NHL · Western Conference
Standings, teams and the latest coverage from the Pacific Division. Every club links to its full team page — record, schedule, news and FAQ.
| Team | W-L | Strk |
|---|---|---|
1 Vegas Golden Knights | 39-26-17 | W3 |
2 Edmonton Oilers | 41-30-11 | W1 |
3 Anaheim Ducks | 43-33-6 | W1 |
4 Los Angeles Kings | 35-27-20 | L1 |
5 San Jose Sharks | 39-35-8 | W1 |
6 Seattle Kraken | 34-37-11 | L3 |
7 Calgary Flames | 34-39-9 | W1 |
8 Vancouver Canucks | 25-49-8 | L1 |
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NHLnewsSunny Mehta went on the record about Jack Hughes, leadership and his depth-first rebuild — just as his star's brother opened contract talks in Minnesota and Devils fans started dreaming.
NHLnewsNo trades, no signings — just clarity. This week's New York Rangers news was about identity: a defense-first blueprint, six Blueshirts at a charity showcase, and two draft picks auditioning in Windsor.
NHLnewsThe week's Ottawa Senators news came with a warning light: extension talks with Drake Batherson "aren't close," even as Travis Green insists this post-Tkachuk roster is nearer to a Cup than people think.
NHLnewsMacklin Celebrini's monster extension just changed the math on Matvei Michkov's next deal. That, plus prospects shining in Windsor, headlined a thoughtful week of Philadelphia Flyers news.
NHLnewsThe Penguins quietly finished their summer homework this week — a three-year Tommy Novak extension, a pre-arbitration deal for Nick Robertson, and a very interesting hint about Sidney Crosby's next contract.
NHLnewsMacklin Celebrini's five-year, $94 million extension resets the NHL salary market and cements San Jose's core. Next up: Will Smith and Collin Graf.
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