NHL Super Sixteen: Post-Deadline Rankings

0:00It's March 12th, here's your NHL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The NHL Super 16 rankings are out after a quiet trade deadline, with a Colorado avalanche holding the top spot. They welcome back Nazem Kadri, their Stanley Cup hero from 2022, boosting center depth and grit. Dallas Stars sit second, adding depth with Tyler Myers on defense, and Michael Bunting of Front without big splashes. Carolina Hurricanes round out the top three, mostly standing pat with just one minor forward edition. Buffalo Sabers made a big jump to fourth, grabbing first in the Atlantic division after snagging depth players like Sam Kerrick, who scored and fought. In a wild win over Tampa Bay, Minnesota wild climbed to fifth, with size up front from Michael McCarran and Nick Valino, who nashed and assist in a shutout. Tampa Bay Lightning added familiar forward Corey Perry, who's already scoring in a bottom six role, despite a shaky post-Olympic stretch. Teams like the New York Islanders and Detroit Redwings added grit with Braden Shen and Justin

1:04Falk, aiming to solidify playoff pushes. Pittsburgh Penguins stayed quiet after earlier moves, while Montreal canadians went without trades but keep winning. Columbus Blue Jackets and Utah Mammoth brought in Connor Garland and Mackenzie Weigar for offense and defense boosts. Lower down, Vegas Golden Knights added checkers, but struggle lately, and Edmonton Oilers plugged defensive holes with Connor Murphy and others. Seattle Kraken dropped out entirely. These rankings show how small tweaks could shape the final stretch, with voters eyeing playoff contenders amid lighter deadline action. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor. Comfort, you can hear. Sound, you can relax into. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com.