Stars Climb Power Rankings, Pacific Division Flounders

0:00It's March 16th, here's your NHL news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The 2025-26 NHL power rankings for week 20 are out, and the Dallas stars have climbed to the top spot after a strong run. They've earned points in 15 straight games since late January, putting pressure on the Central Division leaders. Carolina Hurricanes sit in second, Buffalo Sabers third, Colorado Avalanche fourth, and Minnesota Wilde round out the top five. Meanwhile, the Pacific Division is a total let down this season. Teams like the Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, Vegas Golden Knights, and Anaheim Ducks have all dropped in the rankings with Vancouver at the very bottom in 32nd place. Goldening woes and coaching changes have left the whole group scrambling, and their winner might not even beat some wild car teams. Fans of the New York Rangers and St. Louis Blues are enjoying late surges, though. The Rangers have won four in a row behind Alexis LaFernare's Hot March, while the Blues

1:03win seven wins, two losses, and one tie in their last ten. Thanks to Jimmy Snuggarude and Joe Holfer, its bittersweet since playoffs are about a month away, and these streaks won't get them in, but could build momentum for next year. Tensions are high after Anaheim's Rack Kogutas delivered a neon knee hit that sideline Tarantos Austin Matthews for the season. In the middle, Detroit Red Wings fans are worried after slipping from playoff contention without Dylan Larkin, echoing last year's heartbreak. Tevbe Lightning are ice cold at three wins in their last ten, but New York Islanders and Ottawa Senators are rolling with strong records pushing. Them tore the postseason. With only about 15 games left for many teams, the race is heating up fast. Rack's chaos as bubble squads fight for spots and new players settle in before the playoffs kick off. The stars look unstoppable right now, but anything can happen in this sprint to the end. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode.

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