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Each ranking section displays the team's rank for that attribute (large number on the left), the total number of teams (small number on the bottom), and a percentile bar showing the percentage of teams the selected team ranks above (bar on the right).

Team attribute rankings are displayed on a per-game basis.

Data includes all games played up to and including April 17, 2026.

Data is from Natural Stat Trick.

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Standings

  • Record - The team's record (wins-losses-overtime/shootout losses).
  • Points % - The percentage of available points earned by the team.
  • Points - Total standings points earned by the team.
  • Goal Differential - The difference between goals scored and goals allowed (including goals awarded for shootout wins).
  • Division Rank - The team's rank within its division.
  • Conference Rank - The team's rank within its conference.
  • League Rank - The team's overall rank across the league.

5v5 Stats

  • Goals For % - The percentage of total goals scored by the team at 5-on-5.
  • xGoals For % - The percentage of expected goals generated by the team at 5-on-5.
  • Shots For % - The percentage of total shots taken by the team at 5-on-5.
  • Corsi For % - The percentage of shot attempts (shots + missed + blocked) taken by the team at 5-on-5.
  • Fenwick For % - The percentage of unblocked shot attempts (shots + missed) taken by the team at 5-on-5.
  • Shooting % - The team's shooting percentage at 5-on-5 (goals divided by shots).
  • Save Percentage - The team's save percentage at 5-on-5 (saves divided by shots).

Elo Graph

  • The team's Elo rating over time. Elo is a game-by-game rating system where every team starts at 1500, then gains or loses rating points after each game. Ratings change based on the opponent's strength (their Elo rating), the game result, and margin of victory. Regulation wins count more than overtime wins, which count more than shootout wins. For example, a weak team beating a strong team 5–1 in regulation will gain significantly more rating than a strong team beating a weak team 2–1 in a shootout. Higher Elo values indicate stronger team performance at that point in the season.

SRS Graph

  • The team's Simple Rating System (SRS) rank over the past 5 seasons. SRS estimates team strength using game results, goal differential, and home-ice advantage. The model assigns each team a rating by finding the values that best explain actual game margins across the season. This rating represents how much a team would be expected to outscore an average team by. For visualization, SRS ratings are converted into league-wide rankings for each season.

Team Rankings

  • xGoals For - The team's expected goals generated in all situations.
  • xGoals Against - The team's expected goals allowed in all situations.
  • Goals For - The team's goals scored in all situations.
  • Goals Against - The team's goals allowed in all situations.
  • Power Play - The team's goal-scoring performance at 5-on-4.
  • Penalty Kill - The team's defensive performance at 4-on-5.
  • Shots For - The team's shots generated in all situations.
  • Shots Against - The team's shots allowed in all situations.
  • Finishing - The team's ability to convert chances into goals, measured using goals above expected.
  • Goaltending - The team's goaltending performance, measured using goals saved above expected.