WEST

1 - Vancouver (I like their off-season additions / movement)
2 - Los Angeles (Quick or Bernier will get it done to help them reach the next level)
3 - Detroit (Too many vets. It's like going through the motions)
4 - Phoenix (Not a fluke)
5 - San Jose (Niemi doesn't help them in the regular season like Nabokov did)
6 - Colorado (I really don't think they'll finish this high, but they seem better than the teams below them)
7 - Blackhawks (Still have enough firepower in the right positions, Turco is good enough, I guess)
8 - Predators / Blues (I can't pick between these two. I believe in Rinne and the Blues just have too much depth up front for me to deny them a shot)
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9 - Blues / Predators (Halak helps this team get over the hump and into the mix)
10 - Flames (Some form of collapse at some point this season, it's only natural)
11 - Ducks (Hiller faces a tough challenge with that D)
12 - Stars (Lehtonen nor Raycroft get the job done despite having a decent and well coached team)
13 - Wild (Excellent goalie, solid defense, not enough scoring depth unless Havlat and Koivu's shoulders grew immensely over the summer)
14 - Blue Jackets (Rick Nash, Filatov and Voracek carry them as far as they can 14th place)
15 - Oilers (Probably the last time they're in the basement, if they can figure out their goalie situation)

EAST

1 - Washington (The regular season Peyton Manning stat whores of the NHL, Varlamov's 3.89 GAA is good enough for 40 wins)
2 - New Jersey (Brodeur has his last Vezina-type season. They finally get enough scoring to win games 3-1 instead of 2-1)
3 - Buffalo (Miller carries this team again. He becomes the best goalie in the East, dethroning Brodeur)
4 - Pittsburgh (Malkin regains his Art Ross form. Except for their 6/7th defensemen, this is their deepest team in years. They'll miss Staal at the begining as the league tests P.K. Subban's skates for VD)
5 - Boston (Horton and Seguin should help, but proven scoring keeps them from establishing themselves where they should be - an Eastern contender)
6 - Tampa Bay (The southern hype machine lives up to their projections. Stamkos somehow takes another step forward)
7 - Carolina (They seem to alternate between good and bad years, Cam Ward helps their consistency)
8 - Philadelphia (Their goalie situation is so bad that they could finish 12th. Somehow Laviolette will get them on track)
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9 - Montreal (Carey Price does enough, but doesn't handle the work load as well as he should've)
10 - Ottawa - (Another fugly goalie situation. Losing Volchenkov drops them to 10th, yes he was that important)
11 - New York Rangers (Gaborik, Del Zotto and Lundqvist. They get this far on those three)
12 - Toronto (Another rebuilding year. A healthy defensive unit goes a long way as the Leafs dress two of them to play goalie at the same time)
13 - Panthers (Poor Tomas Vokoun. That's about it)
14 - New York Islanders (I don't know how, but they finish above someone in the East)
15 - Atlanta (I don't think anyone has a clue what is going on down there. They have enough talent to play respectively, but don't put anything together until it's too late. It's what Atlanta does best)

Cup - Vancouver (Now that I've cursed them...)

Hart - Kopitar

Vezina - Brodeur

Calder - Seguin (on account of his team being better because of him)

Norris - Doughty / Weber

Presidents - Washington

Wales - New Jersey

Campbell - Vancouver

Adams - Ruff / Murray