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Ultimate Fantasy Pool Guide 2010-11
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OFFENSE BOUND TO GET BOOST
THE BRUINS are deep, especially at center. They got even deeper with the selection of No. 2 overall draft pick Tyler Seguin. There is a nice mix of youth and experience up front, while the blueline is led by the incomparable Zdeno Chara. It will be impossible for Boston not to improve offensively in 2010-11, after finishing last in the East in goals. Make no mistake, though: this is still a defense-first outfit. TOP 10 PROSPECTS *Bold indicates good candidate for 2010-11 roster THE POWER ZONE Looking to dominate your pool in various categories? Here’s a quick reference guide to 09-10 leaders. BRUINS DEPTH CHART POINT PROJECTION…
POP-GUN ATTACK SEEKING SIZZLE
THE RANGERS need to improve their offense in 2010-11, since they lack depth. In fact, star right winger Marian Gaborik accounted for 42 of the team’s 222 goals last season. Sophomore defenseman Michael Del Zotto will help with the moribund attack and Brandon Dubinsky and Ryan Callahan will get better, too. More scorers are required for the Blueshirts to return to the days of high-octane offense. TOP 10 PROSPECTS *Bold indicates good candidate for 2010-11 roster THE POWER ZONE Looking to dominate your pool in various categories? Here’s a quick reference guide to 09-10 leaders. RANGERS DEPTH CHART POINT PROJECTION…
MAKING SENSE OF WEIRD STATS
THE MOST COMPELLING part of 2009-10, from a fantasy league perspective, was the vast number of forwards who had breakout seasons so far removed from the norm that it’s bound to have interesting repercussions on draft day. Never before have I seen such differences – call them aberrations – in scoring totals as players go from one team to the next. Lee Stempniak was a lost puppy in Toronto, scoring 14 goals in 62 games. After being traded to Phoenix, he scored 14 goals in 18 games. So what are we to expect in 2010-11? The 20-goal pace he averaged the previous four seasons or his 64-goal clip with the Coyotes? It seemed 17 goals was about what Guillaume Latendresse was good for during parts of four seasons with Montreal. With Minnesota, he…
The rest of the TOP 100
Round 2 11. P. Kane (JH) 12. M. Green (JK) 13. M. St-Louis (NS) 14. P. Datsyuk (RB) 15. I. Kovalchuk (RD) 16. R. Getzlaf (BC) 17. R. Nash (RK) 18. E. Staal (JG) 19. J. Toews (AP) 20. V. Lecavalier (EF) Round 3 21. M. Gaborik (EF) 22. Z. Parise (AP) 23. P. Marleau (JG) 24. H. Zetterberg (RK) 25. J. Iginla (BC) 26. D. Heatley (RD) 27. P. Stastny (RB) 28. D. Setoguchi (NS) 29. B. Richards (JK) 30. C. Perry (JH) Round 4 31. L. Eriksson (JH) 32. D. Alfredsson (JK) 33. M. Hossa (NS) 34. M. Koivu (RB) 35. J Spezza (RD) 36. J. Carter (BC) 37. M. Savard (RK) 38. T. Zajac (JG) 39. D. Keith (AP) 40. C. Stewart (EF) Round 5 41. D. Doughty (EF) 42. P. Sharp (AP) 43. M. Cammalleri (JG) 44. C. Giroux (RK) 45. M. Richards (BC) 46. R. Kesler (RD) 47. A. Hemsky (RB) 48. T. Vanek (NS) 49. N. Horton (JK) 50. S. Gomez (JH) Round 6 51. J. Jokinen (JH) 52. J.…
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