1. Anaheim Ducks: Forward Beckett Sennecke has scored all three of his goals this season from high-danger areas and is tied for third in the entire NHL in that category.
2. Boston Bruins: David Pastrnak is tied for second in the entire NHL in mid-range shots on goal (12) this season and also tied for second among forwards in long-range shots on goal (six).
3. Buffalo Sabres: Tage Thompson has the hardest shot among NHL forwards this season at 100.17 mph.
4. Calgary Flames: Adam Klapka has the hardest shot that resulted in a goal among forwards this season (91.57 mph; one of six players to score goal on shot attempt of at least 90.00 mph).
5. Carolina Hurricanes: K’Andre Miller has the fastest max skating speed among NHL defensemen this season at 23.56 mph.
Other notable EDGE stats for Carolina: Forward Sebastian Aho leads the entire NHL in both mid-range goals (five) and mid-range shots on goal (13).
6. Chicago Blackhawks: Forward Anton Frondell ranks second among NHL rookies in hardest shot this season (93.23 mph) behind Arttu Hyry of the Dallas Stars (95.23 mph).
7. Colorado Avalanche: Defenseman Cale Makar has the hardest shot in the entire NHL this season at 101.90 mph.
8. Columbus Blue Jackets: Matthew Knies, who was acquired from the Toronto Maple Leafs prior to the start of the season, ranks highly among NHL forwards in power-play offensive zone time percentage (66.4; 94th percentile) and hardest shot (87.78 mph; 91st percentile).
9. Dallas Stars: Goalie Jake Oettinger is tied with Leevi Meriläinen of the Vancouver Canucks for the highest percentage of quality starts (100.0; four starts greater than .900 save percentage each) among those who have played at least four games this season.
10. Detroit Red Wings: Forward Emmitt Finnie ranks sixth in the entire NHL in 20-plus mph speed bursts (28) this season.
11. Edmonton Oilers: Forward Vasily Podkolzin has the best offensive zone time percentage in the entire NHL this season (53.9).
Other notable EDGE stats for Edmonton: Forward Kasperi Kapanen has the fastest max skating speed in the entire NHL this season (24.05 mph), while Connor McDavid leads the League in 20-plus mph speed bursts (59). Defenseman Evan Bouchard leads the entire NHL in long-range goals (three).
12. Florida Panthers: Brady Tkachuk ranks seventh among NHL forwards in offensive zone time percentage (50.8) this season.
13. Los Angeles Kings: They have three of the top 10 forwards in long-range shots on goal this season: Adrian Kempe (five; tied for fifth), Artemi Panarin and Scott Laughton (four each; tied for seventh).
14. Minnesota Wild: Goalie Jesper Wallstedt leads the NHL in high-danger saves (49), mid-range saves (42), long-range saves (33) and quality starts (five; starts with greater than .900 save percentage) this season.
15. Montreal Canadiens: Lane Hutson is third among defensemen in 18-plus mph speed bursts (55) this season behind Matthew Schaefer (75) and Luke Hughes (61).
16. Nashville Predators: Filip Forsberg is tied for fifth among NHL forwards in 80-plus mph shot attempts (seven) and also ranks in the 97th percentile at the position in average shot speed (69.14 mph).
17. New Jersey Devils: Forward Jack Hughes is tied with Jack Eichel of the Vegas Golden Knights for the most miles skated in a game this season (single-game skating distance of 4.69).
18. New York Islanders: Schaefer leads the entire NHL in long-range shots on goal (14) this season.
19. New York Rangers: Dylan Garand, who's has stepped in as the starter for injured Igor Shesterkin (lower body; out for season), is one of three qualifying goalies in the NHL with a perfect high-danger save percentage this season (has stopped all six high-danger shots faced).
20. Ottawa Senators: Linus Ullmark leads the NHL in 5-on-5 save percentage (.963) among goalies who have played at least five games this season.
21. Philadelphia Flyers: Goalie Joseph Woll ranks in the top 10 in high-danger saves (31; seventh), mid-range saves (36; fourth) and long-range saves (25; tied for fourth) this season.
22. Pittsburgh Penguins: Samuel Girard leads NHL defensemen in high-danger shots on goal (five) this season.
23. San Jose Sharks: Darnell Nurse, who was acquired from the Edmonton Oilers in the offseason, ranks in the 97th percentile among defensemen in max skating speed (22.25 mph).
24. Seattle Kraken: They lead the NHL in high-danger goals this season (14) and have five players who have scored multiple high-danger goals (Bobby McMann, Jordan Eberle, Mackie Samoskevich, Kaapo Kakko, Freddy Gaudreau have two high-danger goals each).
25. St. Louis Blues: Joel Hofer is tied with Philipp Grubauer and Colten Ellis for the best mid-range save percentage in the NHL (1.000; has stopped all five mid-range shots faced) among goalies who have played at least three games this season.
26. Tampa Bay Lightning: J.J. Moser has the best power-play offensive zone time percentage (73.5) among NHL defensemen and ranks second in the entire League in that category behind Carolina Hurricanes forward Jordan Staal (75.2).
27. Toronto Maple Leafs: Rookie forward Gavin McKenna set the record for fastest max skating speed (23.34 mph) by an 18-year-old in the NHL’s puck and player tracking era (since 2021-22) and is tied for ninth in the entire League in that category.
28. Utah Mammoth: Forward Nick Schmaltz leads the entire NHL in high-danger goals (five) this season and is tied (with Tomas Hertl of Golden Knights) for the League lead in high-danger shots on goal (14).
29. Vancouver Canucks: Filip Hronek has skated the most miles of any NHL defenseman this season (total skating distance of 24.21).
30. Vegas Golden Knights: Eichel has skated the most miles of any NHL forward this season (total skating distance of 25.48).
31. Washington Capitals: Cole Hutson leads NHL defensemen in mid-range shots on goal (11) this season and ranks fourth in the entire NHL in that category.
32. Winnipeg Jets: Forward Kyle Connor leads the entire NHL in shots on goal from high-danger and mid-range areas combined (20) this season.
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