Dejan Kovacevic breaks down who's red hot, who's ice cold

Sunday, November 02, 2003

1. Tampa Bay Lightning (1)
Flat tie with Sharks foils 6-0 start

2. Vancouver Canucks (2)
Hey, who's covering Yzerman?

3. New Jersey Devils (11)
Wow: Back-to-back victories vs.Avalanche, Flyers

4. St. Louis Blues (8)
Key injuries on defense no excuse

5. Ottawa Senators (3)
Ouch: Fisher out 6 weeks (elbow)

6. Philadelphia Flyers (7)
Recchi back on top of team scoring

7. Dallas Stars (13)
Turco back to earth: 5-4 record, .891 save percentage

8. New York Islanders (14)NHL's best penalty-killing: 44 of 48

9. Atlanta Thrashers (4)
Kovalchuk on pace for 82 goals

10. Boston Bruins (9)
Say it ain't so, Joe: Two selfish penalties yesterday hurt his team

11. Buffalo Sabres (21)
Satan: 200th NHL goal Thursday

12. Toronto Maple Leafs (15)
Nieuwendyk: 6-game points streak

13. Montreal Canadiens (5)
Theodore blanks Bruins Thursday

14. Colorado Avalanche (10)
Should be begging Roy to unretire

15. Detroit Red Wings (6)
3 goaltenders, 3 losses in row

16. New York Rangers (27)
Finally score on 33rd power play

17. Edmonton Oilers (20)
OT win vs. Jackets Thursday ends 3-game losing streak

18. Calgary Flames (18)
McLennan knocks Turek out of net

19. Florida Panthers (17)
Kozlov pacing team with 10 points

20. Pittsburgh Penguins (29)
Fata 5, Kovalev 1

21. Nashville Predators (19)
First-year man Zidlicky leads all NHL defensemen with 10 points

22. Phoenix Coyotes (16)
Hrdina: 10 games, 1 goal, 8 shots

23. Los Angeles Kings (12)
No offense, no wins in 3 games

24. Minnesota Wild (23)
Waited too long to sign Gaborik?

25. Carolina Hurricanes (26)
Team Tie has 4 ties in 9 games

26. Mighty Ducks of Anaheim (24)
Not so Jiggy with shorter pads: Giguere loses job to Gerber

27. Columbus Blue Jackets (22)
Always better on paper than on ice

28. Chicago Blackhawks (25)
Offense in a daze without Daze

29. San Jose Sharks (28)
Leading scorer, Damphousse, has no goals, five assists

30. Washington Capitals (30)
Is Gonchar next out the door as part of Leonsis' cost-cutting?

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