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NHL Power Rankings: Week 10 
Bleacher Report | by Mark Jones | Tue, Dec 16
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1. San Jose Sharks: 52 points, 25-3-2
6. Anaheim Ducks
7. Philadelphia Flyers
8. Montreal Canadiens
10. Pittsburgh Penguins
13. New Jersey Devils
14. Buffalo Sabres
20. Edmonton Oilers
21. Toronto Maple Leafs
23. Ottawa Senators
28. New York Islanders
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