The Sharks filled their biggest need when they acquired All-Star rearguard Brian Campbell on Tuesday. On Saturday night, Campbell will help the Sharks take on the Blues in brilliant 1080i on HDNet, live at 8:30 p.m. ET.

Former Predator Paul Kariya leads his new team, the St. Louis Blues, into Nashville on Saturday night in what should be a very exciting game. Check out this important division match-up in brilliant 1080i on HDNet, live at 8:00 pm ET.

On Thursday night, Henrik Zetterberg and the Detroit Red Wings will invade the Scottrade Center to take on the St. Louis Blues in what should be a very compelling Central Division battle, televised in brilliant 1080i on HDNet live at 8:30 pm ET.

In a very surprising maneuver, the Anaheim Ducks have traded young forward Andy McDonald to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for 36-year-old veteran Doug Weight, Michal Birner and a seventh-round draft pick. So what was the reasoning behind the move?

Last summer, the Blues’ foray into unrestricted free agency landed two players who have been critical to their turnaround, Paul Kariya and Keith Tkachuk. But the most critical factor in their revival has been the presence of John Davidson.

Sad as it was at the time, the firing of Kings coach Andy Murray in the spring of 2006 did accomplish one thing: it opened the field for his son, eventual King Brady Murray, to win a job on his own merits.

There's been quite a lot of turnover in the Central Division, but one thing's probably going to remain the same: Henrik Zetterberg's Red Wings will win the division and the Predators will reach the playoffs.

The Central Division has been shaken up quite a bit over the past few weeks, with high-profile free agents coming and going. And as a result, the power dynamic has been dramatically altered for 2007-08.