How do tie-breakers work?

[simmer2]

Do tie-breakers mirror how they work in the NHL? Let's say the Oilers and Preds both win tomorrw and tie at 92 points, then the Wings, Oilers and Preds would all be in a 3-way tie.

Does it go 1) Wins, 2) Head-to-head record?...3)

Just curious, I couldn't find anything in the rules.

Thanks.

[OILFAN #81]

Yeah i'd like to know as well. If the Hurricanes win tomorrow then they would finish with the same amount of points as both the Lightning and Panthers. I'm just curious because i'll be playing one of those teams in the playoffs.

I'm assuming wins is first.

[Sylvanfan]

Wins, than who has fewer losses in the L column, ie, a team with 8 ties is better than a team with 6 ties and 2 extra overtime losses.

After that, I have no idea.

[OILFAN #81]

Originally Posted by Sylvanfan

Wins, than who has fewer losses in the L column, ie, a team with 8 ties is better than a team with 6 ties and 2 extra overtime losses.

After that, I have no idea.

Ah okay.

So if the Hurricanes win tomorrow then we play them in round 1. If they lose then we play the Lightning.

[simmer2]

Makes sense, thanks Chad.