Christmas Time for the NHL Season

This month marks the Christmas season, and already for the NHL season, there are some good teams and bad teams.  So, with that in mind, here is what each of the thirty teams would like to have for Christmas:

Anaheim Ducks: A better third jersey than the one they debuted a week ago: Ducks Third Jersey

Atlanta Thrashers: An actual audience to see the Thrashers games.

Boston Bruins: Offense, offense, offense.

Buffalo Sabres: Offense and  the Tyler Myers of last year.

Calgary Flames: No Sutters.  Brett is already traded to Carolina, and the Sutters in the front office and behind the bench could be next.

Carolina Hurricanes: A reason to be relevant.

Chicago Blackhawks: Goaltending like last year.

Colorado Avalanche: Healthy goaltending and offense.

Columbus Blue Jackets: A good center, though that has always been on the team's wish list.

Dallas Stars: More good luck and Kari Lehtonen continuing to play well.

Detroit Red Wings: Another Stanley Cup.

Edmonton Oilers: An accelerated development of the youth movement.

Florida Panthers: Relevance.

Los Angeles Kings: Offense, and a healthy Drew Doughty and Anze Kopitar.

Minnesota Wild: Someone who can score, now that Guillaume Latendresse is out for a few months.

Montreal Canadiens: Continued good play from Carey Price.

Nashville Predators: Possibly a new start in a new city.

New Jersey Devils: A way to undo the Ilya Kovalchuk contract.

New York Islanders: Some good luck, seeing as they lost Mark Streit for the season (possibly), Kyle Okposo for at least another month, and fired the coach.

New York Rangers: Marian Gaborik returning to health and some insurance for Sean Avery.

Ottawa Senators: A redo of the Dany Heatley return to Ottawa with the Sharks.

Philadelphia Flyers: The head of Sidney Crosby.

Phoenix Coyotes: An audience.

Pittsburgh Penguins: Marc-Andre Fleury: the 2009 playoffs version.

St. Louis Blues: Well, not so much receive, but giving a Christmas card to Montreal for Jaroslav Halak.

San Jose Sharks: A long playoff run.

Tampa Bay Lightning: New twine for the goal, since Steven Stamkos is setting it on fire a lot.

Toronto Maple Leafs: Something, anything to jumpstart the team.

Vancouver Canucks: Roberto Luongo finding a cure against the Chicago Blackhawks.

Washington Captials: Defense, which may be solved with the Scott Hannan acquisition.