In the final edition of the Weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, all five Atlantic Division teams head into the final week with winning records. Pittsburgh clinched the East and it's all but certain that the two New York teams will also play in May.
In the twelfth and penultimate edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, the Pittsburgh Penguins clinched the division and the New York teams have reason to look beyond April while the Devils and Flyers are on the outside looking in.
In the eleventh edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, the New York teams have pushed their way into the playoff seeding while the New Jersey Devils' scoring slump and winless streak sends them to the outside looking in.
In the tenth edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, the Pittsburgh Penguins swept March and own the Atlantic. The New Jersey Devils remain in second somehow, followed by the NY teams on the bubble, and the Flyers appear to be spoilers now.
In the ninth edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, the Pittsburgh Penguins just kept on winning, the New Jersey Devils & New York Rangers get ahead of the bubble, while the Islanders and Flyers only lost their games.
In the eighth edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, the Pittsburgh Penguins continue to soar ahead of the pack, while the Devils, Islanders, Rangers, and even the Flyers are on various spots of the proverbial bubble.
In the seventh edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot for the 2013 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins pulled away with the division lead, the New Jersey Devils and Philadelphia Flyers floundered, and the two New York teams made a move up.
In the sixth edition of the weekly Atlantic Division snapshot for the 2013 season, the Philadelphia Flyers were the only ones to have a winning week and are right behind New Jersey and closer to Pittsburgh; and New York teams are far from out of it.
In the fifth Weekly Atlantic Division Snapshot of the 2013 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins take the top spot from the New Jersey Devils on a tiebreaker, Philly jumps just ahead of the two New York teams, and the week ahead has no divisional games.
In the fourth weekly Atlantic Division snapshot of the 2013 season, the New Jersey Devils remain on top by a thin margin ahead of the Pittsburgh Penguins and both New York teams with games in hand jump ahead of Philadelphia.
In the third weekly Atlantic Division snapshot for the 2013 season, the Devils are atop the Atlantic (and the East) for the moment. The Penguins are right on the Devils' tails while the Flyers, Rangers, and slumping Islanders remain behind.
In the second weekly Atlantic Division snapshot of the 2013 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins take the top spot with the New York Islanders, New Jersey Devils, and New York Rangers close behind. The Philadelphia Flyers are at the bottom which is good.
Now that the 2013 season is at least one week old, the weekly Atlantic Divison snapshot returns to briefly reflect on the current standings in the Atlantic and what each team will do in the coming week. The first week features the NJ Devils on top.
In the final Weekly Atlantic Division Snapshot of the 2011-12 regular season, I summarize what each team did in the previous week, list their upcoming schedules that are filled with rivalry games, and includes a last look of non-division playoff races in the Eastern Conference.
In this next-to-last edition of the Weekly Atlantic Division snapshot, I point out how the Pittsburgh Penguins surge still leaves them in a tough spot in the standings, that the New Jersey Devils are likely to be in sixth place, and schedules for the division and two Eastern Conf. playoff races.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, the Pittsburgh Penguins are breathing right down the New York Rangers' neck, the Philadelphia Flyers and the New Jersey Devils seem set in the third and fourth, and the Islanders continue to bring up the rear.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, the New Jersey Devils, Philadelphia Flyers, and Pittsburgh Penguins all end last week with big winning streaks. The New York Rangers have slipped, leaving the Pens open to take them; while the New York Islanders have remained in the basement. All this and upcoming schedules in this post.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, I highlight the hot week the Pittsburgh Penguins had, raise the possibility that the New York Rangers may secure a playoff spot, and a look at the week ahead for the division and the Eastern Conference playoff bubble.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, the teams remain in the same spots, but the New Jersey Devils will get a chance to jump the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins by schedule. Plus: the weekly schedules for the division and the Eastern playoff bubble.
In this week's snapshot of the Atlantic Division, the Philadelphia Flyers have the Pittsburgh Penguins and New Jersey Devils right behind them while the New York Rangers and New York Islanders book end them from distance. Plus: schedules for the division and the playoff bubble.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, I highlight how close it is in the middle of the Atlantic Division, how the Rangers are staying on top and the Islanders are not in the basement of the East. All this and schedules too.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, I point out how well five teams did last week - except for the Flyers who went 1-1-1. I also post the upcoming schedule for the division, the teams around the New Jersey Devils in the playoff bubble, and discuss the potential results.
In this week's Atlantic Division snapshot, the division has remained the same going into the All Star break: the Rangers are at the top, the Penguins are surging, and the Isles aren't dead last in the East. This week not only includes a look at the week ahead for the division but also the teams in the playoff bubble along with the Devils.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, the New Jersey Devils slipped in this past week and so they slipped in the division. The Pittsburgh Penguins got hot and the Islanders are inching towards respectability.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division snapshot, I note how the division standings haven't changed much, what the schedules look like for each team in this coming week, and how both Pennsylvania teams faltered last week.
In this week's edition of the Atlantic Division Snapshot, the New Jersey Devils moved up to third place as the Pittsburgh Penguins continued to drop points. The New York Rangers increased their lead ahead of the Philadelphia Flyers; while the New York Islanders are pretty much set in last place.
