Gone is the simple format that sees the top eight teams in each conference gain Stanley Cup playoff spots. Now, there are 16 teams on one side, 14 on the other and 16 playoff spots to divvy up. This is how the teams would be seeded in their new divisions based on last year's performance.Because they'll play out-of-conference games this season, comparisons to last season are fairly inapplicable.ow, there are 16 teams on one side, 14 on the other and 16 playoff spots to divvy up. This is how the teams would be seeded in their new divisions based on last year's performance. Because they'll play out-of-conference games this season, comparisons to last season are fairly inapplicable.
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