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NHL Power Rankings

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Posted: Tuesday April 10, 2001 11:59 AM

 

By Kostya Kennedy, Sports Illustrated

Welcome to the final edition of the 2000-01 World-Famous Power Rankings, a season-long haven where the opposite qualities of reverence and irreverence were so seamlessly intertwined.

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RankLast weekTeam
11 Colorado Avalanche
Presidents' Trophy could be first of a lot of hardware to land in Denver.
22 New Jersey Devils
Will they sell out their home playoff games?
34 Dallas Stars
You play these guys and then you say, "Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!"
43 Detroit Red Wings
What else is new? Old sage Bowman has another phenomenal season.
55 St. Louis Blues
Nightmare on Clark Ave. II? Blues in rematch versus Sharks.
66 Ottawa Senators
This spring they have Yashin.
77 Philadelphia Flyers
Oh Johnny Boy! LeClair making a difference in his return.
88 San Jose Sharks
With Selanne, Damphousse and a confident Nabokov, a scary team again.
99 Buffalo Sabres
Double Czech this. Hasek faces countryman Cechmanek in first round.
1010 Washington Capitals
Ugh. Pittsburgh was rough enough without Mario.
1111 Edmonton Oilers
GM Lowe, coach MacTavish wishing they could be out there with the boys as second season begins.
1212 Pittsburgh Penguins
Johan Hedberg? Johan Hedberg?
1313 Toronto Maple Leafs
Forget the world. First they have to recapture Ontario.
1415 Los Angeles Kings
Deadmarsh, Miller lend a little of that winning mojo.
1518 Carolina Hurricanes
Resisting urge to make big midseason trades pays off for Rutherford and crew.
1616 Vancouver Canucks
Just making the playoffs was more than most expected.
1717 Boston Bruins
Mike vs. Mike. What happens to Keenan now?
1814 Phoenix Coyotes

Gretzky was supposed to be a good luck charm.

1919 Nashville Predators
Dang! Finishing .500 was so close, so very very close.
2020 Calgary Flames
Never mind the world. Will they ever recapture Alberta?
21 21 Chicago Blackhawks
Amonte (35), Sullivan (34) and Daze (33) had neat late-season race for team goal-scoring title.
2223 Montreal Canadiens
So, is the new tradition to miss the playoffs year after year after year?
2325 Columbus Blue Jackets
Wright's OT goal gets Jackets out of the cellar and sends them into offseason on four-game home-win streak.
2424 Minnesota Wild
A few more goals would have made solid first season much more entertaining.
2526 New York Rangers
Sather promises major changes -- again. Change hasn't helped much the past few offseasons.
2622 Anaheim Mighty Ducks
'Twas a very sweet tribute they gave Selanne in his return.
2727 Florida Panthers
Will Neil Smith turn up in Miami? Stay tuned.
2829 Atlanta Thrashers
Be thankful for small things, Thrashers fans, like having the Lightning in your division.
2928 Tampa Bay Lightning
Minute progress: at 24-47-6-5 actually finished five points better than last year.
3030 New York Islanders
A surreal, late-season sight: deposed Isles' coach Butch Goring hanging around at the Nassau Mausoleum.


 
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