NHL 19 Ratings: Top Right Wings

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As you’ll find with many of these top NHL 19 right wings, the position is notorious for great goal scoring threats. Here, you’ll find speedsters, snipers, power forwards, and more to bolster your top six on the right wing.

Nikita Kucherov (91 OVR)

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Team: Tampa Bay LightningRole: SniperAge: 25Nationality: RussianHeight: 180cmWeight: 81kgShoots: LeftBest Stats: Offensive Awareness 94, Deking 94, Passing 94, Puck Control 94, Wrist Accuracy 94

Tampa Bay has received immense returns on their late second round pick from 2011 as Nikita Kucherov has developed into one of the very best wing players in the NHL. In NHL 19, the Russian sniper is the joint-best right wing, boasting lofty numbers across the board, including 93 slap shot accuracy, 93 hand-eye, 93 acceleration, 93 agility, and 90 defensive awareness. 

Patrick Kane (91 OVR)

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Team: Chicago BlackhawksRole: SniperAge: 29Nationality: AmericanHeight: 180cmWeight: 80kgShoots: LeftBest Stats: Deking 97, Puck Control 97, Hand-Eye 97, Passing 96, Offensive Awareness 96

With 94 acceleration, 94 agility, and 90 speed, Patrick Kane is one of the fastest players on NHL 19. Couple those numbers with his 94 slap shot accuracy and 95 wrist shot accuracy and you’ve got an incredible weapon on the right wing.

Vladimir Tarasenko (90 OVR)

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Team: St. Louis BluesRole: SniperAge: 26Nationality: RussianHeight: 183cmWeight: 102kgShoots: LeftBest Stats: Wrist Shot Accuracy 94, Deking 94, Offensive Awareness 93, Puck Control 93, Passing 93, Hand-Eye 93

Vladimir Tarasenko is one of the league’s premier snipers, which is mirrored in NHL 19 by his 90-plus attributes in many lethal areas. The Russian boasts 92 slap shot accuracy, 91 wrist shot power, 94 wrist shot power, 90 slap shot power, and 93 offensive awareness. Simply put, he finds the right areas and then puts the puck away. 

Blake Wheeler (89 OVR)

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Team: Winnipeg JetsRole: Power ForwardAge: 31Nationality: AmericanHeight: 196cmWeight: 102kgShoots: RightBest Stats: Slap Shot Power 92, Offensive Awareness 92, Strength 91, Wrist Shot Power 91

The first player on this list not to be a sniper, Blake Wheeler is the best power forward to have on your right wing. Not only are his shooting attributes all at 89 or higher, but his usable defensive skills are also very high, such as his 90 stick checking, 87 body checking, and 90 passing. 

Patrik Laine (89 OVR)

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Team: Winnipeg JetsRole: SniperAge: 20Nationality: FinnishHeight: 196cmWeight: 93kgShoots: RightBest Stats: Wrist Shot Accuracy 95, Hand-Eye 95, Slap Shot Accuracy 94, Deking 94

The top line of the Winnipeg Jets can boast the best power forward on the right wing, an immense playmaker in Mark Scheifele up the middle, and the best young sniper in NHL 19, Patrik Laine. His sharpshooting abilities are there to see, but it’s his 93 puck control, 93 offensive awareness, and 89 in speed stats that make the Finn a great player to have on the team.

Other best right wings on NHL 19

Name
Age
Overall
Team
Best Stats
Phil Kessel
30
89
Pittsburgh Penguins
Wrist Shot Accuracy 94, Hand-Eye 94, Offensive Awareness 93
Jakub Voracek
29
88
Philadelphia Flyers
Offensive Awareness 93, Passing 93, Puck Control 93
David Pastrnak
22
87
Boston Bruins
Deking 93, Hand-Eye 92, Puck Control 92
Joe Pavelski
34
87
San Jose Sharks
Deking 91, Hand-Eye 91, Puck Control 91
Alexander Radulov
32
87
Dallas Stars
Offensive Awareness 91, Hand-Eye 91, Deking 91
Mark Stone
26
87
Ottawa Senators
Slap Shot Power 92, Wrist Shot Power 91, Passing 90
Mitchell Marner
21
86
Toronto Maple Leafs
Offensive Awareness 92, Deking 92, Puck Control 92
Jonathan Marchessault
27
86
Vegas Golden Knights
Deking 92, Passing 91, Offensive Awareness 90
Ilya Kovalchuk
35
86
Los Angeles Kings
Hand-Eye 93, Slap Shot Power 93, Deking 92
Wayne Simmonds
30
86
Philadelphia Flyers
Aggression 90, Poise 90, Strength 89
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