The 2024-25 NHL regular season concluded on April 17, 2025, with all 16 playoff teams determined and report cards issued for each franchise.

The Winnipeg Jets clinched the Presidents' Trophy for the first time in franchise history, marking a significant achievement and earning an A grade.

The Washington Capitals found success this season, highlighted by Alex Ovechkin's milestone and strong playoff positioning, resulting in an A grade.

The Toronto Maple Leafs faced immense pressure for playoff success, but their strong regular season earned them an A grade.

The Columbus Blue Jackets surprised many with their competitive play despite low expectations, showcasing young talent and receiving an A grade.

The Montreal Canadiens returned to the playoffs with a young core and impactful additions, earning an A grade for their progress.

Grades for the teams are based on performance against preseason expectations, overall play, and the team atmosphere throughout the season.

The St. Louis Blues also made a playoff return, bolstered by aggressive roster moves and a strong defensive game, earning an A- grade.

The Colorado Avalanche entered the playoffs as a strong contender despite a chaotic season and roster changes, earning a B grade.

The Dallas Stars faced injury concerns yet had a solid regular season, earning a B grade as they head into the playoffs.

The Minnesota Wild made the playoffs despite injuries and salary cap issues, receiving a B grade for their resilience.

The Tampa Bay Lightning demonstrated they remain contenders with strong individual performances, earning a B grade.