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This week we revealed places 22 through 18 and ran the gamut from the deeply mysterious to an old prospect gone on to a new career.
Official Vote
22 Victor Johansson
Brian S
21 William Villeneuve
Hardev
20 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
Adam Selvig
19 Nicholas Moldenhauer
Hardev
18 Ty Voit
Brian S
Community Vote
22 Semyon Der-Arguchintsev
A very interesting result begins things off at 22.
A very large set of people either ranked Der-Arguchintsev either N/A or right on 25th. And then another large set of people ranked him somewhere in the mid-range. This is exactly the same range of opinions that landed him at 20th above.
21 Vyacheslav Peksa
With Peksa, ranked higher here than on the official vote by a small amount, there's a more normal distribution of opinions and a very strong consensus that he should be ranked. That's fairly unusual in someone this low down on the list.
20 Miroslav Holinka
Even more certainly ranked, the wide range of votes for Holinka put him at spot 20 well below his place on the Official Vote. This marks the first major divergence.
19 Ty Voit
The man who only played six games last year was not ignored by many people and he landed almost in the same place on both votes.
18 Jacob Quillan
This NCAA free agent who is the same age as Roni Hirvonen was a difficult person to rank. His original placing on the player list was 14th, and I think you're seeing him at 15 here as the point at which a lot of people didn't know who to rank, so they just left the guy who'd landed there in about that spot.
For someone who landed at 18th, there are a lot of unranked votes here. You haven't seen where Quillan landed on the Official Vote, but you will next week. Spoiler!
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