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By pennskinsfan 11.  Dallas Stars 13.  Calgary Flames 14.  Columbus Blue Jackets 15.  Ottawa Senators Teams that FELL out of  Top 15 pre-season rankings:  Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Flyers, Detroit Red Wings,  Carolina Hurricanes, Anaheim Ducks, St. Louis Blues

By Carter . 4. Washington Capitals (26-11-3, 55 points) 5. Philadelphia Flyers (21-10-8, 50 points) 7. Montreal Canadiens (22-10-6, 50 points) 18. Columbus Blue Jackets (18-17-4, 40 points) 10. Jeff Carter (Flyers) 19. Simon Gagne (Flyers) Carter’s Top 15 Defenseman 15. Kimmo Timonen (Flyers)

By Ken Armer 2. Boston Bruins 3. Detroit Red Wings 4. Washington Capitals 5. Chicago Blackhawks 6. Philadelphia Flyers 7. Calgary Flames 8. New York Rangers 9. Montreal Canadiens 11. New Jersey Devils 13. Buffalo Sabres 14.  Pittsburgh Penguins 15.  Carolina Hurricanes

By Mark Jones 3. Detroit Red Wings (57 pts, 26-7-5) 4. Washington Capitals (55 pts, 26-11-3) 6. Philadelphia Flyers (50 pts, 21-10-8) 7. Montreal Canadiens (48 pts, 21-10-6) 14. Pittsburgh Penguins (42 pts, 19-16-4) 21. Columbus Blue Jackets (40 pts, 18-17-4) 23. Nashville Predators (37 pts, 17-18-3)

By Noah Love 3. Detroit Red Wings (23-7-5) LW: 3 4. Washington Capitals (23-11-3) LW: 7 6. Philadelphia Flyers (19-10-7) LW: 6 9. Montreal Canadiens (19-9-6) LW: 9 12. Pittsburgh Penguins (19-13-4) LW: 13 20. Nashville Predators (17-15-3) LW: 19 24. Columbus Blue Jackets (15-16-4) LW: 23

By Carter . 4. Washington Capitals (22-11-3, 47 points) 6. Philadelphia Flyers (19-10-7, 45 points) 9. Montreal Canadiens (19-9-6, 44 points) 25. Columbus Blue Jackets (15-16-4, 34 points) 7. Jeff Carter (Flyers) 11. Simon Gagne (Flyers) Carter’s Top 15 Defensemen 10. Kimmo Timonen (Flyers)

By Dan Benton With the two leading scorers in the league, sometimes playing on the same power play and/or line, one wonders how the Penguins stand at fourth, or next to last, in the Atlantic Division with 38 points. They trail the New York Rangers (46 points in 35 games played), the Philadelphia Flyers (...

By Noah Love 3. Detroit Red Wings (20-5-4) LW:  3 4. Washington Capitals (18-10-3) LW: 10 6. Philadelphia Flyers (16-7-6) LW: 15 7. Montreal Canadiens (16-8-5) LW: 4 10. Pittsburgh Penguins (16-10-4) LW: 5 23. Columbus Blue Jackets (13-14-3) LW: 25 30. Tampa Bay Lightning (7-15-8) LW: 30

By Mark Jones 7. Philadelphia Flyers 8. Montreal Canadiens 10. Pittsburgh Penguins 13. New Jersey Devils 17. Nashville Predators 19. Florida Panthers 21. Toronto Maple Leafs 22. Phoenix Coyotes 23. Ottawa Senators 24. Los Angeles Kings 25. Columbus Blue Jackets 28. New York Islanders 29. Tampa Bay Lightning

By Noah Love 3. Detroit Red Wings (18-4-4) LW: 3 4. Montreal Canadiens (15-6-5) LW: 8 5. Pittsburgh Penguins (15-7-4) LW: 4 15. Philadelphia Flyers (13-7-6) LW: 14 25. Columbus Blue Jackets (11-13-3) LW: 19 29. Toronto Maple Leafs (9-12-6) LW: 28 30. Tampa Bay Lightning (6-12-8) LW: 30

By Noah Love 3. Detroit Red Wings (15-4-4) LW: 2 4. Pittsburgh Penguins (14-6-3) LW: 4 8. Montreal Canadiens (13-6-4) LW: 7 11. Washington Capitals (13-8-3) LW: 10 14. Philadelphia Flyers (11-7-5) LW: 15 19. Columbus Blue Jackets (10-10-3) LW: 19 28. Toronto Maple Leafs (8-9-6) LW: 22

By Noah Love 4. Pittsburgh Penguins (12-5-3) LW: 4 7. Montreal Canadiens (11-5-3) LW: 7 10. Washington Capitals (11-6-3) LW: 8 15. Philadelphia Flyers (9-6-4) LW: 19 19. Columbus Blue Jackets (9-8-3) LW: 17 22. Toronto Maple Leafs (7-8-5) LW: 22 29. Tampa Bay Lightning (6-8-6) LW: 20

By Mark Jones 1) San Jose Sharks (33 pts, 16-3-1)(2) Detroit Red Wings (29 pts, 13-2-3)(7) Pittsburgh Penguins (27 pts, 12-4-3)(4) New York Rangers (30 pts, 14-6-2)(6) Boston Bruins (28 pts, 12-3-4)(3) Montreal Canadiens (24 pts, 11-5-2)(14) Washington Capitals (25 pts, 11-5-3)(5) Minnesota Wi...

By Noah Love 2. Montreal Canadiens (8-1-1)  LW: 6 4. Detroit Red Wings (8-2-2)  LW: 4 10. Pittsburgh Penguins (6-4-2)  LW: 7 14. Washington Capitals (5-4-1)  LW: 9 16. Nashville Predators (6-4-1)  LW: 21 18. Philadelphia Flyers (4-4-3)  LW: 18 26. Columbus Blue Jackets (4-6-1)  LW: 26

By Noah Love 1. New York Rangers (8-2-1) LW: 1 3. Detroit Red Wings (6-1-1) LW: 4 7. Pittsburgh Penguins (5-2-2) LW: 11 8. New Jersey Devils (5-2-1) LW: 8 9. Washington Capitals (4-3-1) LW: 9 21. Nashville Predators (4-4-0) LW: 16 26. Columbus Blue Jackets (3-5-0) LW: 22 28. Tampa Bay Lightning (1-3-3) LW: 29

 NY - While the Flyers do pick up a pair of points in two games against San Jose, Philadelphia still is searching for its first win of the season. ...

2004 NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS, GAME 6: FLYERS VS. LIGHTNING Recap here. This was the first playoff win ever for the Bucs. Their QB at the time was Doug ... Top 12 disappointments since last Phillies' championship Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com Of Course They Play the Phillies The Ledger

By Trendon Lynch Well, look who’s back! After losing both ends of a home-and-home with the Islanders, the Sabres absolutely rocked both Atlanta and Washington. Jaroslav Spacek and Brain Campbell have been scintillating on the man-advantage. 7 (-) 4-1-1