The Flyers have done it. They have liberated themselves from the bottom of the power rankings. A slight tweak to the formula finally puts Ottawa where they belong. While the top of the standings see no change. Where did you team end up this week?
*Note: Power Rankings Formula is ((Points Earned/Points Possible) * Goal Differential per game + wins)
Rank (Pv) |
Team |
Record |
Comments |
| 1 (1) |  |
20-4-2 | A good betting tip: Put the house on Ryan Miller winning at least the Veznia. |
| 2 (2) |  |
20-3-6 | Reason number one they won’t deal Jean-Sebastien Giguere: Ilya Bryzgalov keeps getting hurt. |
| 3 (3) |  |
20-7-0 | Beware Anaheim… Jonathan Cheechoo is back. |
| 4 (4) |  |
17-5-3 | Alexander Radulov has four goals in four games. Calder candidate anyone? |
| 5 (8) |  |
17-7-4 | Four Words. Marian Hossa. Hart Trophy. |
| 6 (5) |  |
17-9-0 | Marty Turco still looking rock solid. |
| 7 (9) |  |
15-7-3 | The talk of the winter meetings will undoubtedly be where David Aebischer is going. |
| 8 (15) |  |
14-7-4 | Good news for Detroit: St. Louis, Chicago and Columbus are in your division; you can’t finish worse than second. |
| 9 (16) |  |
15-10-3 | Eric Staal is one of the best young players in the game today. |
| 10 (19) |  |
14-9-2 | Possibly the most overachieving team in the NHL, until you notice their goal differential is -1. |
| 11 (12) |  |
14-9-3 | Viktor Kozlov is getting it done in the place of the injured Alexi Yashin. Maybe the Wangs did know what they were doing. |
| 12 (6) |  |
13-10-2 | For all intensive purposes, the Northwest is a flat-foot tie. Their +1 goal differential may mean this lead is only temporary. |
| 13 (10) |  |
13-10-5 | Fun Fact of the Week: Chad Kilger broke Al Iafrate’s shot velocity record this week when Kilger blasted a 106.6 MPH shot. Yeah, block that, and if you survive, please come talk about your experience. |
| 14 (11) |  |
13-10-4 | The Atlantic Division is separated by five points between first and fourth. The Rangers are in the thick of the hunt. |
| 15 (17) |  |
14-12-1 | Just when you had the Sens figured out, they start winning again. 8-2-0 in their last ten has them over .500 for the first time this season. |
| 16 (8) |  |
13-11-2 | They looked like they were going to walk the dog on the Northwest, then reality hit. In the Northwest, one loss can put you in the cellar. |
| 17 (28) |  |
12-10-2 | The new Bruins motto, better late then never. |
| 18 (14) |  |
13-12-2 | This is an APB on Vincent Lecavalier. If found, please return him to the Tampa Bay Lightning. |
| 19 (20) |  |
13-13-1 | Hi, this is Roberto Luongo, if you have seen my teammates, please tell them to help me. I can’t win games on my own. |
| 20 (23) |  |
12-10-2 | Alex Tanguay said he was traded because of his poor playoff performance. Why is this news? I was starting to wonder if Tanguay was even still alive. |
| 21 (26) |  |
11-9-6 | Brian Pothier at least knows what to do with the puck, pass it to Ovechkin. Don’t worry Caps fans; the league found that Ovechkin’s hit was legal. |
| 22 (13) |  |
12-12-2 | It’s got to be Theodore’s fault. Noting else makes sense, or does it? Milan Hedjuk is the team’s leading scorer with nine goals. |
| 23 (11) |  |
11-10-4 | Marc-Andre Fleury is the leading East vote-getter. How? |
| 24 (24) |  |
10-12-2 | Well, that surpasses the number of wins I had them at. |
| 25 (21) |  |
10-15-4 | If you were rebuilding, then what was the point of signing Rob Blake? |
| 26 (29) |  |
9-15-0 | Never fear Coyotes fans. Just two more months until Diamondback pitchers and catchers report. |
| 27 (30) |  |
8-15-4 | Man, there must be a riot in Philly. They move out of the cellar of the power rankings, and Bobby Clarke is back. The only thing missing, the Eagles missing the playoffs. |
| 28 (22) |  |
8-15-5 | Goaltending problems, scoring problems. You get the point. They’re bad. Simply bad. |
| 29 (25) |  |
7-15-3 | Good news for the Blues? Is there such a thing? |
| 30 (27) |  |
7-16-2 | Sorry Hitch, even God himself can’t save this team. |
