The NHL regular season came to a close on Saturday, finalizing the
playoff matchups. Here's how the teams stack up against one another.
The NHL regular season came to a close on Saturday, finalizing the playoff matchups. Here's how the teams stack up against one another.
Eastern Conference
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No. 1: New York Rangers (51-24-7, 109 pts.)
No. 8: Ottawa Senators (41-30-10, 92 pts.) Season series: Rangers: 1-2-1, Senators: 3-1-0
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No. 2: Boston Bruins (48-29-4, 100 pts.)
No. 7: Washington Capitals (42-32-8, 92 pts.)Season series: Bruins: 1-2-1, Capitals: 3-1-0
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No. 3: Florida Panthers (37-26-18, 92 pts.)
No. 6: New Jersey Devils (47-28-6, 100 pts.)Season series: Panthers: 2-1-1, Devils: 2-2-0
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No. 4: Pittsburgh Penguins (50-25-6, 106 pts.)
No. 5: Philadelphia Flyers (47-25-9, 103 pts.)Season series: Penguins: 1-3-1, Flyers: 4-1-0
Western Conference
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No. 1: Vancouver Canucks (51-22-9, 111 pts.)No. 8: Los Angeles Kings (40-27-14, 94 pts.)
Season series: Canucks 2-1-1, Kings: 2-2-0
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No. 2: St. Louis Blues (49-22-11, 109 pts.)
No. 7: San Jose Sharks (43-29-10, 96 pts.)
Season series: Blues: 4-0-0, Sharks: 0-4-0
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No. 3: Phoenix Coyotes (42-27-13, 97 pts.)
No. 6: Chicago Blackhawks (44-26-11, 99 pts.)
Season series: Coyotes: 3-1-0, Blackhawks: 1-2-1
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No. 4: Nashville Predators (47-26-8, 102 pts.)No. 5: Detroit Red Wings (48-28-5, 101 pts.)
Season series: Predators: 3-3-0, Red Wings: 3-3-0
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Sixteen teams have now cemented their spots in the Stanley Cup playoffs. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
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