Pekka Rinne might be the first NHL goaltender to score two assists and a shutout in the same game.

Round 1 Analysis
For a moment, it looked like this year's pool could have had one of the most devastating first round knockout rates, but an early shocker with Chicago going down in four straight did not extend to the rest of the round. Washington was challenged but ultimately prevailed. In the end, the Blackhawks - co-favourites along with the Capitals - were the only team in the top five of player picks to be eliminated.

That said, we had 43% of the pool knocked out, a shade lower than last year but still the 6th highest in 19 years. Just over 1,000 picks were eliminated along with more than 100 Cup picks.

Individually, Chicago's loss of 23.5% of all picks is the second-most impactful first-round knockout, behind Washington's 2010 loss (25%) and just ahead of Pittsburgh 2012 (23.4%). But in terms of the sheer futility of their picks, it is a different story. More on that below.

First round leader looks to hang on
Congratulations to Campbell Clark-Smith on taking first-round honours. Campbell took the lead early and padded it on Cam Talbot's shutouts, then hung on as the race tightened up. Pasqi Porco had a great second week to land in second, two points back while Matt Steeves is in third. Paul Martin and Shane Kozlowich round out the top five, with only a five point difference between first and fifth.

Up for the challenge are two poolies who didn't lose any players in round one. Reuben-Apollo Jackaman-Slipacoff, the longest name in the pool, sits in 8th with 9 players remaining while Glenn Zyzanski also has a full roster, one point back of Reuben-Apollo in 11th. They are the only two in the top 20 with 9 players, and only two more - Pasqi in 2nd and Kamerni Pillay have 7 players; the rest have 6 (or a few have fewer). This bodes well for the rest of the leaderboard that they can maintain their position.

See whether you are projected to rise or fall, and where you would rank after round 2 if everything else were the same, in our projections below.

Chicago's three-goal playoff the new definition of futility
Chicago's playoff failure can be described a lot of ways. First conference leader to be swept in round one since 1993 when Chicago was again the victim. Not the first pool leaders to go down in the opener, but the first to be swept. 2010 Washington was a bad scene in terms of expectations and players eliminated, and 2012 Pittsburgh came close. But what makes this so notable is the utter lack of scoring.

Only three goals in a four-game series is the third-lowest ever: in 2003 Minnesota scored only one goal against Anaheim but it was the conference finals, and Minny's players turned in a fine performance until then. The 2002 Flyers scored two goals in their first-round series against Ottawa (technically a five-game series), earning them the biggest bust award as a team. But neither of those teams had the sheer number of picks that Chicago had.

So without further ado let's examine a new pool statistic: average points per pick.

Most Points/Pick	Fewest Points/Pick
Year Team Picks Entries % of Pool Pts/Pick 2009 Pittsburgh 176 185 10.6 29.04 2001 New Jersey 98 40 27.2 23.64 2010 Chicago 283 197 16 23.26 2008 Pittsburgh 353 189 20.8 22.48 2011 Vancouver 452 205 24.5 22.45	Year Team Picks Entries % of Pool Pts/Pick 2017 Chicago 578 273 23.5 1.37 2010 Detroit 133 67 22.1 1.68 2016 Los Angeles 281 261 12 2.18 1998 Philadelphia 15 16 10.4 2.40 1998 New Jersey 22 16 15.3 2.82

Best and worst team performances, points per pick (min 10% of pool)

The 2010 Red Wings are the only team that came close to Chicago's futility - in a pool one quarter the size - and that was with six goals scored in the series. Fortunately for Chicago, two of their three goals (and four assists) were collected by the team's stars, or else this stat might have been a lot worse than the meagre 1.37 points per pick they achieved.

Near-record-low points
Unlike last year's near-record-high, this year we have a near-record-low after round one, with both the first and last-place entries recording just one point more than the lowest ever. Campbell Clark-Smith's leading entry has 54 points, one more than the 2007 leader's 53. Other than the 2010 high of 78 and last year's 73, all other first round leaders have had between 53 and 63 points. On the flip side, the 15 points received by our last place entry is only one more than the record low 14 set in 2013.

