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Originally Posted by Oil Stain
Edmonton
Anaheim
Kings
Flames
Vegas
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Arizona
Vancouver
I feel like any line with Mcdavid on it is going to be the best.
Getzlaf is amazing as well. He truly dominates games and Rakell is great now as well. Perry has slipped a bit, but is still a pain and may bounceback.
Kopitar is a Selke man. Kovalchuk is a wildcard.
Gaudreau is always dangerous offensively. Monahan is consistent.
I think Vegas slides. Karlsson's 23% shooting isn't going to carryover.
San Jose is there due to age. Thornton should be done right? Pvaelski has been slipping. They could surprise though. Kane was hot down the stretch and it may go on into next season.
Keller had the quietest 65 point rookie season that I can think of. It's the 11th highest total since 05/06. Maybe he takes it up another level next year?
Boeser and Horvat have a lot of potential. I wouldn't be surprised to see them breakout and move up the list.
I feel like 2-7 could potentially move around substantially. Every team has some good players.
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One player does not equal depth, looks like Chiarelli's thought process has rubbed off on the fans.
When it comes to forward depth Edmonton has to be bottom quarter. Calgary middle of the pack and San Jose up at the top.