Inside the NHL’s Power Brokers: Who Truly Runs the League’s Most Dominant Franchises?
Also receiving votes
11. Edmonton Oilers (8 points)
Convincing Connor McDavid to stick around for at least a couple more seasons counts for something, as does a well-built defensive group.
12. Toronto Maple Leafs (6 points)
Their regular-season success was not completely ignored; two voters had them in fourth place.
13. New York Rangers (5 points)
Two years out from a Presidents’ Trophy and one year removed from a season-long meltdown, one voter had them in third place.
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14. Utah Mammoth (2 points)
They’ve steadily accumulated talent and built culture in new territory, showing up on two ballots.
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