 G : 2 Up 37 29 33. Eric Staal, C – CAR A- A- SOG : 3 G : 2.5 PPP : 2.5 Dn 27 19 34. John Tavares, C – NYI A A- G PPP SOG Dn 28 37 35. Drew Doughty, D – LAK A- A- A : 2 Hits : 2 PPP : 2 Up 47 46 4

GMG’s Top 100 <strong>Roto</strong> Keepers<br />

<strong>Roto</strong> Legend<br />

Categories – G, A, +/-, PIM, PPP, SOG, Hits & Blkd shots<br />

<strong>Roto</strong> Focus: (Top three strongest categories per player)<br />

No symbol allocation = Average // Hash tag (#) = Monster<br />

4 – Consistently puts up massive numbers in this stat.<br />

3 – Consistently puts up great numbers in this stat.<br />

2 – Consistently put up above average numbers in this stat.<br />

MOV – Movement // LM & 2M – Previous monthly rank.<br />

TV & PRV: (current worth vs. should & could be worth)<br />

Trade Value – Grade influenced by perceived value.<br />

Potential <strong>Roto</strong> Value – Two season peak performance.<br />

M = Monster trade value / Monster roto potential. (Top 10)<br />

A = Very High trade value / Massive roto potential. (Top 25)<br />

B = High trade value / Great roto potential. (Top 50)<br />

C = Decent trade value / Good roto potential. (Top 75)<br />

(Top) = Potential finish in the stated rank in a two season span.<br />

(R) = Youth/Rebuild – room for growth<br />

Disclaimer / Additional Information<br />

This is not a player to player draft guide, simply because<br />

the flow of draft, positions required <strong>and</strong> many other needs<br />

come into play. The goal of this list is to push poolies to<br />

realize the proper trade value <strong>and</strong> potential value of the<br />

Top <strong>Roto</strong> Keepers, using the <strong>Roto</strong> Rank as the foundation.<br />

The Trade Value (TV) grade reflects what the player’s<br />

perceived worth could be currently at the trade table.<br />

This can help determine overrated vs. underrated players.<br />

The Potential <strong>Roto</strong> Value (PRV) highlights a two year peak<br />

performance. The higher the player is ranked on the roto<br />

list, the more likely they are to reach their PRV. If used<br />

correctly, this could enhance your return on investment.<br />

** If you are looking for a calculated <strong>and</strong> true numbers<br />

game, Frozen Pool <strong>and</strong> Fantasy Hockey Geek (FHP) of the<br />

Dobber Sports Network are two very valuable resources.<br />

Salary <strong>and</strong> positional requirements do not affect rankings.<br />

<strong>Roto</strong><br />

Rank<br />

Skaters<br />

Name / Position / Team<br />

TV PRV <strong>Roto</strong> Focus<br />

(Strongest Categories)<br />

MOV LM 2M<br />

1. Alex Ovechkin, LW – WSH M M SOG : # G : 3 Hits : 3 Even 1 1<br />

2. Sidney Crosby, C – PIT M M G : 3 A : 3 PPP : 3 Even 2 2<br />

3. Evgeny Malkin, C – PIT M M A : 3 G : 3 SOG : 3 Even 3 3<br />

4. Steven Stamkos, C – TBL M M G : # PPP : 3 SOG : 3 Even 4 4<br />

5. Zdeno Chara, D – BOS B+ M +/- : # Hits : 2 A : 2 Up 10 5<br />

6. Corey Perry, RW – ANA A+ M G : 3 PIM : 3 SOG : 2.5 Up 9 9<br />

7. Claude Giroux, C/RW – PHI A+ M A : 3 PPP : 3 G : 2 Dn 5 5<br />

8. Nicklas Backstrom, C – WSH A+ M A : 3 PPP : 3 +/- : 2.5 Even 8 8<br />

9. Scott Hartnell, LW – PHI A- M PIM : 3 Hits : 2.5 G : 2 Up 12 13<br />

10. Dustin Brown, RW – LAK B+ M Hits : # +/- : 2.5 SOG : 2 Up 17 20<br />

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