NHL Power Rankings: A New No. 1 Team Emerges, Avalanche Begin To Slide

Another eventful week of the NHL season has come and gone, which means it's time for Jason Chen to update his NHL Power Rankings with a new team at the top.1. Carolina Hurricanes (8-2-1, +15. PR: 3)2. Vegas Golden Knights (8-3-0, +14. PR: 1)3. Edmonton Oilers (7-1-1, +14. PR: 5)4. Utah Mammoth (7-3-0, +7. PR: 4)5. Tampa Bay Lightning (7-2-0, +8. PR: 7)6. Minnesota Wild (6-2-2, +6. PR: 8)7. Colorado Avalanche (5-4-1, +10. PR: 2)8. Boston Bruins (7-2-1, +14. PR: 10)9. New York Rangers (7-3-1, +9. PR: 6)10. Ottawa Senators (6-3-0, +1. PR: 9)11. Florida Panthers (5-2-2, +5. PR: 13)12. Dallas Stars (5-3-1, +8. PR: 17)13. Montreal Canadiens (4-3-2, -4. PR: 11) 14. Buffalo Sabres (4-3-2, -7. PR: 12)15. Seattle Kraken (6-3-1, +5. PR: 16) 16. Washington Capitals (5-4-0, +1. PR: 18)17. New York Islanders (5-3-1, +7. PR: 19)18. New Jersey Devils (5-4-0, -1. PR: 20)19. Toronto Maple Leafs (5-4-2, +3. PR: 21)20. St. Louis Blues (4-4-1, even. PR: 23)21. Winnipeg Jets (4-3-2, -2. PR: 15)22. San Jose Sharks (5-4-1, -8. PR: 22)23. Anaheim Ducks (4-5-0, -3. PR: 14)24. Nashville Predators (3-2-3, -1. PR: 26)25. Detroit Red Wings (3-3-3, -5. PR: 27)26. Chicago Blackhawks (3-6-0, -15. PR: 28)27. Columbus Blue Jackets (3-5-0, -9. PR: 25)28. Pittsburgh Penguins (3-6-1, -5. PR: 24)29. Calgary Flames (2-6-0, -20. PR: 29) 30. Philadelphia Flyers (2-6-3, -19. PR: 32)31. Los Angeles Kings (1-4-2, -10. PR: 31)32. Vancouver Canucks (2-8-1, -18. PR: 30)