NHL Power Shuffle: How the Hurricanes Surged to No. 1 and the Surprising "Our Guys" Shaking Up Every Team
9. Montreal Canadiens, 6-3-0
Last week: 8
Sean: 9
Dom: 8
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We’ve both got a lot of time for Kaiden Guhle, which is why he’s the pick here despite a lower-body injury that’ll shelve him for another month, if not more. He’s not particularly flashy, but he looked good next to Lane Hutson last season. Montreal could’ve used him against Edmonton on Thursday.
10. Dallas Stars, 3-3-1
Last week: 2
Sean: 12
Dom: 10
It’s been a minute since we’ve seen a fully-operational version of Tyler Seguin in Dallas. Last season, before December surgery on a hip that had been giving him trouble, he had 20 points in 19 games. During the playoffs, he helped drive play but finished with eight points in 18 games, then had another operation on his shoulder.
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