Welcome to the Hog’s power rankings of “Black Mirror” Season 6. I’m going to give an honest review and write it up with few spoilers so that everybody can read this. As a whole, I thought it was another successful season. The UK’s witty humor is flowing off the charts while still involving some seriously…
Atlantic
The FLORIDA PANTHERS still sit comfortably at the top of the Atlantic Division. Florida added some depth before the deadline in Claude Giroux and Ben Chariot, but the injury to Aaron Ekblad could pose a serious threat to the Panthers' long term run. He should be back before the playoffs and hopefully not repeat on missing out like last season. Lightning, Bruins, and the Maple Leafs all hang around a point differential and sitting a couple wins away from touching Florida.NHL Power Rankings (Pre All-Star Break)
1. Colorado Avalanche
Elite, stacked, fast, and hungry for the cup. Nobody should be surprised to see this team #1, as they were favorites from the start and have shown every bit of that title. Kadri is having such a HOT season and while being one of the best 'second' line centers in the game (4th in the league in points). If Colorado’s goalies can prevent less than 3 goals against every game, then this team is set for a long run into the playoffs and a couple titles because they are an offensive juggernaut. Nathan Mackinnon, Cale Makar, Mikko Rantenen, Gabriel Landeskog & Devon Toews are in top form as they punish enemy defenses and terrorize opposing goalies. They have an 8-point lead over anybody else in the West and I would be surprised if they let it slip at anytime point season.Hello everybody! Welcome back to Sticks and Stones Report as we approach the end of Week 14 of the NHL's 2021-22 season. Let's get to it, shall we?
Atlantic
Both Florida teams are buzzing! Huberdeau is one of the best players in the league this year and the Panthers are electric behind this exciting squad.…
The Bruins just capped off a wild finish against the Colorado Avalanche as they blew a two goal lead to lose 4-3 in the last minutes of regulation. Ullmark still looked stellar, but this team just got outworked and out skated as the Avalanche were flying on ice. Not a bad performance for a squad still trying to establish itself defensively, while Marchand plays at 80-90% capability because of an upper-body injury.
Bergeron is still looking to kindle some point magic with his finisher in Pastrnak, who will be going to the second line and finding some heat with Taylor Hall tonight. Craig Smith will eventually fill that void on the top line with his energy and speed. I will tell you know, this season will depend on guys like Charlie Coyle and Erik Kaula contributing to the goal department. Without that, I don’t see this defense making up the goals the Bruins will need to outscore these teams.

