NHL · Eastern Conference
Standings, teams and the latest coverage from the Atlantic Division. Every club links to its full team page — record, schedule, news and FAQ.
| Team | W-L | Strk |
|---|---|---|
1 Buffalo Sabres | 50-23-9 | OT1 |
2 Tampa Bay Lightning | 50-26-6 | L1 |
3 Montréal Canadiens | 48-24-10 | L1 |
4 Boston Bruins | 45-27-10 | W2 |
5 Ottawa Senators | 44-27-11 | W1 |
6 Detroit Red Wings | 41-31-10 | L1 |
7 Florida Panthers | 40-38-4 | W3 |
8 Toronto Maple Leafs | 32-36-14 | L5 |
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NHLnewsSteve Staios admitted he saw Brady Tkachuk's exit coming a year away, and Ottawa reportedly isn't done shopping for scoring. Meanwhile, Drake Batherson's next contract gets pricier by the week.
NHLnewsThe Lightning's quietest week of the summer leaves the spotlight exactly where it was: on Nikita Kucherov's unsigned extension and a roster rebuilt on the fly in early July.
NHLnewsKnies trade chatter is dying down, Gavin McKenna is training with Macklin Celebrini, and the Leafs' whirlwind offseason finally slowed enough to take stock.
NHLnewsA silent week in Washington says it all: after landing Jordan Kyrou, Alex Tuch, and Boone Jenner — and re-signing Alex Ovechkin for year 22 — the Capitals' work is basically done. Now the wait for camp begins.
NHLnewsNo trades, no signings, no arbitration — just a Boston Bruins roster carrying ten defensemen for six jobs and a new $7.7 million winger waiting for October.
NHLnewsPatrick Kane took Chicago's money over a homecoming, but the Buffalo Sabres' offseason — core extensions, a No. 4 pick, cap discipline — holds up anyway.
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