Sunday, October 12, 2003

Who's Red Hot, Who's Ice Cold In The NHL

1. Colorado Avalanche	Patrick who? Aebischer notches shutout in opener
2. Detroit Red Wings	Hey, who's covering Yzerman?
3. Ottawa Senators	The class of the East
4. Vancouver Canucks	Look like Swedish national team --six regulars -- with Hedberg added
5. New Jersey Devils	A little respect for the champs
6. Dallas Stars	Is Zubov realistic candidate for Norris Trophy?
7. Philadelphia	FlyersCould surpass Devils as league'sbest defensive team
8. St. Louis Blues	Quenneville sure to feel heat soon
9. Mighty Ducks of Anaheim	Did they really take step backward?
10. Tampa Bay Lightning	Remember when <I>they </I>were the team everyone mocked?
11. Toronto Maple Leafs	Deepest set of forwards in game
12. Minnesota Wild	If Lemaire teaches Daigle defense, give him Jack Adams now
13. Atlanta Thrashers	To be 2-0 in such trying times . . .
14. Nashville Predators	Most underappreciated goaltender in league is Vokoun
15. Los Angeles Kings	Inspired showing at Mellon Arena
16. Columbus Blue Jackets	Addition of Sydor a big boost
17. Boston Bruins	Keep eye on promising Jillson
18. Edmonton Oilers	Smyth starts in style with 2 goals
19. Washington Capitals	Eek: 4,000 shy of sellout for opener
20. Florida Panthers	Could be Luongo's breakout year
21. Buffalo Sabres	Will be surprise team of East
22. Chicago Blackhawks	See No. 19 above
23. San Jose Sharks	Struggling to rediscover identity
24. Montreal Canadiens	Already bracing for Fleury Thursday
25. Phoenix Coyotes	Burke playing like he wants to stay
26. New York Islanders	Debut of Snow minus giant pads: 6 goals on 26 shots
27. Pittsburgh Penguins	Who were those guys in second and third periods last night?
28. Carolina Hurricanes	Picking up where they left off
29. Calgary Flames	Never quite make that next step
30. New York Rangers	At least the Penguins are broke

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