In order to include Wednesdayas trade contract, TSN had eight correspondents in the area, six satellite allies, five panelists, four associates, four reporters, three quick experts, a blogger,a a live blogger and a host. Canadaas Sports Leader came on the air at 7 a.m. and offered deadline coverage for 10 hours straight. aThere is just a chance that TSNas insurance leading in to the 3 pm deadline is likely to be must-see TV,a wrote Star Tribune Wild defeat writer Michael Russo, one of the greatest baseball heads in the business, afor no reason besides to watch what sort of 30-person team can twiddle its thumbs for hours.a Yes, with Jaromir Jagr, Jarome Iginla, Brenden Morrow and countless others already treated ahead of the showas 7 a.m. Broadcast, TSNas trade contract coverage had the potential to become hockeyas version of the energy blackout intermission during the Super Bowl. Instead, this ended up to be among the most eventful deadlines in recent history. Seventeen deals were created on Wednesday, which covers the 16 that were completed on deadline day in 2012 and 2011. In reality, 12 trades were produced from 2-3 p.m. Safe to say, it came as a pleasant surprise to everyoneawell everybody whose team enhanced at least. Unlike my usual regular power rankings, which focus heavily on recent performance (and undoubtedly, last weekas rankings focused a lot of on recent performancea'thanks again everyone for your comments!), this special post-trade-deadline slideshow looks at things through a larger range. Information provided: Last week a Where was this group in last weekas rankings? Remember new performance the regular ratings place more emphasis. For that reason, you may see a huge jump here. Again, this slideshow focuses more on the big picture instead of how each group performed this week. History a' What's each teamas record? Important Exchange? a' Did this staff make a major trade or purchase recently? Why Theyare Here a Why is this group placed where it is? Short term Outlook a' How can this group search for the remainder of the summer season?
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