Week 7 of the 2026 NHL season has concluded, and the Nashville Predators are steadily rising in the standings, making a significant impact in the Western Conference. Adam Fox is proving to be a player deserving of more recognition with his outstanding performance. Meanwhile, the Canucks and Blackhawks are still searching for solutions to their struggles. Here’s this week’s NHL stock watch for Week 7.
MORE:Best & worst NHL Hometown Remix jerseys in 2026
Stock Up: Adam Fox
Everyone talks about Quinn Hughes, Cale Makar, and the Matthew Schaefer’s of the NHL, but the NHL has not given Adam Fox any credit for the season that he has had. Fox is on that tier with those players, but the league hasn’t noticed his play. 20 assists through 18 games is very impressive.
Stock Down: Vancouver Canucks
The Canucks are struggling badly and are at the bottom of the league once again. They have nothing going for them. No offense, no defense, and they are getting zero saves from their goaltending. This is a rebuilding team, but nothing is going well for this Canucks squad.
Stock Up: Nashville Predators
The Predators are playing very well as of late, and their veterans are producing great. Four impressive wins for this club, including Carolina Hurricanes, Tampa Bay Lightning, Colorado Avalanche, and St. Louis Blues. Roman Josi is playing at a high level and could be in the Norris Trophy conversation; Steven Stamkos isn’t slowing down, and Filip Forsberg has been very good.
Stock Down: Chicago Blackhawks Forwards
Going into the season, the Blackhawks forward core was going to be an ongoing question, and it is becoming to the point where it is alarming. Patrick Kane, who they gave a luxurious contract 2 year deal, hasn’t been what the front office thought. Kane has just one goal this season in 15 games. They just allowed 9 goals to the Carolina Hurricanes and are on a long losing streak.
— Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter —
Discover more from NAIRAVOICE.COM.NG
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
