San Jose Sharks 2007-2008 Fantasy Player Projections.
Center - Patrick Marleau
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 77, Goals 32, Assists 46, Points 78
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 35, Assists 50, Points 85
Center - Joe Thornton
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 82, Goals 22, Assists 92, Points 114
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 27, Assists 85, Points 112
Center - Joe Pavelski
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 46, Goals 14, Assists 14, Points 28
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 22, Assists 30, Points 52
Right Wing - Steve Bernier
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 62, Goals 15, Assists 16, Points 31
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 25, Assists 24, Points 49
Right Wing - Jonathan Cheechoo
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 76, Goals 37, Assists 32, Points 69
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 43, Assists 34, Points 77
Right Wing - Milan Michalek
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 78, Goals 26, Assists 40, Points 66
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 28, Assists 44, Points 72
Defense - Matt Carle
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 77, Goals 11, Assists 31, Points 42
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 10, Assists 36, Points 46
Defense - Christian Ehrhoff
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 82, Goals 10, Assists 23, Points 33
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 7, Assists 30, Points 37
Defense - Craig Rivet
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 71, Goals 7, Assists 17, Points 24
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 8, Assists 25, Points 33
Goaltender - Evgeni Nabokov
2006-2007 Stats: Games 50, Wins 25, Sv% .914, Gaa 2.29, So 7
2007-2008 Projections: Wins 40, Sv% .911, Gaa 2.40, So 5
*All projections based through a projected full season of play.
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 77, Goals 32, Assists 46, Points 78
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 35, Assists 50, Points 85
Center - Joe Thornton
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 82, Goals 22, Assists 92, Points 114
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 27, Assists 85, Points 112
Center - Joe Pavelski
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 46, Goals 14, Assists 14, Points 28
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 22, Assists 30, Points 52
Right Wing - Steve Bernier
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 62, Goals 15, Assists 16, Points 31
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 25, Assists 24, Points 49
Right Wing - Jonathan Cheechoo
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 76, Goals 37, Assists 32, Points 69
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 43, Assists 34, Points 77
Right Wing - Milan Michalek
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 78, Goals 26, Assists 40, Points 66
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 28, Assists 44, Points 72
Defense - Matt Carle
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 77, Goals 11, Assists 31, Points 42
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 10, Assists 36, Points 46
Defense - Christian Ehrhoff
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 82, Goals 10, Assists 23, Points 33
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 7, Assists 30, Points 37
Defense - Craig Rivet
2006-2007 Stats: Games Played 71, Goals 7, Assists 17, Points 24
2007-2008 Projections: Goals 8, Assists 25, Points 33
Goaltender - Evgeni Nabokov
2006-2007 Stats: Games 50, Wins 25, Sv% .914, Gaa 2.29, So 7
2007-2008 Projections: Wins 40, Sv% .911, Gaa 2.40, So 5
*All projections based through a projected full season of play.
3 comments:
Don't forget 'bout Ryane Clowe. I thought he had a pretty decent first year in 06-07. Seemed to have slid more toward the latter part of the season. Probably due to being taken off the line that included Thornton and Marleau. There's no telling how the lines will be drawn this season. However, there was talk last year that Clowe earned his initial spot due to Mark Bell's demise. Clowe was everything Bell should have been. Probably with a hint more spice. The departure of Bell to Toronto, coupled with the ascent of Clowe, could bode well for the Sharks and fantasy managers for years to come. Now, don't quote me in case I'm wrong, but I think San Jose has a HUGE catch dangling from the end of the line!
I'm not big on projecting the 3rd line, and if i do project any players from the 3rd line, it's usually the Center(Pavelski in this case), unless the wingers are legit point scorers of course. Clowe will be good down the road, but the most i see benefiting from that 3rd line is Pavelski for now.
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