A mere three weeks into the truncated season and the league has already hit the quarter pole. Most teams have played 12 games or close to it. Patterns and trends are starting to take shape, and some of them have not been ideal.
There aren't too many monstrous surprises in the standings and Montreal had been one of the league's surprise teams before they were
. 6-0. To the Leafs. Even Phil Kessel managed to score. (By the way, Kessel has a goal in each of his last two games and likely won't have a nine-game scoreless stretch remotely close to the one on which he started the season.)
As for Edmonton, the Oilers have an absolutely lethal power play, operating at close to 26-percent. Justin Schultz has seven points on the season, with all four of his goals being power-play markers. The prob
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