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• Post by Steve-O on February 16th, 2010
  

 Monday Morning Standings…and Olympic Highlights

  Posted By: Steve-O

Go Canada!

Well these will be the standings until the beginning of March, however I will continue to use the space to highlight what has happened at the Olympics as well (and not just hockey).

The Oilers…well, they are just not that good.  Its going to be a super interesting right after the Olympic break, but I am starting to think that we might not see that much movement from the Oil.  Not because Tambellini isn’t trying, I just think the other GM’s are vultures and want picks from us to take bad contracts.  Pisani and Comrie are good to go for picks, Souray, Cogliano, Grebber Grabber are all mentioned as well and they should land prospects and picks, but I don’t see the others going away.  Now the off season might be a different story, but thats just what I see.

Now on to the standings, and keep reading for a recap of the Canadian Olympic results to date.

Conference Standings

East			West
Team	GP	Pts	Team	GP	Pts
Washington Capitals	62	90	San Jose Sharks	62	89
New Jersey Devils	61	77	Chicago Blackhawks	61	87
Ottawa Senators	63	76	Vancouver Canucks	61	76
Pittsburgh Penguins	62	76	Phoenix Coyotes	63	79
Buffalo Sabres	60	75	Los Angeles Kings	61	78
Philadelphia Flyers	60	67	Colorado Avalanche	61	76
Boston Bruins	60	65	Nashville Predators	61	71
Montréal Canadiens	63	64	Calgary Flamers	62	69
Tampa Bay Lightning	61	63	Dallas Stars	61	68
New York Rangers	62	63	Detroit Red Wings	61	68
Atlanta Thrashers	60	62	Anaheim Ducks	62	67
Florida Panthers	61	58	St Louis Blues	62	65
New York Islanders	62	58	Minnesota Wild	61	64
Carolina Hurricanes	61	55	Columbus Blue Jackets	63	60
Toronto Maple Leafs	61	49	Edmonton Oilers	61	44

League Standings

NHL Overall
Team	GP	Pts
Washington Capitals	62	90
San Jose Sharks	62	89
Chicago Blackhawks	61	87
Phoenix Coyotes	63	79
Los Angeles Kings	61	78
New Jersey Devils	61	77
Vancouver Canucks	61	76
Colorado Avalanche	61	76
Pittsburgh Penguins	62	76
Ottawa Senators	63	76
Buffalo Sabres	60	75
Nashville Predators	61	71
Calgary Flamers	62	69
Dallas Stars	61	68
Detroit Red Wings	61	68
Philadelphia Flyers	60	67
Anaheim Ducks	62	67
Boston Bruins	60	65
St Louis Blues	62	65
Minnesota Wild	61	64
Montréal Canadiens	63	64
Tampa Bay Lightning	61	63
New York Rangers	62	63
Atlanta Thrashers	60	62
Columbus Blue Jackets	63	60
Florida Panthers	61	58
New York Islanders	62	58
Carolina Hurricanes	61	55
Toronto Maple Leafs	61	49
Edmonton Oilers	61	44

As for the pool, there was no change in the standings as the “week” is still going on, but it looks as though Trogdor and myself won our weeks (barely but it still counts) and Racki tied his (with gr8one).

Medal Standings

Canada currently sits 4th with 4 medals (1 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze).

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
United States	2	2	4	8
France	2	0	2	4
Germany	1	3	0	4
Canada	1	2	1	4
3 tied at 3	n/a	n/a	n/a	3

Canada Medal Winners

Alexandre Bilodeau – Men’s Moguls – Gold
Jenn Heil – Ladies Moguls – Silver
Mike Robertson – Men’s Snowboard Cross – Silver
Kristina Groves – Ladies Speed Skating 3000m – Bronze

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6 Comments to “Monday Morning Standings…and Olympic Highlights”

1. 

   By NorwegianOiler, February 16, 2010 @ 12:03 pm  NorwegianOiler(Quote)

   Hope you are all ready to get embarrassed Canadians. It will be the Semi-Pros (with an odd pro) against the NHL Canadian All-Stars. Hope you’ve already begun digging the holes you will no doubt have to hide in upon being schooled by Norway – I hear the permafrost in the ground is hard to dig in, so get that fire started and soften that dirt, or you will be caught with your frozen tears for all to see in a few hours!

   Cheerio boys!
2. 

   By chucker, February 16, 2010 @ 12:15 pm  chucker(Quote)

   Should be a shamefull night NO. Tonight Patrick Thoresen comes back to haunt us all.
3. 

   By zackman35, February 16, 2010 @ 12:47 pm  zackman35(Quote)

   Mike Robertson was so close too. It’s interesting how “close” the medal standings are. It’s not like there is one country that can bring home most/all the medals. Then it would be no fun though of course.
4. 

   By Racki, February 16, 2010 @ 1:00 pm  Racki(Quote)

   12-0 Canada.
5. 

   By zackman35, February 16, 2010 @ 1:10 pm  zackman35(Quote)

   Racki: 12-0 Canada.

   First or second period? Haha kidding but I am very excited to see our juggernaut of a team.
6. 

   By Racki, February 16, 2010 @ 1:58 pm  Racki(Quote)

   Btw, we’ll have the 3rd quarter Oilers report maybe next week. Trogdor is going under the knife today for his knee, so that puts the writeup on hold for him until next week at the earliest.

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