Look up NHL standings for any day, 2003-2008
by Hawerchuk on Mar 7, 2009 7:02 PM EST
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ESPN has this feature for baseball standings, but apparently not for the NHL. Here's what I put together:
Standings for 12/21/2003
So you can see that the Leafs were inexplicably tied for first place in the East on Dec 21, 2003.
I've broken out Wins and Losses by Regulation, OT and SO.
Standings for 12/21/2003
So you can see that the Leafs were inexplicably tied for first place in the East on Dec 21, 2003.
I've broken out Wins and Losses by Regulation, OT and SO.
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I've broken out Wins and Losses by Regulation, OT and SO.
Finally, a sane expression of standings. In the paper they treat all wins equally but post three separate loss columns, and it's a pain to figure out how many wins were acquired in three-point games.
Can I suggest that your new feature include the current season as well as those past?
Thanks yet again.
Finally, a sane expression of standings. In the paper they treat all wins equally but post three separate loss columns, and it's a pain to figure out how many wins were acquired in three-point games.
Can I suggest that your new feature include the current season as well as those past?
Thanks yet again.
by Bruce on Mar 8, 2009 5:51 PM EDT reply actions
I've broken out Wins and Losses by Regulation, OT and SO.
Finally, a sane expression of standings. In the paper they treat all wins equally but post three separate loss columns, and it's a pain to figure out how many wins were acquired in three-point games.
Can I suggest that your new feature include the current season as well as those past?
Thanks yet again.
Finally, a sane expression of standings. In the paper they treat all wins equally but post three separate loss columns, and it's a pain to figure out how many wins were acquired in three-point games.
Can I suggest that your new feature include the current season as well as those past?
Thanks yet again.
by Bruce on Mar 8, 2009 5:52 PM EDT reply actions
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