NHL power rankings for Feb. 8

The Chicago Blackhawks top this week’s NHL power rankings, followed by the San Jose Sharks. Here in Detroit, the Red Wings check in at No. 22.

1. Chicago 20 points: Won three in a row.
2. San Jose 15 points: Lost three in a row.
3. Tampa Bay 12 points: 5-1-0 at home.
4. Pittsburgh 16 points: Won five in a row.
5. Ottawa 14 points: 5-3-2 in their last ten.
6. Boston 15 points: Won two in a row.
7. Montreal 13 points: Lost two in a row.
8. St. Louis 12 points: 3-2-0 at home.
9. Anaheim 15 points: Won four in a row.
10. New Jersey 15 points: Won three in a row.
11. Vancouver 14 points: 3-1-1 on the road.
12. Nashville 13 points: Won four in a row.
13. Minnesota 9 points: Lost three in a row.
14. NY Islanders 9 points: 4-2-0 at home.
15. Toronto 12 points: Won two in a row.
16. Edmonton 11 points: Lost four in a row.
17. Buffalo 9 points: 2-2-1 at home.
18. Phoenix 10 points: 4-4-2 in their last ten.
19. Dallas 11 points: Won two in a row.
20. Colorado 8 points: Lost two in a row.
21. NY Rangers 10 points: Have scored 24 goals.
22. Detroit 11 points: 2-2-1 on the road.
23. Carolina 10 points: Won two in a row.
24. Winnipeg 9 points: Have allowed 37 goals.
25. Philadelphia 9 points: 3-1-1 at home.
26. Los Angeles 8 points: 1-1-1 at home.
27. Calgary 8 points: Won two in a row.
28. Florida 9 points: Have scored 25 goals.
29. Columbus 8 points: Lost two in a row.
30. Washington 5 points: Lost three in a row.

*All stats via www.espn.com.