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Carter's NHL Power Rankings 
Bleacher Report | by Carter . | Wed, Jan 7
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4. Washington Capitals (26-11-3, 55 points)
8. Chicago Blackhawks (21-8-7, 49 points)
18. Columbus Blue Jackets (18-17-4, 40 points)
25. Nashville Predators (17-18-3, 37 points)
4. Marc Savard (Bruins)
6. Jarome Iginla (Flames)
21. Ilya Kovalchuk (Thrashers)
24. Marian Hossa (Red Wings)
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