2001-02 NHL Eastern Conference Final Standings

Updated September 27, 2017 | Infoplease Staff

Northeast Division

  W L T OL Pts GF GA
*Boston 43 24 6 9 101 236 201
Toronto 43 25 10 4 100 249 207
Ottawa 39 27 9 7 94 243 208
Montreal 36 31 12 3 87 207 209
Buffalo 35 35 11 1 82 213 200
Head Coaches: Bos—Robbie Ftorek (1st season); Tor—Pat Quinn (4th); Ott—Jacques Martin (7th, 38-26-9-7) and Roger Neilson (1-1-0-0); Mon—Michel Therrien (2nd); Buf—Lindy Ruff (5th).
Note: Ottawa asst. coach Roger Neilson was the team's head coach for the final two games of the season, his 999th and 1000th career games as a head coach.
2000-01 Standings: 1. Ottawa (48-21-9-4, 109 points); 2. Buffalo (46-30-5-1, 98 pts); 3. Toronto (37-29-11-5, 90 pts); 4. Boston (36-30-8-8, 88 pts); 5. Montreal (28-40-8-6, 70 pts).

Atlantic Division

  W L T OL Pts GF GA
*Philadelphia 42 27 10 3 97 234 192
NY Islanders 42 28 8 4 96 239 220
New Jersey 41 28 9 4 95 205 187
NY Rangers 36 38 4 4 80 227 258
Pittsburgh 28 41 8 5 69 198 249
Head Coaches: Phi—Bill Barber (2nd season); NYI—Peter Laviolette (1st); NJ—Larry Robinson (3rd, 21-20-7-3) was fired and replaced by Kevin Constantine (20-8-2-1) on Jan. 28; NYR—Ron Low (2nd); Pit—Ivan Hlinka (2nd, 0-4-0-0) was fired and replaced by asst. Rick Kehoe (28-37-8-5) on Oct. 15, 2001.
2000-01 Standings: 1. New Jersey (48-19-12-3, 111 points); 2. Philadelphia (43-25-11-3, 100 pts); 3. Pittsburgh (42-28-9-3, 96 pts); 4. NY Rangers (33-43-5-1, 72 pts); 5. NY Islanders (21-51-7-3, 52 pts).

Southeast Division

  W L T OL Pts GF GA
*Carolina 35 26 16 5 91 217 217
Washington 36 33 11 2 85 228 240
Tampa Bay 27 40 11 4 69 178 219
Florida 22 44 10 6 60 180 250
Atlanta 19 47 11 5 54 187 288
Head Coaches: Car—Paul Maurice (7th season); Wash—Ron Wilson (5th); TB—John Tortorella (2nd); Fla—Duane Sutter (2nd, 6-15-2-3) was fired and replaced by Mike Keenan (16-29-8-3) on Dec. 3, 2001; Atl—Curt Fraser (3rd).
2000-01 Standings: 1. Washington (41-27-10-4, 96 points); 2. Carolina (38-32-9-3, 88 pts); 3. Florida (22-38-13-9, 66 pts); 4. Atlanta (23-45-12-2, 60 pts); 5. Tampa Bay (24-47-6-5, 59 pts).

 

Division champions (*) and playoff qualifiers (†) are noted. T denotes any game that was tied after regulation play and a five-minute overtime period. OL signifies any game that was tied after regulation play but lost in overtime. They are each worth one point in the standings. Number of seasons listed after each head coach refers to current tenure with club through 2001-02 season.

 

 

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