NHL Team Advanced Stats 2026-27

Advanced stats
RKTeamGPEdgeAttempt shareChance shareGoal shareChances for / gameChances against / gameHD for / gameHD against / gameFinishingGSAx
119+0.8858.0%59.6%63.2%3.762.557.35.2+2.5+5.4
219+0.6752.9%54.5%57.3%3.262.726.45.0+13.0−4.3
319+0.5657.5%58.7%53.9%3.382.385.94.7−2.2−7.9
418+0.5154.3%54.4%55.9%3.412.866.65.9+4.5−0.5
520+0.4650.0%54.2%55.3%3.182.696.54.5−0.7+2.7
619+0.4054.0%57.4%50.4%3.532.636.64.9−2.1−14.1
717+0.3751.2%54.3%56.6%2.992.526.44.5−3.9+6.9
820+0.3150.7%53.1%57.3%3.192.825.65.2−4.8+12.4
920+0.2548.4%50.9%57.8%2.882.776.34.5+16.5+1.5
1018+0.2447.8%50.8%60.8%3.123.035.75.8+5.8+14.5
1116+0.2447.8%50.8%52.4%3.313.207.16.0+1.1+2.2
1219+0.2250.1%51.7%51.0%2.952.756.14.4−3.1+1.3
1319+0.1254.7%53.2%51.4%3.252.855.75.7−5.8+1.2
1418+0.1050.6%50.2%52.7%3.173.146.16.4+0.9+4.6
1520+0.0848.9%53.1%51.0%2.982.645.54.7−8.7+3.7
1616+0.0451.7%53.3%46.7%3.122.735.84.6−6.9−5.3
1718+0.0449.2%50.3%50.0%2.872.835.85.4−1.7+1.0
1819−0.0351.7%49.4%47.5%3.173.245.66.8−3.2−1.4
1919−0.0746.5%48.0%51.0%2.953.205.35.6−4.1+10.7
2019−0.1651.0%50.9%45.5%3.113.005.15.8−13.1+2.0
2116−0.1649.0%46.6%44.7%2.773.175.05.8−6.3+3.7
2219−0.1749.1%48.0%45.6%2.953.204.96.0−4.1−1.2
2317−0.1948.8%46.8%50.5%2.953.366.06.7−4.2+12.1
2418−0.1951.7%48.9%45.2%3.163.305.86.4−4.9−3.6
2519−0.2648.5%47.1%50.0%3.033.405.86.9+10.4−3.4
2620−0.2847.6%46.9%50.0%2.823.194.65.4+6.7+0.8
2716−0.3843.8%45.1%49.5%2.663.254.75.8+11.4−3.1
2821−0.4746.9%43.5%40.4%2.563.324.76.3−9.7+4.8
2921−0.7347.2%42.8%42.2%2.843.795.06.7−10.6+12.6
3019−0.7449.3%45.3%41.1%2.493.014.25.3−3.3−5.8
3118−0.8745.1%40.3%34.0%2.343.464.26.2−6.1−7.7
3220−0.9645.2%40.8%39.0%2.383.453.86.8+7.5−17.0

What the team advanced stats mean

Expected goals come from our own model, trained on past NHL seasons: each unblocked shot gets its chance of scoring from where it was taken, the type of shot, and what happened just before it. Empty-net shots are left out. On-ice numbers come from the NHL's shift data, checked game by game against the boxscore. Regular season, updated each morning and as each game goes final.

Edge
How many goals per game better (or worse) than an average team a team is, all in one number: its chances for and against, adjusted for the strength of the teams it has played, plus its goaltending and its finishing. Each part counts as much as it has actually predicted wins in past seasons: chances count most, and a goal of goaltending or finishing counts a bit more than a third as much, since those swing more on luck. Early in the season it leans on last season's numbers, less with every game. Hover over a team's Edge to see its three parts. It's our version of what others call a power rating.
Attempt share
A team's share of every shot attempt in its games (on goal, missed or blocked). Above 50% means it has the puck going the right way more often than not. Analysts call it Corsi For percentage (CF%).
Chance share
The same share with each attempt weighted by its chance of scoring, so a shot from the slot counts for more than one from the point: its share of expected goals (xGF%). Over a stretch of games, a steadier guide to how well a team is really playing than its goals or its record.
Goal share
Its share of the goals, empty nets aside: the result, where the chance share is the process behind it.
Chances for and Chances against per game
Expected goals a team creates and allows in an average game. Lower is better for chances against.
HD chances for and against per game
High-danger chances (15% or better to score) a team creates and allows per game: in close, rebounds, the best looks.
Finishing
Goals minus expected goals. Above zero, a team is scoring more than its chances would predict, which says as much about luck as skill over a season.
GSAx (goals saved above expected)
All of a team's goalies together: the goals an average goalie would allow on the shots they faced, minus the goals they allowed.
Power play and penalty kill
Per 60 minutes of power play or penalty kill, since teams spend very different amounts of time on special teams: the chances, high-danger chances and goals a team creates on the power play, and allows on the penalty kill.
5-on-5
Five skaters a side with both goalies in net: most of a game, and the fairest comparison between teams, since it leaves out penalties and empty nets.