Playoff performers
With all the downers being discussed, we should focus for a moment on the good in this year's playoffs. Evgeni Malkin quietly had 11 points in 5 games for Pittsburgh to lead all forwards. Other Penguins joined him near the top, as did Ottawa players. Erik Karlsson is in a class by himself on defense, his 6 points double that of any other defender picked int he pool. And in net, two shutouts each by Pekka Rinne and Cam Talbot have Nashville and Edmonton in the hunt in the West.

Unscathed or wiped out
Only 10 entries were unscathed this year and still have all nine players. This suggests that there is still a level playing field for round 2 as people picked not only Chicago (217 entries) but also a mix of underdog teams that went down. Five entries were completely wiped out in round 1 this year, the same as last year and second-most behind only the 26 recorded in 2012.

Biggest Bust award
Patrick Kane had 197 picks and very high expectations, even more than the rest of his team. So with only two points, the pool's leading pick is out and is deserving of this year's Biggest Bust award. (One could argue for a team-wide Biggest Bust such as the 2002 Flyers, but that was its own thing of beauty.)

Biggest busts over the years: 2016 - Doughty; 2015 - Pietrangelo; 2014 - Krejci; 2013 - Ovechkin; 2012 - Luongo; 2011 - Backstrom; 2010 - Brodeur; 2009 - Nabokov; 2008 - Brodeur; 2007 - Kariya; 2006 - Lidstrom; 2004 - Brodeur; 2003 - Joseph; 2002 - Entire Flyers roster (ok ok: Roenick); 2001 - Yzerman; 2000 - Gonchar; 1999 - Yashin; 1998 - Holik.

Hindsight award
Congratulations are always due to individuals who take daring picks that pan out. This year we have a few picks in this category that will continue into round 2. Pekka Rinne (Nas) is the best one-pick-only in years, with 16 points and counting for Matt Steeves. Ottawa Senators Derick Brassard (9 points, Connor Johnson) and Bobby Ryan (8 points, Ron Wener) have both surprised while rookie Jake Guentzel (6 points, Laura Tackaberry) came out of nowhere on a stacked Pittsburgh roster. The best player nobody took was Shea Theodore (Ana, 5 points).

On the outs
Major players on their way out: Kane, Chi, 197 picks; Keith, Chi, 142; Panarin, Chi, 98; Toews, Chi, 78; Burns, San, 55; Weber, Mon, 46; Pacioretty, Mon, 43; Crawford, Chi, 42; Marchand, Bos, 35; Price, Mon, 31.

Round 2 predictions
My record in round one was a pretty good 6 for 8, and I was happy to get the Ottawa pick wrong. This round I'll guess against Ottawa again (and hope I'm wrong). As for Washington, they never make it past round 2, especially against nemesis Pittsburgh. Picks: Pittsburgh, Rangers, Edmonton, Nashville.

Team and Player Stats:

Top Players
Forwards Team Pts Picks Evgeni Malkin PIT 11 47 Derick Brassard OTT 8 1 Phil Kessel PIT 8 34 Bobby Ryan OTT 7 1 Alexander Radulov MON 7 13 T.J. Oshie WAS 7 19 Sidney Crosby PIT 7 114 Jake Guentzel PIT 6 1 Ryan Johansen NAS 6 3 Justin Williams WAS 6 4 Nicklas Backstrom WAS 6 163	Defense Team Pts Picks Erik Karlsson OTT 6 43 Shea Theodore ANA 5 0 Morgan Reilly TOR 5 3 Kevin Bieksa ANA 4 0 Ryan Ellis NAS 4 0 T.J. Brodie CGY 4 1 Goalies Team Pts Picks Pekka Rinne NAS 16 1 Cam Talbot EDM 15 15 Craig Anderson OTT 9 2 Henrik Lundqvist NYR 9 6
Teams
IN  Picks  Cups  Washington 553 117 Edmonton 274 9 Pittsburgh 253 28 Anaheim 156 7 Ottawa 67 1 St. Louis 43 3 NY Rangers 34 3 Nashville 18 0	OUT Picks Cups Chicago 578 72 Montreal 147 16 San Jose 93 2 Boston 75 3 Minnesota 66 7 Toronto 40 3 Columbus 34 1 Calgary 26 0

Projected Round 2 Standings

Here are the projected scores and rankings for after round 2. The projection assumes (wrongly, of course) that the remaining players will produce in round 2 at the exact same rate as in round 1. For example, Pekka Rinne would get another two shutouts and two assists, while Matt Murray would get zero for not playing.

