NHL Power Rankings: Philly funk continues

TW	LW	Team	Our Take
1	1	(19-7-5)	The Sharks should be concerned about losing to Chicago and Calgary -- two Western Conference rivals.
2	4	(18-5-6)	No Ovie? No problem. The Caps ring up five straight victories with their resident superstar on the sideline for a few games.
3	5	(20-9-1)	Seven goals and 11 points in three games shoots Sidney Crosby all the way up to third in league scoring.
4	3	(19-7-1)	Patrik Elias scores the shootout winner as the Devils beat the Red Wings for the first time since Jan. 28, 2003.
5	2	(18-7-3)	The Hawks secure their future by signing Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and Duncan Keith to long-term deals.
6	6	(18-7-3)	Defenceman Dion Phaneuf hasn't scored in 14 games and has just one goal in his past 19.
7	9	(17-10-3)	With just three points in his past eight games, Anze Kopitar has slipped to fifth in league scoring.
8	15	(17-11-1)	While other early season surprise teams begin to fade a bit, the Coyotes have won four straight and sit ninth overall.
9	11	(16-9-6)	Eighteen-year-old Matt Duchene scores five goals in three games to pass fellow 18-year-old Ryan O'Reilly in the team scoring parade.
10	8	(15-9-5)	Marc Savard signs a lifetime contract and then celebrates with three goals against Toronto.
11	7	(16-11-2)	They don't score often and the majority of their top producers are minus players so thank heavens for great goaltending and defence.
12	14	(16-8-2)	Goalie Ryan Miller continues to lead the NHL in games-against average and save percentage despite the fact his Sabres have dropped five of their past 10 games.
13	12	(15-8-3)	Rich Peverley, who leads the Thrashers with five game-winners, fires the shootout winner against Florida.
14	10	(13-8-8)	After going goalless in five straight, James Neal pops two in two.
15	13	(14-10-4)	Alex Kovalev and Daniel Alfredsson score in the shootout as the Senators beat the Ducks in Anaheim
16	18	(16-13-0)	After big road wins in New Jersey and Philadelphia, the Canucks stumble in Carolina.
17	17	(14-10-5)	With three goals in four games, checking centre Dan Cleary is making a late push to make Team Canada.
18	24	(12-10-5)	With two straight wins and six in the past 10, St. Louis looks like it is putting the early-season blues behind.
19	27	(13-12-3)	Five straight wins has some believing this team may have life after all.
20	21	(11-11-7)	The Islanders are riding a win-one, lose-one streak, which really isn't such a bad thing.
21	19	(13-11-5)	The Jackets have surrendered 13 goals against in three straight defeats.
22	16	(11-9-8)	Second-overall pick Victor Hedman scores his first NHL goal and Mike Smith records the shutout as the Lightning blank the Islanders 4-0.
23	22	(14-14-1)	After a hot start, teenage defenceman Michael Del Zotto manages just two points in 10 games as the Blueshirts stumble.
24	26	(12-13-4)	Shawn Horcoff requests the opportunity to participate in the shootout and then scores the winner against Dallas.
25	23	(13-14-2)	With the 100th anniversary celebrations behind them, maybe the Habs can finally get down to business.
26	25	(11-13-5)	Goalie Tomas Vokoun returns to action after being cracked across the head by teammate Keith Ballard.
27	20	(13-12-1)	Four straight losses and a coaching change later, the Flyers remain the NHL's biggest underachievers.
28	26	(10-13-6)	With the fourth and sixth leading scorers in the NHL, you'd think the Ducks could do better than 28th overall.
29	29	(8-13-7)	The Leafs looked pretty good before laying an egg in Boston.
30	30	(6-17-5)	Good news: Cam Ward is set to return to the crease Wednesday.