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Ranking each NHL team’s No. 1 left wing

Continuing our 2016 preseason look at depth charts around the league, here's our ranking each NHL team's top left winger. Compiling this list presents some unique challenges. There's more fluidity at the position—some wingers move line to line, others move side to side—but we've tried to assess each team's most likely option based both on history and potential. By Allan Muir
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