Sure, the move by Habs fans to get six Canadiens as starters in January's all-star game has had all sorts of coverage. And there's been talk, too, of some of the write-in campaigns, although none have truly caught on to this point.

But have you heard of the even less successful 'Vote for Raycroft' movement? Or how about the sudden spike in support for Wade Belak? And which goaltender who has played in fewer than 60 minutes this season has more than 1,600 votes?

Luckily, the NHL has unlocked the mystery.

For the curious, the league has added a feature whereby you can check the vote tallies of any player in the NHL this season, everyone from Jeff Finger (121 votes) to Darren McCarty (47) and Ryan Hollweg (22). Try as I might, I wasn't able to find a single player, no matter how obscure, that didn't have a single vote, but there are some with only a couple. (I didn't have the patience to check everyone's totals, however.)

Here's an incomplete list of pluggers, backups, injured players, rookies, goons and NHL nobodies and how they stack up in terms of votes so far:

Yann Danis's really only 39,000 votes back of making an appearance on the leaderboard, so maybe his supporters just need to get a bit more organized. They could talk to the Belak people, maybe, and form a tag team of sorts.

You do wonder who the poor, misguided souls are logging in to vote for Nate Raduns and Darroll Powe, but I say more power to them.

See any other quirky vote-getters I missed?