LOST=Players Lost in Round 1
IMP=Impact (pts. by lost players)
IMP%=Impact as % of total pts.

R1 Rank	Proj. Rank	Name	R2 Projection	R1 Pts.	Lost	IMP	IMP%	Cup
1	1	Campbell Clark-Smith	101	54	3	7	13.0%	EDM
4	2	Paul Martin	96	50	3	4	8.0%	EDM
3	3	Matt Steeves	94	51	3	8	15.7%	PIT
2	3	Pasqi Porco	94	52	2	10	19.2%	WSH
8	3	Reuben-Apollo Jackaman-Slipacoff	94	47	0	0	0.0%	WSH
5	6	Shane Kozlowich	92	49	3	6	12.2%	PIT
11	6	Glenn Zyzanski	92	46	0	0	0.0%	WSH
6	8	Kevin Pinto	91	48	3	5	10.4%	CHI
8	9	Amelia Thompson	90	47	3	4	8.5%	EDM
6	10	Michael McShane	86	48	3	10	20.8%	PIT
11	10	Matthew Pledger	86	46	3	6	13.0%	EDM
11	12	Kamerni Pillay	85	46	2	7	15.2%	PIT
8	13	Connor Johnson	81	47	4	13	27.7%	OTT
11	14	Duncan Campbell	80	46	4	12	26.1%	PIT
19	14	Leo Gaudet	80	42	3	4	9.5%	WSH
24	14	Phil Victor	80	40	0	0	0.0%	ANA
15	17	Sam Fielding	79	44	3	9	20.5%	WSH
21	17	Erin Ash	79	41	2	3	7.3%	CHI
19	19	Domenic DeMarco	78	42	3	6	14.3%	EDM
15	20	Elena Noble	77	44	5	11	25.0%	EDM
24	21	Mark Matheson	76	40	2	4	10.0%	PIT
24	22	Joel Kronis	75	40	2	5	12.5%	WSH
15	23	Shawn Morrison	74	44	5	14	31.8%	PIT
24	23	Don Colangelo	74	40	3	6	15.0%	WSH
30	23	Lucas Chua	74	39	3	4	10.3%	WSH
30	23	Matthew Warner	74	39	3	4	10.3%	CHI
38	23	Alvin Gainforth	74	38	1	2	5.3%	WSH
30	28	George Smith	73	39	4	5	12.8%	WSH
21	28	Nolan Ash	73	41	3	9	22.0%	PIT
30	28	Becke Gainforth	73	39	3	5	12.8%	WSH
30	28	David Loop	73	39	3	5	12.8%	WSH
38	28	Gary Brewster	73	38	3	3	7.9%	PIT
38	28	Kris Tamchy	73	38	2	3	7.9%	PIT
21	34	Kovi Smolack	72	41	3	10	24.4%	PIT
38	34	John Thompson	72	38	3	4	10.5%	ANA
38	34	Owen Thompson	72	38	3	4	10.5%	EDM
38	34	Jeff Wener	72	38	3	4	10.5%	WSH
38	34	Alan Eng	72	38	3	4	10.5%	WSH
38	39	Doug Frazier	71	38	4	5	13.2%	CHI
24	39	Adam De Caire	71	40	3	9	22.5%	PIT
30	39	Jackson Edwards	71	39	3	7	17.9%	PIT
30	39	Laura Tackaberry	71	39	3	7	17.9%	WSH
38	39	Todd Nemisz	71	38	3	5	13.2%	CHI
47	39	Sammi Lien	71	37	3	3	8.1%	CHI
47	39	Brett Kirkpatrick	71	37	3	3	8.1%	WSH
18	46	Jacob Johnson	70	43	5	16	37.2%	TOR
51	46	Mike Johnson	70	36	3	2	5.6%	WSH
59	46	Andrew Ryan	70	35	0	0	0.0%	WSH
47	49	Al Champsi	69	37	3	5	13.5%	ANA
51	49	Mitch Wexler	69	36	3	3	8.3%	CHI
59	49	Marie Sealy	69	35	1	1	2.9%	WSH
51	52	Ryan Chirnomas	68	36	3	4	11.1%	CHI
51	52	Lori Garrah	68	36	1	4	11.1%	WSH
47	54	Iver Dart	67	37	5	7	18.9%	CHI
