2026-27 NHL Standings: Live Division Standings & Playoff Picture

Last updated: October 19, 2026. Live 2026-27 NHL standings for all 32 teams, by division. The regular season opens Tuesday, September 29, 2026, and this page updates automatically through the season, so bookmark it and check back for the current playoff picture. Standings show games played (GP), wins (W), losses (L), overtime losses (OTL), and points (PTS).

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

TeamGPWLOTLPTS
Boston Bruins972014
Tampa Bay Lightning862012
Ottawa Senators963012
Florida Panthers952212
Buffalo Sabres943210
Montreal Canadiens84319
Detroit Red Wings83328
Toronto Maple Leafs93428

Metropolitan Division

TeamGPWLOTLPTS
Carolina Hurricanes1072115
New York Rangers1063113
Washington Capitals853010
New York Islanders84319
New Jersey Devils84408
Pittsburgh Penguins93517
Columbus Blue Jackets73406
Philadelphia Flyers101635

Western Conference

Central Division

TeamGPWLOTLPTS
Minnesota Wild962113
Utah Mammoth963012
Colorado Avalanche852111
Winnipeg Jets842210
Dallas Stars84319
Nashville Predators83239
St. Louis Blues83417
Chicago Blackhawks93606

Pacific Division

TeamGPWLOTLPTS
Vegas Golden Knights1082016
Edmonton Oilers861113
Seattle Kraken953111
San Jose Sharks84319
Anaheim Ducks74308
Vancouver Canucks102715
Calgary Flames82604
Los Angeles Kings60422

How the NHL Standings Work in 2026-27

Teams earn two points for a win and one point for an overtime or shootout loss. The top three teams in each division qualify for the playoffs, and two wild-card spots per conference go to the next-best finishers by points. With the schedule expanding to 84 games this season, every point matters even more in a tighter divisional race.

More 2026-27 NHL Coverage

Keep up with the season: the preseason schedule, the full printable schedule, the national TV schedule, and opening night on September 29.

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Laurie is the latest addition to the Hockey Schedules team. She loves hockey and college football. Her favorite NHL team is the Boston Bruins. For college sports, she's a big fan of Minnesota.

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