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By November 30, 2010

Greetings hockey fans! Whether you’ve officially entered the 2010-11 Manitoban Hockey Pool or just interested in keeping up with the goings on of the NHL regular season, the Manitoban has you covered. Look for weekly updates in print or online at themanitoban.com to keep abreast of key injuries, major storylines and interesting stats. Also, check online for the full list of hockey pool team standings.

Key performers

At the risk of sounding like a broken record I will once again announced that, yes, Steven Stamkos continues to be one of the most productive players currently in the NHL. To think, the forward has 134 points over his last 106 games and has yet to represent Canada on the Olympic stage.

Pittsburgh captain Sidney Crosby isn’t quite ready to relinquish his title as the best Canadian hockey player, though. Not one to be outdone, Crosby is having a month to remember, putting up a total of 25 points in his last 12 games.

Hefty price tags

Scott Gomez – US$7.35 million (seven points, 24 games played)

Brian Campbell – US$7.14 million (five points, 13 games played)

Chris Drury – US$7.05 million (zero points, one game played)

Ilya Kovalchuk – US$6.66 million (10 points, 23 games played)

J.S. Giguere – US$6.0 million (.895 save percentage, 12 games started)

P. Elias – US$6.0 million (14 points, 23 games played)

Jay Bouwmeester – US$6.68 million (eight points, 23 games played)

Alexei Kovalev – US$5.0 million (14 points, 24 games played)

Todd White – US$2.37 million (two points, 13 games played)

Nikolai Antropov – US$4.06 million (11 points, 23 games played)

Rick DiPietro – US$4.50 million (.883 save percentage, 10 games played)

Bargain bin deals*

Raffi Torres – US$1.0 million (10 points, 22 games played)

Mark Recchi – US$1.95 million (15 points, 22 games played)

Alex Goligoski – US$1.83 million (12 points, 25 games played)

Daniel Cleary – US$2.80 million (15 points, 21 games played)

Mathieu Garon – US$1.20 million (.950 save percentage, eight games started)

James Neal – US$2.87 million (19 points, 22 games played)

Jussi Jokinen – US$1.70 million (19 points, 23 games played)

Andrew Ladd – US$2.35 million (24 points, 24 games played)

Chris Stewart – US$2.87 million (25 points, 23 games played)

Craig Anderson – US$1.81 million (.911 save percentage, nine games started)

*Excluding entry-level rookie contracts

Official hockey pool standings

  1. Red Dragons 7th UC 354.5
  2. Hal’s Johnsons 353.5
  3. ped posse killer 345
  4. Honey Nut Chelios 338.5
  5. Mujala 338.5
  6. Cleveland Steamers 336
  7. S. Van Hellemond 335
  8. Coach Mousie’s Manslaves 334.5
  9. The Dead Flag Blues 332
  10. The Hardy Astrom Specials 331.5
  11. Zanes 331
  12. Your Drunk Uncles 330.5
  13. Pierre’s Picks 330
  14. FTW 329.5
  15. go_philly 327.5
  16. pirates 327.5
  17. ButtKickers 326
  18. The Ped Posse 326
  19. Nothing but Net 324
  20. Big Tickets 322.5
  21. Brent’s Fabulous Team 322.5
  22. Canucks 4 the Cup! 322.5
  23. Titan 322.5
  24. The Winnipeg Cormacks 322
  25. Bie the Die 321
  26. GAMESMASTER 321
  27. The Red’r Racers! 321
  28. Team Mediocre 320.5
  29. The Arse-Kickers! 320
  30. Puckfaces 319.5
  31. The Springfield Ice-O-Topes 319.5
  32. Charleswood Flyers 318.5
  33. Jiminy Cricket’s AllStars 316
  34. Manitoba Wolves 316
  35. Team Win 313.5
  36. thewinningbunch 313
  37. Red Army 312
  38. Levels 309.5
  39. Team Coolguy1991 309.5
  40. Setka 309
  41. Team KelJan 309
  42. Illegal Curve 308.5
  43. The second cuming 308.5
  44. Courtney’s Super Amazing Hockey Team 308
  45. Prestige Worldwide 308
  46. ProStars 307.5
  47. Team 97 307
  48. Team T-Bone 307
  49. Team Discovery Channel 306
  50. Having a time 305
  51. Ice-Ice Baby 305
  52. Monroeville Zombies 304.5
  53. el jefe 303
  54. Datsyukian Destroyers 302
  55. Hurly Burly’s 302
  56. HUGE H.C. 301.5
  57. The Dirt Devils 301
  58. Purple Cobras 300.5
  59. thudermucks 300
  60. Team LAN 298
  61. Bourkes Boys 295
  62. Winnipeg Coyotes 295
  63. The Losers 294.5
  64. Sticks + Balls 294
  65. Pond Boys 293
  66. Team second place 293
  67. Titans 291.5
  68. mydallasstars 290.5
  69. The Warm Guns 289.5
  70. go getters! 288.5
  71. Gryphs 287.5
  72. MDB Crusaders 287.5
  73. Transcona Grinders 287.5
  74. Hugz Not Drugz 285.5
  75. Semi-Pro 284.5
  76. CBLOZERO 282.5
  77. Washington Capitals 280.5
  78. Garrett’s Goons 280
  79. Springfield Isotopes 277.5
  80. Jets 277
  81. Funkhousers 276
  82. Rogocki 275.5
  83. DC-SuperFan-69 273.5
  84. SLAPSHOT 273.5
  85. Fannystelle Catchitbigtimers 272.5
  86. No Talent 272
  87. Flint Tropics 271
  88. Prairie Rays 271
  89. Falcon Own 269
  90. canucks986 267
  91. No Tooth Smile 266.5
  92. You Can Have the Umbrella 266.5
  93. BOMBERJETS 265
  94. QuickStop 264
  95. Smokin’ Ducks 264
  96. Here’s a Little Something… 263.5
  97. The Large Farvas 263.5
  98. wapikopa 263
  99. GolfLeafsGolf 262
  100. wish1474 262
  101. The Mittens Crew 260.5
  102. Winulobacter dominaticus 260
  103. The Ice Kings 259.5
  104. NOA 258.5
  105. The Woody’s 258.5
  106. Pickles & Cheese 258
  107. DiZASTA 257
  108. The Wanderer’s 255
  109. Bourque Chops 251.5
  110. WABAAM 245
  111. Non-Issue 244.5
  112. pencil sticks 244
  113. El Tico 243
  114. Red Light Rukus 231
  115. Capitals 229
  116. The rich interior lives of athletes 135
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1 Comment on "Manitoban hockey pool"

  1. Josh | November 30, 2010 at 8:03 pm |

    Hi,

    Just thinking, if you were to take out the players that are on their second contract (i.e. Chris Stewart, James Neal, etc) what would the bargain bin list look like? I suggest this because I think most of the overpaid are players that have somewhat justified their contracts. I do agree that they are overpaid though, just saying there seems to be an age discrepancy between the two lists.

    Decent articles overall though, keep up the good work.

    Gryphs.

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