Which Team Had The Most Suprising Weekend

[Net Front Presence]

Went with Vancouver.

NYR losing to 2 of the best teams in the league isn't really that shocking.

[JOHNBOY]

I voted for Philly but Vancouver was pretty surprising too.

[Muh]

Went with Chicago. Two nice wins on the road.

My next choice would have been Canucks, losing two at home to Ducks and Oilers.

Rangers start bad, but played two top teams in the east, so I would put them third on this list.

[InjuredChoker]

Chicago.. Didn't expect them to be this dynamic, specifically Hossa. Other choices were more or less shocking. Not that it was a big shock but surprise for me.

[WarriorOfGandhi]

Originally Posted by Bure All Day

If you think the Canucks are on a decline because of two games where we're missing 2/3s or our top line and being notoriously slow starters, you need to just pay attention to your own team or actually watch the games and see learn what the team is about

they're on the decline because they won't three-peat a President's Trophy, Sedins continue their reversion to "just" PPG players, Kesler no longer a Selke frontrunner, etc.

[bruinsfan46]

Had to go with Canucks. The Rangers lost to two great teams, probably the two favourites out of the East after the Rangers and they didn't get blown out or anyting. Canucks got stomped by the Ducks and then lost in a shootout to the Oilers. I considered the Ducks but they only played one game.

[zytz]

Would be hilarious to see VAN miss the playoffs just for the 'they got exposed' threads alone.

[bp spec]

Philly losing both games.

[Bure All Day]

Originally Posted by WarriorOfGandhi

they're on the decline because they won't three-peat a President's Trophy, Sedins continue their reversion to "just" PPG players, Kesler no longer a Selke frontrunner, etc.

we'll see about that

after monday, I think it will be clear if they are pres candidates or not