I think that in a year the standings should look more or less similar. Teams like Buffalo, Hamilton and Texas should still be at the top, because they have pretty good management. Then you have the expansion teams, who should do much better than they were because they will now have an actual prospect pool and their current prospect will have grown a fair bit. But aging teams like Manhattan, Calgary, Chicago, and Edmonton might not still be at the top because many of their core players will have retired. Toronto and Tampa Bay should now be a really really good team, after tanking for many seasons. Then you have teams like LAP, Winnipeg, New Orleans, Minnesota and Baltimore who I have no clue where they will be, because they've been making weird trades lately and I'm not entirely sure if they're starting to rebuild or compete. So it will be more or less the same in my opinion.