NHL power rankings for fantasy hockey are based on the latest top 200 list.

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FANTASY TEAM POWER RANKINGS FOR 2019-20
Fantasy owners should use these rankings as a basis for player/team evaluation in waiver-wire adds, drops and DFS streaming options. Factors taken into account include positional depth, power-play, lineup and injury trends, team security and overall upside for the rest of the 2019-20 season in standard leagues.
1. Tampa Bay Lightning (SAME)Players in top 200: 9
2. Boston Bruins (+1)Players in top 200: 9
3. Vegas Golden Knights (-1)Players in top 200: 10
4. Toronto Maple Leafs (SAME)Players in top 200: 7
5. New York Rangers (SAME)Players in top 200: 8
NOTE
: Rookie goalie Igor Shesterkin (rib) could return to the lineup against the the New Jersey Devils on Saturday or the Dallas Stars on Tuesday. The Rangers will likely give Shesterkin, who is 9-1-0 with a .940 save percentage, the majority of starts for the rest of the season. The Rangers remain in the top five despite the injury to left wing Chris Kreider (out 4-6 weeks).
6. Colorado Avalanche (+2)Players in top 200: 6
NOTE
: Goalie Pavel Francouz is making the case to be the No. 1 option for the Avalanche, even when Philipp Grubauer (lower body) returns; Francouz is 6-0-1 with a .945 save percentage and one shutout in his past seven appearances.
7. Washington Capitals (-1)Players in top 200: 10
NOTE
: Veteran wing Ilya Kovalchuk had three points (one goal, two assists) and four shots on goal in their 6-5 overtime loss to the Rangers on Thursday. Kovalchuk is worth holding despite third-line placement at even strength.
8. Pittsburgh Penguins (-1)Players in top 200: 9
NOTE
: Rookie defenseman John Marino has one goal, four hits and two blocks in two games since returning from injury. Marino is worth adding in standard leagues with even-strength exposure to forwards Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Bryan Rust.
9. St. Louis Blues (+1)Players in top 200: 9
10. Philadelphia Flyers (+1)Players in top 200: 9
11. Dallas Stars (-2)Players in top 200: 8
12. Calgary Flames (+1)Players in top 200: 9
NOTE
: Goalie Cam Talbot is 3-0-1 with a .912 save percentage and one shutout in his past four games. Talbot is cutting into the playing time of David Rittich and is worth adding in deeper leagues for the fantasy playoffs.
13. Edmonton Oilers (+1)Players in top 200: 10
14. Vancouver Canucks (-2)Players in top 200: 6
15. Winnipeg Jets (+3)Players in top 200: 8
16. Chicago Blackhawks (+4)Players in top 200: 7
17. Nashville Predators (+2)Players in top 200: 5
NOTE
: Despite the Predators inconsistencies, goalie Juuse Saros is 6-3-0 with a .934 save percentage and two shutouts in his past 10 appearances.
18. Florida Panthers (-3)Players in top 200: 7
19. Carolina Hurricanes (-3)Players in top 200: 5
NOTE
: Goalie Petr Mrazek (concussion) returned to practice Friday and is worth adding in fantasy ahead of his potential return next week.
20. Arizona Coyotes (-3)Players in top 200: 6
21. Columbus Blue Jackets (+2)Players in top 200: 6
NOTE
: Forward Nick Foligno is a must-own forward (C/LW/RW) in most formats with seven points (four goals, three assists) in his past seven games averaging 21:42 per game over the span. Foligno is covering categories with 19 hits over the span.
22. Montreal Canadiens (SAME)Players in top 200: 6
NOTE
: Center Phillip Danault is a viable streaming option with seven points (one goal, six assists) and 15 SOG in his past seven games.
23. Minnesota Wild (+3)Players in top 200: 5
NOTE
: Goalie Alex Stalock is among the best fantasy pickups at the position, going 11-3-1 with a .928 save percentage and three shutouts in his past 15 appearances. Whichever center, Eric Staal (personal) or Luke Kunin, is playing with valuable wings Kevin Fiala and Zach Parise is worth streaming in deeper leagues.
24. New York Islanders (-3)Players in top 200: 7
25. San Jose Sharks (SAME)Players in top 200: 4
26. Buffalo Sabres (-2)Players in top 200: 5
27. New Jersey Devils (SAME)Players in top 200: 3
28. Ottawa Senators (SAME)Players in top 200: 2
29. Los Angeles Kings (+2)Players in top 200: 2
30. Detroit Red Wings (-1)Players in top 200: 2
31. Anaheim Ducks (-1)Players in top 200: 1
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