69. (S33) LW (West Kendall Platoon) - John Langabeer || New Entry
Grade: 79.20
Past Seasons: None

At 69 is John Langabeer, a new entry on the list due to getting back to his old tricks (having two seasons with 30+ points already) and scoring 20 goals and 42 points. Langabeer continued to improve with his physical tools as well, making him a bigger threat each and every season. It is possible he deserved to be on this list in previous seasons, but he certainly earned it this season.

68. (S30) C (Los Angeles Panthers) - Jean-Luc Reflieux || -7
Grade: 80.20
Past Seasons: S34-96, S35-97, S36-99, S37-43 S38-73 S39-61

Falling back is Jean-Luc Reflieux, who has had a rocky back and forth career so far, albeit with some pretty good production mixed in. Reflieux scored 15 goals and 35 points, not matching his 46 point season a year ago and failing to come close to his 50 point campaign two seasons prior to that. However, this season his physicality has ramped up, and with these being his prime years we could see that lead to improved production for S40.

67. (S28) G (New England Wolfpack) - Mikke Laukkanen || -18
Grade: 80.40
Past Seasons: S32-61, S33-30, S34-17, S35-25, S36-27, S37-34 S38-75 S39-49

At 67 is Mikke Laukkanen, a goaltender who doesn't get a whole lot of press but continues to do their thing each season. Laukkanen went 23-16-4, and seemed to do just okay in S39, not really terrible but not all that great, either. Considering he is continuing into regression, it is unknown exactly how he will do for the Wolfpack going forward, especially when the team is looking to finish up their rebuild and become a contender again.

66. (S30) C (West Kendall Platoon) - Jon Ross || +33
Grade: 80.40
Past Seasons: S33-89, S34-84, S35-58, S36-63, S37-92 S38-98 S39-99

Jon Ross jumps up on the list at 66, looking like he might actually crack the top-50 this time. Ross scored 17 goals and 42 points, an impressive run and close to his career high back in S34 with the Steelhawks. Ross even earned a career high in hits with 87, and tied his career high in powerplay points with 13. However, with regression hitting and his point production only good but not great, Ross will need to figure things out if he wants to crack the top-50.

65. (S31) RW (San Francisco Pride) - Jacob Renninger || +28
Grade: 81.40
Past Seasons: S39-93

At 65 is Jacob Renninger, a late bloomer who is looking to hit his stride with his 12 goals and 40 points. Unfortunately, being on a Pride team that isn't exactly sure of what direction they want to head in, was -10 on the year, his second minus season in a row, and without any other defensive tools could be mired in this position if he doesn't figure things out.

64. (S30) D (San Francisco Pride) - Victor Lindstrom || +24
Grade: 82.20
Past Seasons: S39-88

Victor Lindstrom enters the list at 64, just in time for regression to ruin his day. Lindstrom didn't score as many points as he did in S38, and his -26 was among the worst in the league, but Lindstrom demonstrated that he individually was doing the little things right. As mentioned before the Pride have had some issues with team defense and consistency, and Lindstrom has been one of the few players actually putting up some defensive abilities out there.

63. (S28) D (New England Wolfpack) - Mia Landvik || -23
Grade: 82.40
Past Seasons: S35-56, S36-60, S38-65 S39-40

At 63 is Mia Landvik of the Wolfpack, a defender who started to get a little profile early in her career, but has struggled to gain that notoriety again. Landvik scored 9 goals and 35 points, similar to last season, but her major claim to fame in recent seasons is her propensity to lay the body. She registered a career high 212 hits, something nobody expected from someone like Landvik, and despite her regression still contributes to her team.

62. (S29) LW (Edmonton Blizzard) - Harry Hans || -11
Grade: 82.4
Past Seasons: S33-42, S34-45, S35-24, S36-16, S37-33 S38-72 S39-51

At 62 is Harry Hans, now a Blizzard winger and riding the wave of problems that Edmonton has had to face recently. Hans scored 19 goals and 35 points, well below the previous season (and most of his career with the Rage), all this despite a high number of shots on net. It seems coaches are worried about Hans's play offensively due to regression, as he has seen reduced minutes of late on the powerplay, hurting his production.

61. (S25) C (Minnesota Chiefs) - Jonathan Lundberg || -34
Grade: 82.50
Past Seasons: 30-82, S31-94, S32-65, S33-59, S34-49, S35-27, S36-30, S37-58 S38-36 S39-27

At 61 is Jonathan Lundberg of the Minnesota Chiefs, joining his 6th team since coming up to the SHL in S28. Despite his advanced age compared to most of his peers, Lundberg has been able to be a solid contributor, scoring 14 goals and 39 points, as well as registering 203 shots and 201 hits, which is quite the threat to opposing defenders even if he has had issues putting the puck in the net himself. Lundberg's presence was a major factor in the Chiefs winning their first cup since S12, and despite being deep into regression could keep that up.

60. (S31) D (New England Wolfpack) - Toivo Kosonen || -14
Grade: 82.80
Past Seasons: S36-76, S37-76 S38-84 S39-46

At 60 is Toivo Kosonen, dropping back in the list a bit and out of the top-50 with his 6 goals and 30 points. 30 Points is nothing to sneeze at for a defenseman, and Kosonen has had 6 straight seasons with that amount, however when you want to be a top-50 player or better, you have to bring more to the table, and Kosonen has been unable to do that so far in his career.