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The season is already a month old and so much has been happening in the league. Teams that were expected to be basement dwellers are living in the penthouse, elite teams are struggling, injuries galore to superstars, elite players aren't meeting expectations, while others are making a name for themselves, and some players maybe thinking way too much about the Olympics and aren't focusing enough on their respected teams. Here's ...

Next week, the 2009 class will be inducted into the hall of fame, which is arguably the greatest class of all time. But this isn't about this class; this is a look at next year's class. Some players have been kept out of the hall many years after being eligible, and maybe next year might be the year for them. Or not...Anyways, here's a look at the top six players I believe ...

Phil Kessel is no longer a Bruin, and he is probably the most significant talent they have had leave either free agency or trade since Joe Thornton. The Bruins overcame the loss of Thornton after two seasons to reach the playoffs again and last season they won the Eastern Conference with most points, falling only one point behind San Jose for the Presidents trophy for most points in the NHL. Sure ...

The whole offseason drama of Heatley's trade demand is finally over. ESPN.com has reported that Heatley was traded in a three-team deal. Sending Heatley to San Jose, Patrick Marleau to Los Angeles, Jarret Stoll and Alex Frolov to Ottawa. NHL sources have confirmed this to ESPN's Buccigross, so it's legit. The summer long saga of whether he is staying or going is over. I'm sure in two years it'll start up ...