NHL · Western Conference
Standings, teams and the latest coverage from the Central Division. Every club links to its full team page — record, schedule, news and FAQ.
| Team | W-L | Strk |
|---|---|---|
1 Colorado Avalanche | 55-16-11 | W3 |
2 Dallas Stars | 50-20-12 | W5 |
3 Minnesota Wild | 46-24-12 | W1 |
4 Utah Mammoth | 43-33-6 | L1 |
5 St. Louis Blues | 37-33-12 | W4 |
6 Nashville Predators | 38-34-10 | L2 |
7 Winnipeg Jets | 35-35-12 | L4 |
8 Chicago Blackhawks | 29-39-14 | W1 |
Updated
NHLnewsA quiet week in Smashville still had teeth: Jonathan Marchessault remains on the block, three prospects headed to the World Junior Summer Showcase, and The Athletic crowned Nashville the offseason's most improved team.
NHLnewsNo trades, no signings — and that's the point. A Hall of Fame front-office hire, a new broadcast home and a fully retooled roster tell the story of the Blues' week.
NHLnewsJohn Marino's eight-year, $54 million extension headlined a week in which the Mammoth doubled down on their core — and MacKenzie Weegar said the word 'Cup' out loud.
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.
NHLnewsCole Perfetti is locked up for five years, Shane Doan talk got a shrug from the GM, and the Connor Hellebuyck trade watch rolls on. A settling-down week for a Jets team still deciding what it wants to be.
NHLnewsAnaheim matched the richest offer sheet in NHL history and remade its blue line — but the Ducks' offseason can't truly end until Cutter Gauthier signs.
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