Well, we are getting a good sense of the teams that will be contending right until the end of the 2014-2015 NHL season – there are a lot of typical, predictable teams in the conversation but there are also a few out-of-the-blue surprises climbing up the Ranks.
Eastern Conference opponents will face off on Hockey Night in Canada on Saturday night when the Philadelphia Flyers (7-5-2) take on the conference leading Montreal Canadiens (12-4-1). Cappers Picks will provide free NHL picks all season so check back in often.
One month of the NHL Regular Season is in the books and we are getting a good idea of the teams that should contend the rest of the way. Two weeks ago the Sharks and the Habs were at the top of the Rankings but both teams have fallen on hard time lately paving the way for a few teams that we all envisioned being at the top of the hill this season.
We are well into the thick of the NHL season and how things are changing in the rankings. It is interesting to see where most had the top teams heading into the season.
The wait is over – the start of the 2014-2015 NHL season is upon us. Who are the teams to beat this upcoming season? Which teams’ free agency moves may have put them over the top? The NHL Power Rankings will try to break down the top dogs as the season wears along.
One week to go in the NHL Regular Season – nearly all of the teams that will vie for Lord Stanley’s Cup have been determined. However, there are still a couple of spots still up in the air – the President’s Trophy has yet to be determined and the final Wild Card Spots have yet to be ironed out.
Only a few more weeks to go in the NHLs Regular Season and while some of the top dogs have stumbled the last couple of weeks some other elite teams are making quite a statement during this stretch run.
Dave B’s NHL Power Rankings – Post Trade-Deadline Edition
The Olympic Break is over and the NHL Trade Deadline has come and gone – now we can focus on the game alone as we head into the stretch run of what has been an incredible season.
The Olympic Break is over – hockey fans were treated to quite a two weeks in Sochi but it is time to rein everything in and get back to the reality that is the NHL chase for the Stanley Cup.
This is the last week of NHL action before the best of the best head to Sochi to take part in the Olympics. There isn’t a whole lot of change at the top of the Rankings after two weeks – the top dogs just keeping it done and in the case of the Blackhawks – they keep getting to OT but are having issues getting the two point.
We have just hit the half way point of the NHL season and we are definitely starting to see some separation between the contenders and pretenders in the NHL.
The second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs typically offers the least intrigue, but things are about to pick up on the ice as the final four playoff teams battle for a spot in the Stanley Cup Final. The four remaining teams represent the last four Stanley Cup champions, so we know each side possesses a winning pedigree.
With the playoffs in full swing it’s a good time to take a look at the candidates for the upcoming NHL awards before the regular season becomes but a blip in our rear-view mirror. The finalists for each award have been announced, and lines are trickling in at various sportsbooks.
The dust is settling now that July 1 and the start of unrestricted free-agency have passed. Who are the biggest signings?
Let’s have a look at the 10 most expensive NHL acquisitions in terms of salary-cap hit.
It’s NHL hockey betting season once again. Hockey Gambling fans sure are getting their money’s worth from the free nhl picks we give out here at Capperspicks.com.
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