1 Yes, they blew a 3-0 lead to the Edmonton Oilers and are enduring a two-game sour patch, but the Canadiens are getting so much offence (3.55 goals per game), they can afford to give Alex Semin a night off here and there.

Treat: Life Savers, for Carey Price 1

2 Jamie Benn has seven points in his last three games. Will we see our first back-to-back Art Ross champ in 15 years?

Treat: Good & Plenty, for the Dallas offence 2

3 The stingiest team in the league has surrendered an NHL-low 17 goals and sits atop the Central — the toughest division, in one man’s opinion. But those helmets…

Treat: Lemonheads 5

4 New York has killed 23 straight penalties and rates first overall with a 91.7% successful penalty kill.

Treat: Gobstoppers 3

5 Trigger-happy Colton Parayko is firing shots at a frequency not seen by a rookie since Alex Ovechkin — and Parayko’s a defenceman. This great find has seven points and two game-winners from the back end.

Treat: Hot Tamales 6

6 It took a while for L.A. to realize the regular season had started. Now the Kings are rolling with an NHL-best six-game win streak. Time to re-sign Anze Kopitar, maybe?

Treat: Jolly Ranchers, for Coach Sutter 22

7 First Star of the Week Evgeny Kuznetsov is leading Washingotn in scoring and proving that Alex Ovechkin doesn’t need to be centred by Nicklas Backstrom for the Caps to succeed.

Treat: Starburst 4

8 Minnesota is a perfect 4-0 at home and has a great record despite a slim plus-3 goal differential. These guys deserve something Wild.

Treat: Nutrageous 10

9 Of course the Panthers’ leading scorer is Jaromir Jagr, 43 years old and still kicking ass.

Treat: Werther’s Original 12

10 Rookie Oscar Lindberg — not Rick Nash, not Mats Zuccarello, not Derek Stepan, not Chris Kreider — leads the Rangers in goals, with five.

Treat: Swedish buries 9

11 Goalie Michael Hutchinson made a career-high 45 saves Thursday, a big reason the Jets have now beat the Blackhawks in five of their last seven meetings.

Treat: Razzles 7

12 With the excellent play of kids Jared McCann and Jake Virtanen, all the talk is whether to keep these mint rookies or send them back to junior.

Treat: Now and Laters 16

13 Dan Bylsma received a standing ovation from players and fans during his return to Pittsburgh Thursday, as people have realized the problem might not have been the coach. Good news is that Phil Kessel’s chemistry with Evgeni Malkin appears better than it was with Sidney Crosby.

Treat: Hot Dog! bubblegum 15

14 David Krejci is second in the scoring race and the slow-start Bruins have quietly improved to a winning record, taking the heat off Claude Julien.

Treat: Boston baked beans 21

15 Even without their No. 2 centre, the Sharks, lead the league in face-off winning percentage (54.6).

Treat: Dots 11

16 The champs have fallen to sixth place in their division as No. 1 defenceman Duncan Keith sits on long-term injured reserve.

Treat: Fun Dip (handed out ironically) 17

17 The Steven Stamkos line has supplanted the Triplets as Tampa’s most productive unit. Though far from awful, it’s time for Tyler Johnson (0 goals) and his pals to kick it up a notch.

Treat: Three Musketeers 8

18 Talk in the desert has focused on rookies Max Domi and Anthony Duclair, but veteran forwards Martin Hanzal and Mikkel Boedker are enjoying nice comeback years for a franchise still struggling at the gate.

Treat: Pennies. Not for UNICEF, just because. 14

19 Ottawa leads the entire Eastern Conference in penalties.

Treat: Crunch bars and Jawbreakers 18

20 “When will Connor McDavid get his first NHL point?” has morphed into “Will McDavid make a legit run at the scoring crown?”

Treat: Atomic Fireball 19

21 The middling Red Wings have been slammed with injuries to their older guys — Johan Frazen, Brad Richards, Pavel Datsyuk, Mike Green — and look like a team that will be balancing on the brink of the playoff cutoff all season long.

Treat: Double Bubble 13

22 GM Ray Shero sounds pleasantly surprised that his new club — which is a ways off from legitimate contention —is actually over .500 (5-4-1 as of Friday) and in the middle of the Metropolitan pack.

Treat: Marathon 24

23 Doing a little research, one of the most surprising statistics I came across was this: The Hurricanes rank second overall in shots against (24.8 per game). Unfortunately, the Canes’ offence is the fourth worst.

Treat: Skor 28

24 Despite bursts of promise, Colorado’s dismal possession has the club — as many predicted — last in their division, yet no one thinks Patrick Roy’s job is in danger and there appears to be little style change in sight.

Treat: Airheads 23

25 The struggling Flyers need more accuracy from their $66-million man, Jakub Voracek, who has zero goals since inking his monster eight-year extension in the summer. Dude is 0 for 40 shots.

Treat: Pay Day 20

26 Reality may have sunk in, as the Sabres’ climb out of the basement doesn’t look like it’ll happen this season. Injuries to Evander Kane and Robin Lehner haven’t helped, but Buffalo’s minus-10 goal differential is ugly.

Treat: Milk Duds 26

27 Mike Babcock has improved the club’s work ethic, line juggling and defensive structure, but actual wins… well, they’re still a few years away.

Treat: Take 5 27

28 Since bringing in John Tortorella, the previously-winless Blue Jackets now have a couple W’s, despite the ill health of stars Ryan Johansen and now Brandon Saad.

Treat: Raisins, for Johansen — he needs to lose weight, apparently 30

29 As the Corsi crowd predicted, the Flames have come back down to earth. And the goaltending has been abysmal.

Treat: Nerds 29