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Sports > Hockey > 1998-99 Season > Final NHL Standings

Western Conference

Central Division

	W	L	T	Pts	GF	GA	Dif
^*Detroit	43	32	7	93	245	202	+43
^†St. Louis	37	32	13	87	237	209	+28
Chicago	29	41	12	70	202	248	-46
Nashville	28	47	7	63	190	261	-71

Head Coaches: Det— Scotty Bowman (6th season); St.L— Joel Quenneville (3rd); Chi— fired Dirk Graham (1st, 16-35-8) on Feb. 22 and replaced him with Lorne Molleken (13-6-4); Nash— Barry Trotz (1st).

Northwest Division

	W	L	T	Pts	GF	GA	Dif
^*Colorado	44	28	10	98	239	205	+34
^†Edmonton	33	37	12	78	230	226	+4
Calgary	30	40	12	72	211	234	-23
Vancouver	23	47	12	58	192	258	-66

Head Coaches: Col— Bob Hartley (1st season); Edm— Ron Low (5th); Cal— Brian Sutter (2nd); Van— fired Mike Keenan (2nd; 15-24-6) on Jan. 24 and replaced him with Marc Crawford (8-23-6).

Pacific Division

	W	L	T	Pts	GF	GA	Dif
^*Dallas	51	19	12	114	236	168	+68
^†Phoenix	39	31	12	90	205	197	+8
^†Anaheim	35	34	13	83	215	206	+9
^†San Jose	31	33	18	80	196	191	+5
Los Angeles	32	45	5	69	189	222	-33

Head Coaches: Dal— Ken Hitchcock (4th season); Pho— Jim Schoenfeld (2nd); Ana— Craig Hartsburg (1st); SJ— Darryl Sutter (2nd); LA— Larry Robinson (4th).

Division champions (*) and playoff qualifiers (†) are noted. Number of seasons listed after each head coach refers to current tenure with club through 1998-99 season.

Final NHL Standings

Eastern Conference

Western Conference

Central Division

Northwest Division

Pacific Division

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