You should never be comfortable with your fantasy team, always be looking for ways to improve your squad as you gear up for a long playoff run.  As the NHL hits their Olympic Break it is a perfect time to sit back and examine what we come in the final six weeks of action. 

Many fantasy leagues break up the wingers and many do not, so here we will break them up and examine each side of the ice.  It is hard to pin point the side a winger plays on because most players can play on both side and with that are eligible for both sides in a fantasy lineup.  With that in mind we will use what NHL.com lists a player as in our rankings.

As we saw in the NHL Fantasy Rankings for Goalies, defensemen and centers there were some surprise players who will make a huge fantasy impact down the stretch.  That is the same feeling among the best right and left wingers in the league as time winds down on the NHL and Fantasy seasons

Here are the Olympic Break rankings for Right Wings:

1. Rick Nash, Columbus:   28-29-57-20 Power Play Points
2. Martin St. Louis, Tampa Bay:  22-49-71-28 Power Play Points
3. Marian Gaborik, Rangers:  35-34-69-13 Power Play Goals
4. Patrick Kane, Chicago:  25-42-67-+19-21 Power Play Points
5. Bobby Ryan, Anaheim:  28-21-49-57 PIM-10 Power Play Goals
6. Corey Perry, Anaheim:  22-37-59-88 PIM-15 Power Play Points  
7. Marian Hossa, Blackhawks:  17-17-34-+17-5 SHG
8. Jarome Iginla, Calgary:  27-30-57-51 PIM-18 Power Play Points
9. Shane Doan, Phoenix:  17-30-47-4 GW Goals
10. Daniel Alfredsson, Ottawa:  17-32-49-19 Power Play Points
11. Kyle Okposo, Islanders:  13-27-40-18 Power Play Points  
12. Jamie Langenbrunner, New Jersey:  15-37-52-+10-4 SHP
13. Phil Kessel, Toronto:  21-20-41-6 Power Play Goals  
14. Mike Knuble, Washington:  23-19-42-+24-6 Power Play Goals  
15. Steve Downie, Tampa Bay:  15-21-36-+17-163 PIM-5 Power Play Goals
16. Patric Hornqvist, Nashville:  23-14-37-+10-8 Power Play Goals
17. Dustin Penner, Edmonton:  24-23-47-7 Power Play Goals
18. Wayne Simmonds, Los Angeles: 14-21-35-+19-89 PIM
19. Chris Stewart, Colorado:  19-23-42-55 PIM-4 GW Goals
20. Daniel Briere, Philadelphia:  21-19-40-13 Power Play Goals
21. Mikael Samuelsson, Vancouver:  21-19-40-6 Power Play Goals
22. Niclas Bergfors, Atlanta:  16-15-31-8 Power Play Goals
23. Troy Brouwer, Chicago:  18-14-32-57 PIM-12 Power Play Points
24. Nathan Horton, Florida:  17-29-46-9 Power Play Points

Here are the Olympic Break rankings for Left Wingers:

1. Alex Ovechkin, Washington: 42-47-89-+43-28 PP Points 
2. Dany Heatley, San Jose:  32-34-66-8 GW Goals-14 PP Goals
3. Alex Semin, Washington: 30-35-65-+25-22 PP Points
4. Iyla Kovalchuk, New Jersey: 32-31-63-10 PP Goals
5. Alex Burrows, Vancouver: 26-25-51-+28-86 PIM-4 SHG
6. Rick Nash, Columbus: 28-29-57-9 PP Goals
7. Zach Parise, New Jersey: 28-33-61-+24-18 PP Points
8. Patrick Sharp, Chicago: 19-33-52-+20-18:08 ATOI
9.  Lou Ericksson, Dallas: 23-31-54-6 PP Goals
10. Jussi Jokinen, Carolina: 23-26-49-20 PP Points
11. Daniel Sedin, Vancouver:  16-38-54-+26-7 GW Goals
12. Henrik Zetterberg, Detroit:  16-32-48-215 SOG
13. Andrew Brunette, Minnesota:  17-30-47-22 PP Points
14. James Neal, Dallas:  24-21-45-48 PIM-4 GW Goals
15. Ray Whitney, Carolina:  19-29-48-17 PP Points
16. Ryan Malone, Tampa Bay:  21-22-43-57 PIM-7 PP Goals
17. Mason Raymond, Vancouver:  22-21-43-18 PP Points
18. Niklas Hagman, Calgary: 21-15-36-4 PP Goals
19. Milan Michalek, Ottawa:  20-10-30-7 PP Goals
20. Kristian Huselius, Columbus:  17-30-47-20 PP Points
21. Alexei Ponikarovsky, Toronto:  19-22-41-4 PP Goals
22. Ryan Smyth, Colorado:  19-19-38-14 PP Points
23. Rene Bourque, Calgary:  18-23-41-74 PIM-3 SHG
24. Ryane Clowe, San Jose:  15-25-40-90 PIM-11 PP Points
25. Michael Cammalleri, Montreal:  26-22-48-15 PP Points