March 24 2012; Denver, CO, USA; A fan reacts after getting hit by a puck during the third period of the game between the Vancouver Canucks and the Colorado Avalanche at the Pepsi Center. The Canucks defeated the Avalanche, 3-2. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-US PRESSWIRE
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That one hurt. Not much more to say about the Avs and Canucks. Colorado played well enough to win, but they didn't. Ultimately, that's all the numbers care about. All of the bubble teams were in action tonight with the exception of Chicago. Once again, this is proving to be an effective strategy as they haven't budged from their place in the projections. Just about everyone else got bumped. San Jose replaced Colorado in the tie for the 8th spot with Phoenix,, but fall to 9th because of ROW tiebreaker. Dallas regained the projected lead in the Pacific Division. Calgary now has sole possession of the bottom of the bubble. The projected Playoff Line is the only thing holding constant (other than Chicago), and it's at 94.
3. Dallas (97)
4. Chicago (104)
5. Nashville (102)
6. Detroit (99)
7. Los Angeles (96)
8. Phoenix (94, 31 ROW)
9. San Jose (94, 30 ROW)
10. Colorado (93)
11. Calgary (91)
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