All is right in the world when the Calgary Flames are back in a post-season spot.
Sitting at the top of the Pacific Division are the Vegas Golden Knights, who have a 34-18-6 record with 74 points. Not far behind them (on paper) are the Edmonton Oilers, who have a 34-20-4 record with 72 points.
The Los Angeles Kings have been playing well lately and have a 31-17-7 record with 69 points, with three fewer games than the Golden Knights and Oilers. Sitting in the final wild card spot are the Flames, with a 28-21-8 record with 64 points.
Out of the playoffs are the Vancouver Canucks, who have one fewer point than the Flames. The Anaheim Ducks have a 25-25-7 record with 57 points, the Seattle Kraken have a 25-31-4 record with 54 points, and the San Jose Sharks have a 15-36-8 record with 38 points.
Let’s take a look at What’s Going On In The Pacific Division!

Anaheim Ducks

The Anaheim Ducks have played three games since returning from the 4 Nations Face-Off break, defeating the Boston Bruins, falling 5-4 in overtime to the Detroit Red Wings, and falling 3-2 to the Buffalo Sabres.
Troy Terry has 16 goals and 42 points, leading the Ducks in the latter category. Frank Vatrano’s 17 goals lead the team while Mason McTavish has 14 goals and 29 points this season. In net, John Gibson has a .916 save percentage and 2.61 goals against average in 24 games while Lukáš Dostál has a .910 save percentage and 2.93 goals against average.
This week, the Ducks face the Vancouver Canucks and Chicago Blackhawks at home, before heading on the road to take on the Edmonton Oilers.

Calgary Flames

The Calgary Flames have been playing well since the break ended, defeating the San Jose Sharks 3-2 as well as the Washington Capitals 3-1. This was the second time in 2025 that the Capitals lost in regulation and the first time since November they lost in regulation on home ice.
Jonathan Huberdeau leads the team with 22 goals while his 43 points are tied with Nazem Kadri for the team lead. Kadri also has 20 goals, while Matt Coronato, Blake Coleman, Connor Zary, Yegor Sharangovich, and Mikael Backlund each have double-digit goals. In net Dustin Wolf has a .913 save percentage and 2.62 goals against average in 32 games played.
This week, the Flames’ Eastern Conference road trip continues with games against the Tampa Bay Lightning, Florida Panthers, Carolina Hurricanes, and Philadelphia Flyers.

Edmonton Oilers

The Edmonton Oilers have struggled since coming off the break, falling 6-3 to the Philadelphia Flyers, 7-3 to the Washington Capitals, and 4-1 to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Leon Draisaitl has had a terrific season, scoring a league-leading 43 goals and is tied for the league-lead with 87 points. Connor McDavid has 22 goals and 73 points but has struggled since the break, while Zach Hyman has 19 goals and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins has 16 goals. Between the pipes, Stuart Skinner has an .898 save percentage and 2.84 goals against average.
This week, their road trip continues with a rematch of the 2024 Stanley Cup Finals against the Florida Panthers before wrapping it up with a game against the Carolina Hurricanes. Their final game of the week is against the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.

Los Angeles Kings

The Los Angeles Kings have been playing some good hockey and since the break, they’ve defeated the Utah Hockey Club 5-3 and the Vegas Golden Knights 5-2.
Adrian Kempe leads the team with 25 goals and 48 points in 55 games, closely followed by Anže Kopitar’s 13 goals and 46 points. Kevin Fiala has 23 goals and 38 points while four other players have double-digit goals. In net, Darcy Kuemper has a .918 save percentage and 2.18 goals against average in 31 games this season. 
This week, the Kings face off against the Vancouver Canucks at home before starting a three-game road trip against the Dallas Stars, Chicago Blackhawks, and St. Louis Blues. In three of the first four games to start March, the Kings play the Blues.

San Jose Sharks

Since returning from the break, the San Jose Sharks fell 3-2 to the Calgary Flames before falling 2-1 in overtime to the Winnipeg Jets. They’re not a good team but they sure are fun.
The first overall pick from the 2024 draft, Macklin Celebrini has 18 goals and is tied for the team-leading in points with 42 alongside William Eklund. Former Flame Tyler Toffoli leads the team with 21 goals, while Fabian Zetterlund has 15 goals and Luke Kunin has 11 goals. In net, it’s a mess as Alexandar Georgiev has an .879 save percentage and 3.94 goals against average while Vítek Vaněček has an .882 save percentage and 3.87 goals against average.
This week, the Sharks continue their road trip against the Montréal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Buffalo Sabres. They’ll finish up the road trip against the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday before returning home on Saturday, Mar. 8. That’s four different time zones in under two weeks.

Seattle Kraken

There’s been some good and some bad for the Seattle Kraken since the break ending. They kicked it off with a 2-1 win over the Florida Panthers but fell 4-1 to the Tampa Bay Lightning and 7-2 to the St. Louis Blues to finish off their week.
Jared McCann has 15 goals and 43 points, leading the team in the latter category. Jaden Schwartz leads the team with 18 goals and the Kraken have seven other players with double-digit goals. In net, Joey Daccord has a .915 save percentage and 2.52 goals against average in 40 games and has been leaned on heavily this season since Philipp Grubauer was sent to the American Hockey League.
It’s a light week for the Kraken as they host the Vancouver Canucks and Minnesota Wild on Saturday and Tuesday respectively. After, they return to the road to face the Nashville Predators, Philadelphia Flyers, and Washington Capitals. Weird schedule.

Vancouver Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks have struggled to score since coming off the break, falling 3-1 to the Vegas Golden Knights followed by a 2-1 loss to the Utah Hockey Club. In turn, they’ve lost their post-season position, albeit with a ton of time left this season.
One reason why the Canucks may be losing as much as they are is because Quinn Hughes has been out of the line-up since the break ended. The left-shot defenceman has 14 goals and 59 points, leading the team in the latter category. Jake DeBrusk has 21 goals to lead the team while five other players have double-digit goals. In net, Kevin Lankinen has a .907 save percentage and 2.52 goals against average in 35 games played.
This week, the Canucks road trip continues as they face off against the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday and the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday. They’ll finish up their road trip play against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday to finish their week.

Vegas Golden Knights

It’s been a mixed bag for the Vegas Golden Knights since returning from the 4 Nations Face-Off break, defeating the Vancouver Canucks in their first game back before falling 5-2 to the Los Angeles Kings.
Jack Eichel has been playing well this season, scoring 19 goals and 69 points, leading the team in the latter category. Mark Stone producing well as well with 15 goals and 50 points. Leading the team in goals is Pavel Dorofeyev, while Tomáš Hertl has 22 goals and 44 points. In net, Adin Hill has a .903 save percentage and 2.59 goals against average while Ilya Samsonov has an .891 save percentage and 2.82 goals against average in 23 games played.
The Golden Knights start a home stand this week, hosting the Chicago Blackhawks and New Jersey Devils. It’ll extend into the following week before they head on an Eastern Conference road trip.
Ryley Delaney is a Nation Network writer for FlamesNation, Oilersnation, and Blue Jays Nation. They can be followed on Twitter @Ryley__Delaney.

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