51	54	Trish Robichaud	67	36	3	5	13.9%	WSH
59	54	Emma and Andrew Fielding	67	35	3	3	8.6%	CHI
51	57	Mason Drew	66	36	3	6	16.7%	WSH
77	57	Stephen Weir	66	33	0	0	0.0%	WSH
67	59	Peta Allard	65	34	3	3	8.8%	CHI
67	59	Erin Jones	65	34	3	3	8.8%	CHI
51	61	Michael Varriano	64	36	4	8	22.2%	CHI
51	61	Ron Ego	64	36	3	8	22.2%	WSH
67	61	Aron Slipacoff	64	34	3	4	11.8%	WSH
67	61	Andrew Rudy	64	34	3	4	11.8%	WSH
67	61	Stefano Picone	64	34	3	4	11.8%	WSH
67	61	Kris Karm	64	34	3	4	11.8%	WSH
90	61	Rachelle Gaudet	64	32	0	0	0.0%	WSH
59	68	Neil Poitras	63	35	4	7	20.0%	WSH
77	68	Samara McAdam	63	33	3	3	9.1%	NYR
77	68	Peter Seemann	63	33	1	3	9.1%	WSH
59	71	Silvio Memme	62	35	3	8	22.9%	PIT
77	71	Natalie MacDonell	62	33	3	4	12.1%	CHI
77	71	Molly McNulty	62	33	2	4	12.1%	WSH
106	71	Douglas Wilkinson	62	31	0	0	0.0%	WSH
106	71	Stacy Martin	62	31	0	0	0.0%	STL
59	76	Vincent Galante	61	35	2	9	25.7%	MIN
90	76	Blair Miller	61	32	2	3	9.4%	WSH
30	78	Jamie Sarner	60	39	6	18	46.2%	SJS
67	78	Julian Vardy	60	34	3	8	23.5%	PIT
90	78	Ryan Thompson	60	32	3	4	12.5%	PIT
90	78	Jessica Thompson	60	32	3	4	12.5%	PIT
90	78	Ron Wener	60	32	3	4	12.5%	CHI
129	78	Ethan Craig	60	30	0	0	0.0%	WSH
67	84	Amy van Steendelaar	59	34	5	9	26.5%	BOS
90	84	Carl Pledger	59	32	3	5	15.6%	CHI
90	84	Sean Sargent	59	32	3	5	15.6%	WSH
90	84	Frank Iusi	59	32	3	5	15.6%	WSH
90	84	Gavin Bailey	59	32	3	5	15.6%	WSH
106	84	Ruth Beder	59	31	3	3	9.7%	PIT
106	84	Steve Kent	59	31	3	3	9.7%	CHI
106	84	Chiara Cerzosimo	59	31	3	3	9.7%	CHI
106	84	Darrin Husack	59	31	2	3	9.7%	STL
24	93	Nathan Slack	58	40	6	22	55.0%	PIT
59	93	Brandon Kubis	58	35	4	12	34.3%	WSH
77	93	Barbara Kennedy	58	33	4	8	24.2%	CHI
90	93	Charles Wright	58	32	4	6	18.8%	WSH
59	93	Mel McNulty	58	35	3	12	34.3%	WSH
147	93	Aaron Rowe-Jardine	58	29	0	0	0.0%	WSH
77	99	Shawn Robichaud	57	33	5	9	27.3%	WSH
90	99	Brenden Kennedy	57	32	4	7	21.9%	PIT
67	99	Jay Dart	57	34	3	11	32.4%	ANA
77	99	Ira-Clarke Jackaman-Slipacoff	57	33	3	9	27.3%	MIN
90	99	Brad EJ Hotson	57	32	3	7	21.9%	NYR
106	99	Martin Lefebvre	57	31	3	5	16.1%	WSH
106	99	Richard Crowe	57	31	3	5	16.1%	WSH
90	106	Paula Brinston	56	32	4	8	25.0%	WSH
106	106	Andy Hotson	56	31	4	6	19.4%	PIT
67	106	John Upper	56	34	3	12	35.3%	EDM
77	106	Nigel Fowler	56	33	3	10	30.3%	BOS
129	106	Mohan Krishnamoorthy	56	30	3	4	13.3%	WSH
129	106	Edward Levens	56	30	3	4	13.3%	CHI
