NHL Power Rankings: Which Teams Are Lighting Up the Ice and Which Are Hanging by a Thread After a Quarter Season
Last season, Kent Johnson’s on-ice shooting percentage of 13.2 percent was the fourth-highest in the league. Sean Monahan’s 12.0 percent was 17th. Both have struggled to score out of the gate and not getting those same bounces is a big reason why. Johnson, in particular, ranks last on the Blue Jackets at 6.9 percent.
22. Montreal Canadiens, 10-7-3
Last week: 12
Sean: 22
Dom: 22
Green flag: Overtime magic
The Canadiens have played eight overtime games this season, won five and taken two more to the shootout. Given the state of the Eastern Conference, an extra point here or there could be the difference between a wild-card spot and a lottery slot.
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