Most 100-plus mph shot attempts: 4 - Louis Crevier (D, CHI)
The Chicago Blackhawks defenseman recorded his fourth 100-plus mph shot attempt of the season (leads NHL) on Feb. 28, reaching 102.83 mph (his hardest shot attempt of season). Crevier, who is 6-foot-8, also ranks near the top of the defenseman leaderboard in average shot speed (74.93 mph; 97th percentile) this season.
Ottawa Senators defenseman Tyler Kleven has the NHL's hardest shot attempt of the season (103.51 mph on Jan. 31), while the hardest shot attempt resulting in a goal came from Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh (100.13 mph on Nov. 28, 2025).
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High-danger goals: 25 - Tyler Bertuzzi (F, CHI)
The Blackhawks forward has a team-leading 28 goals this season, with 25 of those being high-danger goals; among the 80 players with at least 20 goals this season, Bertuzzi ranks fourth in shooting percentage (21.4) as he seeks his second career 30-goal season (30 in 68 games with Detroit Red Wings in 2020-21).
Close behind in the category is Dallas Stars forward Wyatt Johnston (24 high-danger goals), who leads the League in power-play goals (22) and is tied with Dino Ciccarelli (22 in 1986-87) for the single-season franchise record. McDavid leads the NHL in high-danger shots on goal (100) this season.
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High-danger save percentage: .877 - Ilya Sorokin (G, NYI)
Among qualifying goalies (minimum 20 games played) this season, Sorokin leads the NHL in both high-danger saves (stopping 356 of 406 high-danger shots faced) and high-danger save percentage (.877).
The 30-year-old, who leads the NHL in shutouts (six) this season, also has the most shutouts (28) since he entered the League in 2020-21, already setting a franchise record in the category.
