Pacific Division

Definition of Pacific Division as it relates to Sports, NHL, Winter Sports, NHL Teams, Anaheim Ducks

The "Pacific Division" is a grouping within the National Hockey League (NHL) that includes the Anaheim Ducks and four other teams from the Western Conference. This division is named after the Pacific Ocean, which borders the home states or provinces of all the teams in this division. It was formed as part of the league's realignment in 1993, with the aim of reducing travel distances for divisional games. The Pacific Division is one of four divisions in the NHL's Western Conference and includes teams from California, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada. A team's placement within this division can significantly impact their playoff chances, as only the top three teams qualify for postseason play.

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  • [pnr5d.org] 5th Division, Pacific Northwest Region, NMRA – Joining Eastern Washington, Northeast Oregon, Northern Idaho, and Montana for the love of scale model railroading!
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