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Mel
1-25-08, 3:08 PM
Not one team in the Southeast division is better than .500 - one of those teams will evenutally be handed the #3 EC playoff seed. Totally pathetic system. :rolleyes:


Not one team in the Central division is worse than .500 - that is quite impressive when you consider Detroit is in that division with their 37 wins. You can't say they are feeding on their weak division any more.


5 points separate the entire Atlantic division.


The Rangers still cannot score after an expensive makeover at center. If not for Henrik Lundqvist, this would be a lot uglier.


My big surprises: Philadelphia, St. Louis, New Jersey, Columbus.


Notable players on the rise: Ryan Getzlaf, Brad Boyes, Mike Richards


What the hell happened to Jordan Staal? (worst fantasy bust I ever drafted. :doh:)

06/07 - 29g, 13a, +16 in 81 games
07/08 - 5g, 10a, -8 in 49 games

Madferret
1-25-08, 9:32 PM
Weird first half that's for sure. It's like a soap opera so far.
I'd add Buffalo to that list of surprise teams...it's Staals' sophmore year isn't it?...almost to be expected...Jersey ceased surprising me years ago...again it's been a real weird year so far..

Mel
1-26-08, 12:41 PM
you could make a case for Buffalo because of the difference between last season and this season... but since they lost Briere and Drury both - I can't say I'm shocked to see them struggling this year.

ike_11
1-26-08, 2:00 PM
I expected the Wings to Dominate, but not by THIS much. Also, I agree with Mel. Stupid Southeast division. Those teams don't even deserve to play in the NHL. What a Farce.

ike_11
1-26-08, 2:01 PM
My biggest observations would be the emergence of some new amazing rookies. Kane, Toews, Gagne, Backstrom.

joepuckster
1-26-08, 3:22 PM
My biggest observation is that Gary Bettman is still the commish and shouldn't be.

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