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2024 NHL Playoffs: Unbelievable Standings, Intense Tiebreakers, and Shocking Scenarios Unveiled

2024 NHL Playoffs: Unbelievable Standings, Intense Tiebreakers, and Shocking Scenarios Unveiled

On Monday, the New York Rangers won the Presidents’ Trophy, which gives them home-ice advantage throughout the postseason, and the New York Islanders secured a postseason berth. That means there are still two division titles and one playoff berth up for grabs, both of which might be determined on Tuesday.

By the end of the evening, one of the two teams—the Florida Panthers or the Boston Bruins—will have won the Atlantic Division. The Pacific Division title can be secured by the Vancouver Canucks.

Two points separate the Washington Capitals (89 points), Detroit Red Wings (89), Pittsburgh Penguins (88), and Philadelphia Flyers (87), with the Capitals hosting the Flyers in the pivotal game. This means that the race for the second wild-card berth in the Eastern Conference is in flux.

Either the Red Wings or the Capitals can win on Tuesday. Everyone will have to wait until Wednesday, when the Penguins visit the Islanders, if they don’t. The regular season has three nights left. Before Tuesday’s games, the standings in the playoff races are as follows:

In the NHL playoffs,

who is it? In the East, the teams that have secured their spots are the New York Rangers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Florida Panthers, Boston Bruins, Carolina Hurricanes, and Toronto Maple Leafs.

In the West, the teams that have secured their spots are the Dallas Stars, Vancouver Canucks, Winnipeg Jets, Colorado Avalanche, Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, Nashville Predators, and Vegas Golden Knights.

Who can secure a spot in the playoffs today?

If the Capitals defeat the Flyers, they will win the series. If they fall short in regulation or in overtime/shootout and the Red Wings prevail, they are eliminated on Tuesday. If the Red Wings defeat the Montreal Canadiens and the Capitals fall short, the series will be decided.

If Washington triumphs or Detroit loses in regulation or overtime and the Capitals pick up at least one point, they are eliminated. If they are still in it, the Penguins will have to wait until Wednesday to secure the victory.

If Detroit or Washington prevail, they are out. If Detroit loses in regulation and the Flyers defeat the Capitals in regulation, the Flyers will survive. After that, they must wait for Pittsburgh’s outcome.

If the Bruins defeat the Ottawa Senators or draw a point and the Panthers fall to the Toronto Maple Leafs, they will secure the Atlantic Division championship.

If the Panthers defeat the Maple Leafs and the Bruins fall short against the Senators, they will secure the Atlantic Division championship. If they score one point and the Bruins fall short in regulation, they also win.

If the Canucks defeat the Flames by at least one point, they will secure the Pacific Division championship. If the Canucks fall, the idle Dallas Stars will secure the Western Conference championship.

If the Winnipeg Jets defeat the Seattle Kraken by at least one point, they will secure the second seed in the Central Division. The Nashville Predators are not playing.

Written by Mycampusplug

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