NHL · Eastern Conference
Standings, teams and the latest coverage from the Metropolitan Division. Every club links to its full team page — record, schedule, news and FAQ.
| Team | W-L | Strk |
|---|---|---|
1 Carolina Hurricanes | 53-22-7 | W1 |
2 Pittsburgh Penguins | 41-25-16 | L3 |
3 Philadelphia Flyers | 43-27-12 | W3 |
4 Washington Capitals | 43-30-9 | W4 |
5 Columbus Blue Jackets | 40-30-12 | L2 |
6 New York Islanders | 43-34-5 | L3 |
7 New Jersey Devils | 42-37-3 | L1 |
8 New York Rangers | 34-39-9 | W1 |
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NHLnewsSergei Brylin's KHL departure closed a three-Cup chapter in New Jersey, while Jake Allen spoke frankly about sharing a crease with two other goalies — a telling week in Sunny Mehta's finished summer blueprint.
NHLnewsMatthew Schaefer says he's in no rush for the 'C,' the Islanders closed their lone arbitration case, and Patrik Laine was told a tryout is the ceiling. Inside a patient, telling week on Long Island.
NHLnewsThe Rangers' rebuilt roster earned glowing offseason reviews — then a report surfaced that Vladislav Gavrikov still isn't sold on the direction. Inside a week of whispers, a settled arbitration case and a September opener looming.
NHLnewsTwo arbitration hearings were scheduled in Philadelphia this week. Neither happened — Trevor Zegras and Jamie Drysdale signed four-year deals instead, reshaping the Flyers' payroll around their young core.
NHLnewsNo signings, no trades — and still plenty to argue about. A quiet week put Kyle Dubas's summer under the microscope, from the Jason Robertson near-miss to the Shane Wright chatter.
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.
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