129	106	Andrew Tompkins	56	30	3	4	13.3%	WSH
129	106	Mike De Petrillo	56	30	3	4	13.3%	WSH
106	114	Noah Bloedow	55	31	4	7	22.6%	WSH
106	114	Kevin Boomer	55	31	4	7	22.6%	WSH
129	114	Nolan Sarner	55	30	3	5	16.7%	CHI
147	114	Tim Sowden	55	29	3	3	10.3%	CHI
147	114	Mike van Steendelaar	55	29	3	3	10.3%	CHI
147	114	Sandy and Noah Hurst	55	29	3	3	10.3%	CHI
77	120	Judah Gould	54	33	5	12	36.4%	CHI
147	120	Donna Thompson	54	29	3	4	13.8%	ANA
147	120	Steve Sealy	54	29	3	4	13.8%	PIT
147	120	Dave Poitras	54	29	3	4	13.8%	WSH
147	120	Kento Onishi	54	29	3	4	13.8%	WSH
147	120	Brendan Browne	54	29	3	4	13.8%	CHI
147	120	Shane Firth	54	29	3	4	13.8%	WSH
106	127	Martha Gill	53	31	5	9	29.0%	CHI
129	127	Randy Stewart	53	30	4	7	23.3%	WSH
106	127	Joel Greenstein	53	31	3	9	29.0%	MIN
147	127	Maria De Marco	53	29	3	5	17.2%	WSH
168	127	Fraser Macdonald	53	28	3	3	10.7%	WSH
168	127	Blair Phillips	53	28	2	3	10.7%	WSH
90	133	Steve Corda	52	32	5	12	37.5%	WSH
106	133	Mike Umana	52	31	4	10	32.3%	WSH
106	133	Hugh MacPhie	52	31	3	10	32.3%	WSH
168	133	Kara Rive	52	28	3	4	14.3%	PIT
77	137	Colin McSweeney	51	33	6	15	45.5%	PIT
106	137	Isaac Nielsen	51	31	5	11	35.5%	CHI
106	137	Connor Brewster	51	31	5	11	35.5%	CHI
106	137	Steve Kerlin	51	31	4	11	35.5%	WSH
168	137	Patrick Gill	51	28	3	5	17.9%	WSH
168	137	Ava McAdam-Beder	51	28	3	5	17.9%	CHI
168	137	Scott Poitras	51	28	3	5	17.9%	WSH
168	137	KC Swink	51	28	3	5	17.9%	ANA
168	137	Ryan Slack	51	28	3	5	17.9%	WSH
168	137	Siyeon Lee	51	28	3	5	17.9%	WSH
191	137	Daryl McGee	51	27	3	3	11.1%	PIT
191	137	Andrew Mckenzie	51	27	3	3	11.1%	PIT
90	149	Jeff Lucas	50	32	5	14	43.8%	WSH
106	149	Lanny Cardow	50	31	5	12	38.7%	WSH
129	149	Andrew MacIntyre	50	30	4	10	33.3%	WSH
147	149	Russell Reed	50	29	4	8	27.6%	WSH
147	149	Thomas Cheyne Matheson	50	29	4	8	27.6%	WSH
129	149	Fred Slade	50	30	3	10	33.3%	MTL
147	149	Dryden Craig	50	29	3	8	27.6%	WSH
191	149	Tim Day	50	27	3	4	14.8%	CHI
191	149	Vince DiNucci	50	27	3	4	14.8%	WSH
191	149	Graham Haines	50	27	3	4	14.8%	WSH
191	149	Pierre Allard	50	27	3	4	14.8%	WSH
191	149	Denise Allard	50	27	3	4	14.8%	WSH
77	161	Ben Bangs	49	33	6	17	51.5%	CHI
106	161	Desmond Desrosier	49	31	6	13	41.9%	CHI
129	161	Joey Speciale	49	30	6	11	36.7%	WSH
147	161	Richard Gretzinger	49	29	5	9	31.0%	WSH
168	161	Stephanie Robichaud	49	28	4	7	25.0%	CHI
