NHL 15 - Top 50 Rated Players

[Steve_OS]

After previously releasing the top rated goalies, defensivemen, left wingers, right wingers, and centers, EA Sports just released the top 50 rated players in NHL 15. Make sure you head over to the EA Sports NHL 15 ratings page to see more detailed ratings from all 50 players.

50. Mikko Koivu (89) Overall – Minnesota Wild
49. Patrick Marleau (89) Overall – San Jose Sharks
48. Corey Crawford (89) Overall – Chicago Blackhawks
47. Joe Thornton (89) Overall – San Jose Sharks
46. Mike Smith (89) Overall – Arizona Coyotes
45. Nicklas Backstrom (89) Overall – Washington Capitals
44. Ryan Miller (89) Overall – Vancouver Canucks
43. Eric Staal (89) Overall – Carolina Hurricanes
42. Semyon Varlamov (89) Overall – Colorado Avalanche
41. Ryan McDonagh (89) Overall – New York Rangers
40. Niklas Kronwall (89) Overall – Detroit Red Wings
39. Roberto Luongo (89) Overall – Florida Panthers
38. David Backes (89) Overall – St. Louis Blues
37. David Krejci (89) Overall – Boston Bruins
36. Joe Pavelski (89) Overall – San Jose Sharks
35. Erik Karlsson (89) Overall – Ottawa Senators
34. Patrick Kane (89) Overall – Chicago Blackhawks
33. Ryan Kesler (90) Overall – Anaheim Ducks
32. Sergei Bobrovsky (90) Overall – Columbus Blue Jackets
31. Alex Pietrangelo (90) Overall – St. Louis Blues
30. Matt Duchene (90) Overall – Colorado Avalanche
29. Jamie Benn (90) Overall – Dallas Stars
28. P.K. Subban (90) Overall – Montreal Canadiens
27. Phil Kessel (90) Overall – Toronto Maple Leafs
26. Taylor Hall (90) Overall – Edmonton Oilers
25. Zach Parise (90) Overall- Minnesota Wild
24. Claude Giroux (90) Overall – Philadelphia Flyers
23. Pekka Rinne (91) Overall – Nashville Predators
22. Marian Hossa (91) Overall – Chicago Blackhawks
21. Patrice Bergeron (91) Overall – Boston Bruins
20. Zdeno Chara (91) Overall – Boston Bruins
19. Anze Kopitar (91) Overall – Los Angeles Kings
18. Drew Doughty (91) Overall – Los Angeles Kings
17. John Tavares (91) Overall – New York Islanders
16. Henrik Zetterberg (92) Overall- Detroit Red Wings
15. Ryan Suter (92) Overall – Minnesota Wild
14. Duncan Keith (92) Overall – Chicago Blackhawks
13. Tuukka Rask (92) Overall – Boston Bruins
12. Evgeni Malkin (92) Overall - Pittsburgh Penguins
11. Carey Price (92) Overall – Montreal Canadiens
10. Corey Perry (92) Overall – Anaheim Ducks
9. Ryan Getzlaf (92) Overall – Anaheim Ducks
8. Jonathan Quick (93) Overall – Los Angeles Kings
7. Henrik Lundqvist (93) Overall – New York Rangers
6. Pavel Datsyuk (93) Overall - Detroit Red Wings
5. Shea Weber (93) Overall – Nashville Predators
4. Alexander Ovechkin (93) Overall – Washington Capitals
3. Jonathan Toews (93) Overall – Chicago Blackhawks
2. Steven Stamkos (93) Overall – Tampa Bay Lightning
1. Sidney Crosby (96) Overall - Pittsburgh Penguins

Let us know what you think!

[Al_Tito13]

The ratings for the 25-50 range are way too high, having 50 players at 89 or more is a nonsense for me. It's impossible to have any kind of player differentiation with so many high ratings.

[gator3guy]

Ovechkin 82 slap shot power

I hate that EA always lumps skating ratings together. First instance if they give a guy 87 speed, they also give him 87 agility, and acceleration. Why even have those ratings if you aren't going to use them? They've done it for years and it annoys the hell out of me. Same goes with the shooting ratings for forwards.

[Solarstar11]

The interfaces looks like they're on a Windows 8.

[AngelPingu]

These ratings get worse and worse year after year.

[miner7g]

Crosby at 96... I didn't think his rating could get worse from last year.

[YoungBuck3]

There's definitely not 11 players in the world better than Malkin sorry.

I don't like to get too concerned with overalls, but we've got 50 guys who are 89ov or higher? Kesler is an 90ov and better than Kane lol? Seguin can't crack the top 50?

Ovechkin has 82 slap shot power?

[BaylorBearBryant]

No MacKinnon?