NHL Video: Sergei Kostitsyn and the Top 10 Goals of February

With the trade deadline coming to an end in February, most of the focus has been on who is going where.

However, there have been many highlight reel-worthy goals this month.

From Sergei Kostitsyn's one-hander to Todd Bertuzzi's off-the-back goal, there has been plenty of unique goals scored by the NHL's most talented players.

The following are the top ten goals netted in February.

10. Zach Hamill Feeds Michael Ryder

If Michael Ryder and Zach Hamill continue to hook up like this the Bruins could represent the Eastern Conference in the Stanley Cup Finals.

9. Cam Fowler Roofs It in OT

In his rookie season, Cam Fowler is closing in on the 10-goal mark as a defensman.

He has the ability to take the young Ducks a long way in the future.

8. Matt Calvert's Natural Hat Trick

A fifth-round selection in 2008, Matt Calvert has the potential to be a true value pick for the Columbus Blue Jackets.

7. David Booth's Spin-O-Rama

David Booth has battled ups and downs in his injury-riddled career.

He took this opportunity to let loose and put on a show in the Air Canada Centre.

6. Evander Kane Burns the Oilers

In ESPN the Magazine's January 10th issue, E.J. Hradek wrote that Evander Kane is the next premier player in NHL hockey.

His performance against the Oilers justifies Hradek's claim.

5. Mike Santorelli's Shorty

Even with their recent surge, things aren't going well for the Devils this season.

Mike Santorelli's shorty just puts a little salt in the wound.

4. Todd Bertuzzi Goes off Tukka Rask's Back

Todd Bertuzzi finds himself at a difficult angle, but is never afraid to take advantage of an opportunity.

3. Michael Grabner's Hat Trick

Michael Grabner is going to be a superstar in this league and may be able to help keep the Islanders in New York.

His hat trick against the Sabres is the step in the right direction.

2. Artem Anisimov Bats the Puck out of the Air

In a battle between two Eastern Conference contenders, Artem Anisimov's hand-eye coordination put a tally up for the Rangers against Marc-Andre Fleury and the Penguins.

1. Sergei Kostitsyn's One-Hander

An offseason acquisition from the Canadiens, Sergei Kostitsyn currently has more goals (16) than he did in the last two seasons he spent with the Habs (15).

His backhander against Detroit was his most impressive goal of the season.