168	161	Nathan Lodewyk	49	28	3	7	25.0%	WSH
191	161	Anthony Fernando	49	27	3	5	18.5%	WSH
209	161	Mark Brewster	49	26	3	3	11.5%	WSH
106	169	Shane Davey	48	31	6	14	45.2%	WSH
129	169	Steven Hawley	48	30	5	12	40.0%	WSH
77	169	Dustin Hall	48	33	4	18	54.5%	STL
147	169	Milton Howe	48	29	4	10	34.5%	CHI
168	169	Sal Scarfone	48	28	4	8	28.6%	WSH
168	169	Tim Bailey	48	28	4	8	28.6%	WSH
209	169	Brett Bowman	48	26	4	4	15.4%	CHI
209	169	Frank Pileggi	48	26	3	4	15.4%	WSH
209	169	Brad Moulton	48	26	3	4	15.4%	WSH
209	169	Shannon Brewster	48	26	3	4	15.4%	CHI
129	179	Tim Smith	47	30	5	13	43.3%	WSH
191	179	Pierre Maxime Gravelle	47	27	4	7	25.9%	WSH
209	179	Todd Foster	47	26	4	5	19.2%	WSH
209	179	George Roman	47	26	3	5	19.2%	WSH
209	179	Laura Speciale	47	26	3	5	19.2%	WSH
226	179	Aaron Allard	47	25	3	3	12.0%	CHI
226	179	Harper Christie-Allard	47	25	3	3	12.0%	CHI
147	186	Andrea Phillips	46	29	6	12	41.4%	CHI
147	186	Azra Champsi	46	29	5	12	41.4%	WSH
168	186	Robert Herzig	46	28	5	10	35.7%	WSH
168	186	Gabe Pretto	46	28	4	10	35.7%	WSH
226	186	Rob Phillips	46	25	3	4	16.0%	CHI
226	186	Robert Struthers	46	25	3	4	16.0%	WSH
226	186	Dan Salerno	46	25	3	4	16.0%	WSH
226	186	Stephen Craig	46	25	3	4	16.0%	WSH
106	194	Adam Bloedow	45	31	6	17	54.8%	MTL
191	194	Mouli Ramani	45	27	6	9	33.3%	MTL
147	194	Colin Kennedy	45	29	4	13	44.8%	STL
209	194	Matt MacDougall	45	26	4	7	26.9%	CHI
226	194	David Minuk	45	25	4	5	20.0%	WSH
226	194	Erin McSweeney	45	25	3	5	20.0%	CHI
226	194	Brandon Poitras	45	25	3	5	20.0%	WSH
241	194	David Hart	45	24	3	3	12.5%	WSH
241	194	Diego DeMarco	45	24	3	3	12.5%	CHI
90	203	Mark Norman	44	32	6	20	62.5%	SJS
129	203	Dave Michael	44	30	6	16	53.3%	TOR
147	203	Todd Beaman	44	29	6	14	48.3%	PIT
168	203	Scott Lee	44	28	6	12	42.9%	CHI
168	203	Drew Battison	44	28	6	12	42.9%	CHI
191	203	Vince Pileggi	44	27	6	10	37.0%	CHI
209	203	Willow Herzig	44	26	5	8	30.8%	WSH
226	203	Zack O'Gorman	44	25	4	6	24.0%	CHI
241	203	Jeff Ware	44	24	3	4	16.7%	CHI
241	203	Linda Veryzer	44	24	3	4	16.7%	CHI
241	203	Nolan Coole	44	24	3	4	16.7%	WSH
129	214	Kapil Khatter	43	30	6	17	56.7%	WSH
129	214	Avery Spedding	43	30	6	17	56.7%	WSH
129	214	Norrin Ripsman	43	30	6	17	56.7%	WSH
191	214	Bruce Bird	43	27	5	11	40.7%	CHI
209	214	Josh Epstein	43	26	5	9	34.6%	WSH
209	214	Tom MacDonald	43	26	5	9	34.6%	CHI
