The Atlantic Division dominated the National Hockey League last season, as it saw four of its five teams—the Pittsburgh Penguins, New York Rangers, Philadelphia Flyers and new Jersey Devils—finish the regular season among the top eight teams in the Eastern Conference to make the playoffs. Arguments can be made that it was the defensive and goaltending prowess of the Atlantic Division's teams that drove this widespread success, but the true driving force was the immense offensive talent in quality and quantity that runs rampant throughout what is arguably the NHL’s most competitive division.
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