For the fourth season in a row, the NHL will have a dream day for fans when all 32 teams will be in action with 16 games in staggered start times across the Tuesday slate. The action starts with the New Jersey Devils at the Detroit Red Wings (6 p.m. ET; ESPN, SN+) and ends with the Boston Bruins visiting the San Jose Sharks (11 p.m. ET; ESPN, NESN, SN+). Coverage starts with “The Point” on ESPN2 and ESPN+ at 5 p.m. ET. Then ESPN2, Disney+ and the ESPN app will have a five-hour whiparound show starting at 7 p.m. ET.
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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. … 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). … 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 tied for third among defensemen in 18-20 mph speed bursts (44) this season behind Luke Hughes (49) and Matthew Schaefer (48).
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.