209	214	Shaun Tanna	43	26	5	9	34.6%	WSH
241	214	Ted Kennedy	43	24	3	5	20.8%	WSH
129	222	Aaron Pretto	42	30	6	18	60.0%	WSH
191	222	Stefano Pileggi	42	27	6	12	44.4%	CHI
209	222	Rob Kerr	42	26	5	10	38.5%	CHI
226	222	Scott Munnoch	42	25	5	8	32.0%	WSH
226	222	Fred McCutcheon	42	25	5	8	32.0%	CHI
226	222	Cooper Levens	42	25	5	8	32.0%	WSH
241	222	Patrick O'Keefe	42	24	4	6	25.0%	WSH
241	222	Andrew Hamilton	42	24	3	6	25.0%	MTL
241	222	Paul Groba	42	24	3	6	25.0%	MTL
106	231	David Valenti	41	31	7	21	67.7%	MTL
129	231	Joel Borgida	41	30	6	19	63.3%	MIN
147	231	Brad Hotson	41	29	6	17	58.6%	MIN
168	231	Samuel Wexler	41	28	6	15	53.6%	CHI
168	231	Jeff Brinston	41	28	6	15	53.6%	WSH
168	231	Dennis Clayton	41	28	6	15	53.6%	WSH
191	231	John Martin	41	27	6	13	48.1%	MTL
191	231	Don Fudge	41	27	6	13	48.1%	MTL
191	231	Hanna-Marea Kennedy	41	27	6	13	48.1%	NYR
253	231	Aaron Beder	41	23	3	5	21.7%	WSH
226	241	Gareth Neilson	40	25	5	10	40.0%	MTL
253	241	Dave Spedding	40	23	4	6	26.1%	PIT
168	243	Austin Neilson	39	28	6	17	60.7%	MTL
226	243	Keith Chappell	39	25	6	11	44.0%	MTL
168	245	Stuart MacIntyre	38	28	7	18	64.3%	MIN
209	245	Eli Hammerman	38	26	6	14	53.8%	MTL
209	245	Paula Santin	38	26	6	14	53.8%	MTL
241	245	Sonia Speciale	38	24	6	10	41.7%	CHI
253	245	Larry Coole	38	23	5	8	34.8%	WSH
260	245	Roger Rooney	38	22	4	6	27.3%	CHI
191	251	Andrew Robichaud	37	27	7	17	63.0%	CHI
191	251	Stephen Shore	37	27	6	17	63.0%	MTL
253	253	Sarah Wardell	36	23	6	10	43.5%	CHI
253	253	Marie Loop	36	23	6	10	43.5%	CHI
253	253	Harris Beder	36	23	6	10	43.5%	CHI
241	256	Jonas Struthers	32	24	6	16	66.7%	TOR
260	257	Sean Smith	31	22	6	13	59.1%	ANA
266	257	Andrea De Petrillo	31	19	6	7	36.8%	CHI
209	259	Manuela Marinello	30	26	8	22	84.6%	EDM
241	259	Peter Tanner	30	24	7	18	75.0%	BOS
253	259	Lee Beech	30	23	6	16	69.6%	CHI
262	262	Della Santin	29	21	6	13	61.9%	CHI
168	263	Chris Smith	28	28	9	28	100.0%	MTL
262	263	Doug Crockett	28	21	6	14	66.7%	CHI
266	265	Mike Siegler	27	19	6	11	57.9%	CHI
269	266	David Schamma	26	18	6	10	55.6%	CBJ
271	267	Jeff Bangs	25	17	5	9	52.9%	CHI
273	268	Shannon Lindensmith	24	15	4	6	40.0%	CHI
271	269	Ruth Haaima	23	17	6	11	64.7%	CHI
262	270	Sophie Wexler	21	21	9	21	100.0%	MTL
265	271	Joy Smith	20	20	9	20	100.0%	CHI
266	272	Janine Pileggi	19	19	9	19	100.0%	CHI
269	273	Ryan McLennan	18	18	9	18	100.0%	MIN