New look, but the same old story.
With the Olympic break upon us, it's time to look at the Atlantic Division's eight teams and what their futures may look like once NHL action resumes.
With realignment hitting the Eastern Conference this season, the Florida teams were tossed in with a cluster of Canadian teams and their closest American counterparts. One is thriving, the other sinking.
No one is surprised with which club has come out on top so far. Behind the division leader, however, there is plenty of movement to come with just a single point separating three squads.
Five of these eight teams are currently in a playoff spot, but there are plenty of games—and potential changes—to come before the end of the regular season.
Check out these slides for a closer look at the Atlantic Division in order of their current spot in the standings.
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