Re-assembling the current standings to days of lore

by djzielin on Feb 14, 2012 1:10 PM EST

So anyways, I have this nice sized Excel spreadsheet that I have twisted and manipulated over the last three years to rank teams according to their expected points (Pythagorean style!) at the end of the season, their home vs away prorated records for the end of the season and their prorated overall records for the end of the season.

Also amongst this spreadsheet, I have done a what if (please be in mind that in-game "go for broke" is not included in this analysis) of the current standings, assuming that all shootouts are referenced to as ties and all OTL are in fact... losses.

Here would be the updated (as of 2/14/2012) Eastern and Western Conference Standings (disregarding divisional standings):

Eastern	W-L-T Pts
NY Rangers	33-14-7 73
Philadelphia	30-20-6 66
Boston	28-18-7 63
Pittsburgh	25-21-10 60
Washington	27-25-4 58
Florida	24-22-9 57
Toronto	25-25-6 56
New Jersey	22-21-12 56
Ottawa	23-28-7 53
Winnipeg	23-28-6 52
Montreal	21-27-9 51
Tampa Bay	22-28-5 49
Carolina	21-32-4 46
Buffalo	19-28-8 46
NY Islanders	19-29-7 45

Western	W-L-T Pts
St Louis	32-15-8 72
Detroit	31-18-8 70
Vancouver	29-15-12 70
Nashville	29-21-6 64
San Jose	25-20-9 59
Phoenix	25-24-8 58
Chicago	25-24-7 57
Los Angeles	23-24-10 56
Dallas	24-24-7 55
Calgary	23-26-7 53
Minnesota	20-24-11 51
Colorado	21-28-8 50
Anaheim	20-28-7 47
Edmonton	19-29-7 45
Columbus	13-35-8 34

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by CAustin on Feb 17, 2012 9:26 PM EST reply actions