"Leaps and bounds" might be the theme of this week's Aggregated NHL Power Rankings, as four teams move eight or more spots. Not surprisingly, they're all in that wacky Western Conference -- the place where a three-game skid can have you go from home ice to out of the playoffs. But first, let's tip our hats to the Vancouver Canucks, who've maintained the top ranking two weeks in a row.

Now that they've finally got a regulation loss under their belt, it's up to the Canucks to hold the standard of play as high as it'd been during their incredible run. The worst thing they can do right now is to peak halfway through the season. But for now, they'll retain the crown. Here are your rankings. Note that TSN had the week off, but The Hockey News is back in the mix.

The once mighty Pacific Division is dropping fast, with LA and San Jose plummeting down the rankings. Those teams are still over .500, and there's no reason why the Sharks or Kings can't put together three or four-game win streaks to right the ship. But for now, it's ugly.

And one interesting thing to note: we're starting to see some of the Western teams drop down to the bottom tier after the lowest dredges of power rankings featured mostly Eastern teams for so long. Yes, it looks like things are finally starting to shake out.

After the jump, your conference rankings and mega-spreadsheet.

Here's the Eastern Conference:

And the Western Conference:

And now, the mega-spreadsheet sorted by rank:

And by standard deviation.

Most consensus: Should we stop mentioning the New Jersey Devils? How about they're disqualified from the consensus title until they move. Like last week, the Canucks are unanimous on the top. Most of the time, high-consensus picks hover around the top and the bottom, but this time the St. Louis Blues got pretty close around the board despite being in the middle of the pack.

Biggest outlier: With a ninth spot and a 22nd spot, the Atlanta Thrashers are the schizo pick of the week -- and that's without TSN's formulated rankings to skew things.