A familiar team has re-emerged as No. 1 in the NHL. Here's a look at our totally subjective weekly top-10 ranking of the NHL:
1. Detroit Red Wings: Brian Rafalski was a great off-season addition by GM Ken Holland.
2. Dallas Stars: They've been scorching hot since the front office shakeup.
3. New York Rangers: Averaging less than two goals against per game. Impressive.
4. Ottawa Senators: Fans are getting restless in the Canadian capital.
5. Minnesota Wild: Wes Walz gave his all for this franchise. He'll be missed.
6. St. Louis Blues: It's hard to believe that three NHL teams have already traded away Brad
Boyes. He's on pace for 50 goals.
7. Carolina Hurricanes: No team has a deeper group of forwards.
8. Vancouver Canucks: Roberto Luongo ... need we say more?
9. New Jersey Devils: Brent Sutter's team has seven straight wins.
10. San Jose Sharks: Jeremy Roenick has the game-winning goal in five of San Jose's 13 victories. Jeremy Roenick!
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Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Updated Team Rankings for this week
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4 comments:
When do the Ducks get some love??? WTF man? They're the defending champs for crying out loud!! Wake up!!
REDWNG95
Hey duckrazy252, they will get "some love" when they deserve it! stop living off of last year, get your QUACKS out of third place and we can talk!!!
Also Redwng95, we have the best record in the league. Everyone is still talking about Ottawa because they are NEVER any good! They have one half-decent START of the season and everyone is crowing them champs. Whatever.wait until April.GO WINGS
The Ranger defense is kick butt and if they continue to play this way, LOOK OUT!!
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