NHL Power Rankings

With a big win over Anaheim and points in 15 straight games, the San Jose Sharks remain at the top of our weekly NHL Power Rankings.

Through Sunday March 23

Rk Team Prv Comment
1 San Jose 1 Sharks with a statement win over the Ducks to push their points streak to 15 games (14-0-1).
2 Detroit 2 Dan Cleary expected to return to the lineup Tuesday for the Red Wings, who have won three in a row.
3 Anaheim 4 Ducks hope that J-S Giguere (back spasms) and Ryan Getzlaf (upper body) will return for Wednesday's game against the Kings.
4 Pittsburgh 5 Penguins have won seven of their last nine games and have scored seven goals in three of their last five games.
5 New Jersey 3 Coach Brent Sutter said the 7-1 loss to Pittsburgh needs to be a wake up call for his team, which is 5-5-1 over its last eleven games.
6 Montreal 7 Habs lose a physical presence with defenseman Mike Komisarek going out three weeks with a lower-body injury.
7 NY Rangers 12 Scott Gomez not expected to miss extended time after slamming into boards against Flyers. Rangers with big wins over Devils and Penguins.
8 Carolina 10 Cam Ward with an 8-1-0 record, a 2.16 goals against average and .920 save percentage in the month of March.
9 Ottawa 11 Senators have won four of six, but they'll be hard pressed to catch Montreal for first in the Northeast.
10 Dallas 6 Stars have lost four straight and seven of their last eight games. Stars have been outscored 14-1 in third periods during that stretch.
11 Calgary 8 Flames are 6-0-2 in their last eight home games, including big wins over Colorado and Minnesota the past week.
12 Minnesota 13 Defenseman Kurtis Foster out for season with a broken leg. Wild have scored more than three goals just once in the last 17 games.
13 Vancouver 14 Canucks, who have won six of nine, with a big road trip this week that includes stops in Calgary, Colorado and Minnesota.
14 Washington 17 Alex Ovechkin hits the 60-goal mark and the Capitals, who have won five of six, are hanging around the playoff picture in the East.
15 Philadelphia 16 Flyers end most recent slide with three straight wins, including a big one over the Rangers.
16 Colorado 9 Avs have lost four in a row, including all three games of a key road trip against Northwest Division foes.
17 Boston 15 If the Bruins could have won a few games against Montreal, instead of losing all eight, they could be fighting for the top spot in the East.
18 Edmonton 20 The Oilers aren't quite finished yet. They've won 11 of 14 games and still have a shot at a playoff spot.
19 Nashville 19 Nashville wins its biggest game of the season to date, beating Chicago  to stay hot on the tail of Colorado for the final playoff spot.
20 Buffalo 18 Tim Connolly to have season-ending surgery. In the last three seasons, Connolly has missed 127 of the Sabres' 246 games.
21 Florida 21 Points in nine straight games (8-0-1) has the Panthers in the the thick of the playoff race. 
22 Toronto 24 The Maple Leafs are on a roll. They have won six straight on the road and 10-3-1 in their last 14 overall.
23 Chicago 23 Blackhawks, who have won three of five, are 15-9-2 against the Central division this season.
24 Phoenix 22 The Coyotes are winless in five and have won just once in their last eight games.
25 Columbus 25 Goalie Pascal Leclaire has missed the last four games with a concussion. Back-to-back losses a big blow to Columbus' slim playoff hopes.
26 NY Islanders 26 Highly touted Kyle Okposo notches a game-winner against New Jersey in his second NHL game.
27 St. Louis 27 Blues go 1-7-1 one on their season-long nine-game road trip. Paul Kariya with no goals in his last 19 games.
28 Los Angeles 30 Erik Ersberg continues to play very well in net for the Kings, who are 4-3-2 with him in net.
29 Tampa Bay 28 Jeff Halpern a point-a-game guy (six goals and six assists in 12 games) since being traded to the Lightning.
30 Atlanta 29 Thrashers have lost five straight and have just two wins in their last 17 games (2-11-4).


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