With only 10+ games remaining in the regular season, the race for the top spot in the Atlantic is certainly up for grabs.
Here's how the standings stack up right now between the three teams...
1. New York Rangers (95 points) 11 games left
2. Pittsburgh Penguins (94 points) 11 games left
3. Philadelphia Flyers (92 points) 10 games left
I left out the Devils, who sit at 87 points and 10 games left, because it just seems like too big a deficit for them to take home the title, especially with the recent streaks of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Here's how the remaining schedules look...
New York Rangers
March
Devils at Rangers 19th
Red Wings at Rangers 21st
Sabres at Rangers 23rd
Rangers at Maple Leafs 24th
Rangers at Wild 27th
Rangers at Jets 28th
Canadiens at Rangers 30th
April
Bruins at Rangers 1st
Rangers at Flyers 3rd
Rangers at Penguins 5th
Capitals at Rangers 7th
Pittsburgh Penguins
March
Jets at Penguins 20th
Predators at Penguins 22nd
Penguins at Senators 24th
Devils at Penguins 25th
Islanders at Penguins 27th
Penguins at Islanders 29th
Penguins at Sabres 30th
April
Flyers at Penguins 1st
Penguins at Bruins 3rd
Rangers at Penguins 5th
Flyers at Penguins 7th
Philadelphia Flyers
March
Panthers at Flyers 20th
Capitals at Flyers 22nd
Canadiens at Flyers 24th
Lightning at Flyers 26th
Flyers at Maple Leafs 29th
Senators at Flyers 31st
April
Flyers at Penguins 1st
Rangers at Flyers 3rd
Sabres at Flyers 5th
Flyers at Penguins 7th
Looking at each team's remaining games at a glance, it would seem Pittsburgh probably has the toughest schedule, with the Flyers having the easiest. With the way Pittsburgh has been playing recently, and them having three home games against the Flyers (x2) and Rangers, it would seem things probably shape up for them to take home the crown if they can keep it up. However, with the Rangers somewhat tough schedule, I can see the Flyers taking the 4th seed and drawing the Rangers in the 1st round.