As of Saturday, Oct. 20, the NHL season is about 10 percent complete.
Although the standings still remain largely meshed, especially in the middle, a slight picture of the contenders and rebuilders can be made out. With that comes a list of standout performances and busts. This extends both team-wide and individually. Continue reading
Despite the emergence of the Vegas Golden Knights last season, the Pacific Division is wide open.
The Central Division is likely the toughest division in hockey, or at the very least the one with the smallest amount of parity.
Theoretically, all seven teams in this division could make the playoffs. Continue reading
Continuing on with predictions for the 2018-19 NHL season, it’s time to look at the Atlantic Division. Continue reading
As the NHL’s preseason slate comes to an end, the focus turns to which players have made their respective team’s rosters, and further which teams looked primed for a deep playoff run. With the league’s parity growing slimmer and slimmer, it becomes increasingly difficult to determine who falls where this early on.
The Metropolitan Division, which was briefly crowned the NHL’s toughest division, has seen better days. Despite the previous three Stanley Cup Champions coming from the division, the quality of teams down the depth chart is not as mighty as it used to be. Continue reading
