WRA 2/1/10

1. San Jose (2.57)
2. Chicago (5.57)
3. Buffalo (6.29)
4. Vancouver (6.57)
5. Washington (8.29)
6. New Jersey (9.57)
6. Colorado (9.57)
8. Montreal (13.29)
9. BOSTON (13.43)
9. Los Angeles (13.43)
9. Phoenix (13.43)
12. Philadelphia (13.57)
13. Calgary (14.29)
14. Pittsburgh (15.00)
15. Florida (16.43)
16. NY Rangers (16.57)
17. Atlanta (16.71)
17. St. Louis (16.71)
19. Detroit (17.14)
20. Ottawa (17.29)
21. Anaheim (17.86)
22. Minnesota (18.86)
23. Dallas (19.71)
23. Nashville (19.71)
25. Tampa Bay (20.29)
26. Columbus (20.71)
27. Carolina (22.29)
28. Edmonton (25.00)
29. NY Islanders (25.57)
30. Toronto (25.71)

You're welcome, Carolina. Ever since beating our sorry asses a few games ago, they've gone on something of a tear, and it shows. Beating teams 4-1 or 5-1 does your stats good. There's a gridlock of teams here like there are in the standings right now. Comparing the two would be a good way to see who's likely to drop out.

Thankfully, we're holding our own despite recording our first point in two weeks in Saturday's OTL to the Kings (the last point before that, on January 16th, was also an OTL to the Kings). In that game the Bruins looked much better than they have in a while, which admittedly isn't difficult. Having Savvy back is huge, of course, but Marco Sturm was the real shot in the arm on Saturday. He had a jump in his step and played a very smart game. Hopefully the team keeps up the effort and chemistry tomorrow against the Caps, and beyond that.