Prior to last season (in which he was on pace for over 80 pts), Ribeiro put up 70+ pts (or better) 5 seasons in a row (some of those seasons are prorated).
I don't think he will come close to 80+ pts in Phoenix. I also don't think he can achieve over 70 pts, but I do believe that 65ish pts is realistic for a player of Ribeiro's caliber. None of the other forwards in consideration here have ever scored over 70 pts in a single NHL season, so I honestly don't even know why they are options (Pavelski, JvR, Gagner).
12 team, H2H, salary cap
1 pt/G or A, 2 pts/W, 1 pt/OTL, 1 pt/SO
Forward: B. Point, M. Necas, A. Debrincat, T. Zegras, J. Bratt, L. Raymond
Defense: J. Morrissey, A. DeAngelo, S. Gostisbehere, D. Doughty
Goalie: T. Demko, E. Merzlikins
Bench: M. Rossi, C. Glass, M. Maccelli, M. Dumba, K. Shattenkirk, F. Andersen
Prospects of Note: L. Stankoven, J. Lekkerimaki, D. Yurov, B. Clarke
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