NHL Standings Update
As of March 10, 2026, the NHL standings indicate that the Utah Mammoth are currently in the first wild-card spot with 73 points through 64 games. The Seattle Kraken follow closely in the second wild-card position, holding 67 points after 62 games.
The San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings are tied with 66 points, with the Sharks having played 61 games and the Kings 63. Meanwhile, the Nashville Predators have 64 points from 63 games.
According to Stathletes, the Mammoth boast a remarkable 98.9% chance of making the playoffs, while the Sharks have a 71.9% probability. The Kraken’s chances stand at 23.3%, with the Kings at 8.4% and the Predators at 6.9%.
As the regular season approaches its conclusion, the playoffs are set to begin, with the final games scheduled to wrap up by April 16. The competition for playoff spots is heating up, particularly in the Western Conference, where the Mammoth’s strong performance has positioned them favorably.
Historically, the cost of admission to the Eastern Conference playoff bracket has been higher than qualifying in the West, making the current standings particularly significant for teams vying for postseason play.
The Kraken have 20 games remaining, while the Mammoth and Kings each have 19 games left to play. The upcoming matches will be crucial for these teams as they look to secure their playoff positions.
As the season progresses, fans and analysts alike are closely monitoring the standings and the implications for the NHL draft lottery, which will determine the order of the first round of the draft.
With the playoff race intensifying, teams are expected to ramp up their efforts in the coming weeks. The Mammoth’s dominance and the Kraken’s fight for survival will be key narratives as the season nears its end.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding any potential injuries or roster changes that could impact these standings. As the NHL season continues, updates will be provided to reflect any significant developments.
