Table Key
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Represents post-season play |
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Final position in division or league standings |
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Goals against (goals scored by the Penguins' opponents) |
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Goals for (goals scored by the Penguins) |
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Number of games played |
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Number of losses |
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Number of losses in overtime (since the 1999–2000 season) |
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Number of points |
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Number of ties |
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Two-game total goals series |
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Number of wins |
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