Top 10 in Pool Scoring (Dec. 8)

	Jimmy Howard			G	DET
	MIN	W	SO	A	P
	1,304	15	3	1	37
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	Claude Giroux			F	PHI
	GP	G	A		P
	26	17	19		36
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	Phil Kessel			F	TOR
	GP	G	A		P
	28	17	18		35
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	Daniel Sedin			F	VAN
	GP	G	A		P
	27	12	21		33
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	Marc-Andre Fleury			G	PIT
	MIN	W	SO	A	P
	1,278	14	2	1	33
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	Jonathan Toews			F	CHI
	GP	G	A		P
	28	17	15		32
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	Joffrey Lupul			F	TOR
	GP	G	A		P
	28	13	19		32
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	Tim Thomas			G	BOS
	MIN	W	SO	A	P
	1,024	13	3	0	32
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	Jonathan Quick			G	LOS
	MIN	W	SO	A	P
	1,340	11	4	2	32
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	Mike Smith			G	PHO
	MIN	W	SO	A	P
	1,299	13	2	1	31

I thought I would try and post a new list every once and a while, showing the top ten in pool scoring, since I generally include goalies in my scoring lists.  Might be a talking point among my poolies as well.

Jimmy Howard rules the roost on the table at the moment, but he only took top spot not long after he had a Player of the Week nod in Week Six.  Howard has been good for the Red Wings, picking up win after win, so he was a pretty good pick-up for Stacey C. this year.

Five of the top 10 players on the list are goalies, so when the big rush on goalies in the draft went early, you can see why now.  Only one of the five goalies on the list were actually taken in the top 10 of the draft and that would be Marc-Andre Fleury, who was taken 10th overall.

The team with the most players in the top 10 is... Darren S., who currently sits in last place in the pool.  He had Mike Smith from the original draft and since he was in last place for the waiver draft, he was able to snag Joffrey Lupul, which gives him two.  Eight teams each have one player in the top 10, which is quite funny.