In the NHL's southeast division:

SOUTHEAST...............GP.....W......L.....OT.... Pts
Carolina Hurricanes......58.....27.....27.....4......58
Atlanta Thrashers.......58......27.....27.....4.....58
Washington Capitals....56.....26.....25.....5......57
Florida Panthers.........57......26.....26.....5......57
Tampa Bay Lightning...56.....23......27.....6......52

But:
Neige I notice the Canadiens have 67 points, and are #2 in the Northeast division, behind only the Senators with 72 points.

And Sugarsprinkles, if you're still out there, the Red wings are #1 in the Western Conference's Central division, *and the league*, with 87 points.

http://www.nhl.com/nhl/app?service=...e=StandingsPage

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On the kinkometer, my kink measures as a sine wave.

Yes, and the Sens whipped the Habs' butts last night.

But generally, they are doing great!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Si à travers nos veines coule encore le sang...
Si dans les jeux d'enfants on entend encore l'accent...
Si nous sentons encore l'espoir de nos grands-parents...
Si dans les voiles du large souffle encore le vent...
Y'a jamais eu de Grand Dérangement.

Holy crap gekkogecko!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10-2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And I'd just like to take this moment to point out that the Montréal Canadiens are now #1 in the east!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Si à travers nos veines coule encore le sang...
Si dans les jeux d'enfants on entend encore l'accent...
Si nous sentons encore l'espoir de nos grands-parents...
Si dans les voiles du large souffle encore le vent...
Y'a jamais eu de Grand Dérangement.

Not only was it 10-2, but Huet started in goal for the Caps last night.

(For those of you who don't follow it much, Cristobal Huet was, until last Tuesday's trade deadline, Montreal's goalie).

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On the kinkometer, my kink measures as a sine wave.

I'd say " go Wings" here but the playoffs are rapidly approaching ,and well, let's call a spade a spade, when we note that the Wings have been good during the regular season, but capable of collapses of monumental proportions over the past few seasons.


10-2???

When did they start allowing "safeties" in hockey? And was the 10 points the result of a TD followed by a field goal?