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Which is the hardest division in the NHL?

Atlantic: Flyers, Penguins, Rangers, Devils and Islanders
Northeast: Leafs, Canadiens, Bruins, Sabres and Senators
Southeast: Capitals, Lightning, Hurricanes, Panthers and Jets
Central: Red Wings, Predators, Blackhawks, Blue Jackets and Blues
Northwest: Canucks, Flames, Wild, Avalanche and Oilers
Pacific: Sharks, Ducks, Coyotes, Kings and Stars

My vote goes to the Pacific.

I have to say the Atlantic. It is the only division that has all Stanley Cup winners.

If you're going on recent history... the answer is simple:  Central. 

Great question: Looking over each division each one always has a least two teams that break away from the pack as the season goes on (Watch and see) . I'm going to go with the Pacific as the division that in the end everyone is within playoff site. There will be the division winner and the other 4 teams could  easy grab the rest...Final Kings vs Bruins...Bruins win

Neil Murphy at August 1, 2011 at 7:35 AM

Great question: Looking over each division each one always has a least two teams that break away from the pack as the season goes on (Watch and see) . I'm going to go with the Pacific as the division that in the end everyone is within playoff site. There will be the division winner and the other 4 teams could  easy grab the rest...Final Kings vs Bruins...Bruins win

Great answer Neil! back- to - back wins for the Boston Bruins, interesting...