D men Ranking

[Dirty Dangles]

How would you rank these dman for a points only dynasty format, with emphasis on pts this yr and highest ceiling. Do any take a jump this year, and who will be the best to own for years to come. Thanks!

Slavic, Jaccob
Demers, Jason
Cole, Ian
de Haan, Calvin
Stecher, Troy
McCabe, Jake
Pesce, Brett
Del Zotto, Michael
Ceci, Cody
Manson, Josh
Scandella, Marco
Clendening, Adam
Claesson, Fredrik
Schmaltz, Jordan
Reilly, Mike

[Poutine]

That's hard to rank because they're all in the 25-35 point range. For points only their value will be tied to their PP time (probably injury replacements on PP, apart from maybe Stecher). I'd put it roughly into 3 groups:

Slavic
Demers
Stecher
Pesce

Del Zotto
Ceci
de Haan

The rest

[StuntMan12]

That's hard to rank because they're all in the 25-35 point range. For points only their value will be tied to their PP time (probably injury replacements on PP, apart from maybe Stecher). I'd put it roughly into 3 groups:

Slavic
Demers
Stecher
Pesce

Del Zotto
Ceci
de Haan

The rest

This sums things up very nicely. Slavin should be the top point getter. His stock has rose considerably in the past season and is in a good situation to succeed in Carolina. Right now I have him down for 37 points

[Poutine]

Slavin, not Slavic. My apologies to Jaccob.

[The Bottlenecker]

That's hard to rank because they're all in the 25-35 point range. For points only their value will be tied to their PP time (probably injury replacements on PP, apart from maybe Stecher). I'd put it roughly into 3 groups:

Slavic
Demers
Stecher
Pesce

Del Zotto
Ceci
de Haan

The rest

All very similar in point production as stated above. Slavin, Ceci, and Stetcher have the best situations / ceilings to have point totals near the higher end of that range.

[RizzeeDizzee]

Del Zotto could sneak up on poolies this year - he'll get chances in Vancouver that he hasn't had in several seasons. If he seizes them, he could surprise.