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    Mike Brophy | November 23, 2009

 
TW LW Team Our Take
1 1
(16-5-4) 		Dany Heatley has taken over the goal-scoring lead with 18 and is on pace for 59.
2 6
(15-5-2) 		The 'Hawks are enjoying a great season yet all we seem to hear about is their contract situations next year. Too bad.
3 2
(14-6-1) 		With 12 points in seven games Zach Parise has climbed to sixth in league scoring.
4 3
(13-5-5) 		Defenceman Mike Green is riding a six-game points streak with 10 points in that span.
5 8
(15-8-0) 		The Penguins continue thanks to the return of Sergei Gonchar and Max Talbot.
6 4
(13-6-2) 		Jarome Iginla has 11 goals in his past nine games. Imagine if he had a centre to play with!
7 14
(12-6-3) 		The Blue Jackets have just one regulation loss in their past 10 games.
8 9
(13-9-2) 		Let's see how the Kings do without leader Ryan Smyth in the lineup.
9 5
(13-7-3) 		Just three wins in the past 10 games would suggest the bloom has come off the rose for this early season surprise team.
10 7
(12-6-2) 		Six of the Sabres' top seven scorers are minus players and that trend must change before they are serious Cup candidates.
11 10
(11-6-4) 		It took a while, but the Red Wings have finally positioned themselves in the top eight in the Western Conference.
12 16
(13-9-1) 		A win over the Philadelphia Flyers is a cause for celebration in the desert.
13 11
(12-7-1) 		The Flyers return home after dropping two straight on a western road swing.
14 18
(10-6-6) 		Defenceman Stephane Robidas scored two goals and added two assists in a 5-3 win over New Jersey.
15 20
(12-8-1) 		The Predators' fifth straight win was Nashville's 12th consecutive win at home against Columbus.
16 22
(11-6-3) 		Could you ever have imagined that defenceman Chris Phillips would have three times as many goals as Jason Spezza a quarter of the way through the year?
17 19
(9-5-7) 		With only two regulation losses in its last 10 games, the Lightning is showing signs of being more competitive than its record would indicate.
18 21
(10-8-4) 		Marc Savard appears ready to be close to rejoining the Bruins with a new long-term contract in hand.
19 13
(10-7-3) 		Ilya Kovalchuk has been held goalless in three of his last four games.
20 17
(12-11-0) 		The Canucks have been floating around the .500 mark of late, but will happily welcome Daniel Sedin back to the lineup this week.
21 25
(10-9-2) 		Stephen Weiss has been hot with seven points in five games as the Panthers have won three straight.
22 23
(11-11-1) 		Carey Price has supplied the Habs with solid goaltending after a rough start to his year.
23 12
(11-10-1) 		The great start to the year is all but forgotten as the Rangers slide out of a playoff spot.
24 15
(8-8-7) 		Trent Hunter has registered points in six straight games.
25 27
(8-8-4) 		With all due respect to defenceman Erik Johnson, when he’s your leading scorer with 14 points in 20 games, you are in deep trouble.
26 24
(9-11-3) 		Sheldon Souray has a goal and three points in four games since returning from a concussion.
27 26
(8-12-2) 		Veteran Owen Nolan popped a pair as the Wild beat the Islanders 2-1 Friday.
28 28
(7-11-3) 		The top line is starting to hit on all cylinders, but the rest of the team is playing well below average.
29 30
(5-12-5) 		Two straight wins for the Hurricanes is a cause for celebration in an otherwise miserable year.
30 28
(4-11-6) 		There's talk of blowing this team up if the losing ways continue.
 

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