Can you help rank these young forwards for this season only?
Categories are goals, assists, +/-, PIM, PP pts, & GWG.

Jiri Hudler
Joe Pavelski
Alexander Steen
Ryan Clowe
Loui Eriksson

Thanks!

for jsut this season....

here is my opinion

Pavelski and Clowe got some skills. They will play almost surely on the second powerplay line in san-jose. Sanjose should have a decent season again this year so...good +/-

steen will maybe have the vacant spot of Bell on the second powerline...so we will see. If he \'s lucky maybe he will play on the second line...and the others thing is how good toronto will do????for your plus-minus..... I don\'t know. To me clowes and Pavelski are safer choice

With Hudler, my principale concern goes with his icetime....He should have more icetime this year(couldn\'t receive less icetime than last year ) but I don\'T thing he will see a lot of powerplay time this year...What ever we will see

and the only thing I can tell you about Loui Eriksson, he \'s in Dallas, to me this is one of the poorest team in offense right now....so....


this is my 2 cent so good luck!

Pavelski
Hudler
Steen
Clowe
Eriksson

Pavelski will probably play on the second line and second PP. You can expect around 50pts from him.

Hudler is the wild card here since nobody knows on which line he\'ll be playing. Some nights he could even be a healthy scratch. The opposite is also true as he could easily be top-6 forward. In that case he\'d be the best forward of that group. Let\'s 45 pts for Hudler but 10-15pts more if he plays regularly.

Steen seems to be a lock for the 3rd line. The depth in Toronto makes it difficult for him to be a top-6.

Clowe impressed last year but a healthy Bernier will hurt him IMO.

Eriksson is playing for Dallas, a forward cemetery. Do I need to add more?

Pavelski
Clowe
Hudler
Steen
Eriksson

For the same reason mentioned above, Pavelski and Clowe have good chances of being labeled dark horses. Hudler is victim of not having enough ice time which makes you wonder why Babcock does not give him more of a fair chance.