Analytics, 2020-21
Regular season, five-on-five unless a list says otherwise. Worked out for
868 of 868 games.
What these numbers mean
The regular season and the playoffs are kept apart, and the Games box above picks one. The numbers start
in 2010-11, the first season the NHL recorded every shot attempt and where it was taken from.
Five-on-five means both teams are at full strength with their goalies in net. It is most
of a game, and the fairest place to compare teams and players, because power plays do not skew it.
Player rating
Goals above replacement
One number for a player's season: the goals he added to his team's goal difference, compared with a
spare-part player who played the same minutes, the kind a team can call up for nothing. It is a total,
so a full season counts for more than half of one. Most regulars fall between -5 and +10, and the best
seasons are near +30.
Wins above replacement
The same in wins. About six goals of goal difference are worth one win in the standings.
The five parts
A skater's rating is five parts added together. Each is zero for an average skater.
Even-strength offence is his own goals, assists and chances at five-on-five, plus how
much better his team's chances are with him on the ice than off it.
Even-strength defence is the same comparison for chances against, plus his blocked
shots and takeaways. Power play is a fifth of what his unit did above the league rate,
weighted towards whoever scored or made the last pass. Penalty kill is a quarter of
what his unit gave up above the league rate. Penalties is the minors he drew minus the
minors he took, at about a sixth of a goal each.
Goalies
A goalie's rating is his goals saved above expected, plus an allowance for how many shots he faced. Only
about a third of a goalie's season figure is the goalie, so one year should be read lightly.
What it cannot see
It does not reward scoring more than the chances were worth, so pure finishers rate lower than their
goal totals suggest. It does not know who a player was sent out against, so shutdown players are
under-rated. A star on a deep team is compared with good teammates, and loses a little for it. Over a
full season about two-thirds of a rating is the player and one-third is chance. Under forty games it is
more chance than player.
Shot attempts
Corsi (CF, CA, CF%)
Every shot attempt: shots on goal, missed shots and blocked shots. CF is the attempts for a team and CA
the attempts against it. CF% is the share that were for. Above 50% means the team, or the team while a
player is on the ice, has the puck more than its opponents. It stands in for possession, which nobody
records directly.
Fenwick (FF%)
The same without blocked shots, since a blocked shot was rarely much of a chance.
SF%, GF%
The share of shots on goal, and of goals, that were for.
Sh%, Sv%, PDO
Sh% is the share of a team's shots on goal that went in, and Sv% is the share of the other team's shots
that were stopped. PDO is the two added together, and across the league it comes to 100. A team or
player far above 100 is getting the bounces and usually cools off. One far below is usually due to
recover.
iCF, attempts taken
The shot attempts a player took himself.
Expected goals
Expected goals (xG)
How much a shot was worth. Every unblocked attempt gets the chance that a shot like it goes in, based
on where it was taken from, what kind of shot it was, whether it was a rebound and the score. A shot
from the slot is worth about 0.20, and one from the point about 0.015. Add them up and you have the
goals a team or player would expect from the chances they had. Blocked shots count for nothing,
because they are recorded where they were blocked.
Seasons before 2023-24
Before 2023-24 the NHL timed events less exactly, and differently from rink to rink, so expected goals
for those seasons are rougher. They still add up to the goals actually scored each season, and they are
still a fair guide to individual shooters and goalies. For teams before 2022-23 they are no better a
guide than Corsi.
xGF%
The share of the expected goals at five-on-five that were for. It is like CF%, but each attempt counts
for what it was worth, so a team that gets to the slot rates above one that shoots from the boards. For
a skater it is the share while he was on the ice.
Chances created (xG per 60)
The expected goals of a skater's own shots for every 60 minutes he plays: how often he gets a chance.
Shot quality (xG per attempt)
The average chance of one of his unblocked attempts going in: how good each chance is.
Finishing (goals above expected)
Goals minus expected goals. Over one season it is mostly luck, and it takes several seasons to say much
about a shooter. Shots at an empty net are left out, so an easy goal does not count as finishing.
A player against his team
CF% rel, xGF% rel
A player's share while he is on the ice, compared with his team's share in the same games while he is
off it. It separates a good player on a poor team from a passenger on a strong one. +5 means the team
does five points better with him out there.
Lines and pairings
Forward lines and defence pairs
On team and player pages: the three forwards, or the two defencemen, who were on the ice together at
five-on-five, how long they played together, and how the team did in that time. It is worked out from
the shift charts, a second at a time. A line has to be out together for twenty seconds in a game to
count, so players crossing during a change are not mistaken for a line.
Goalies
Goals saved above expected
The expected goals of the shots a goalie faced, minus the goals he let in. It judges him on how hard his
shots were, not just how many he stopped, so a goalie behind a leaky defence gets credit that save
percentage does not give him. Only shots taken while he was in net count. Each season is set so the
league's goalies come out at zero as a group, which makes it a measure against his peers.
Per 60
The same for every 60 minutes he played, so a backup can be compared with a starter.
Shot difficulty (xG per attempt faced)
The average chance of a shot against him going in. A high number says more about his team than about him.
Expected save %
The save percentage an ordinary goalie would have had on the same shots, to set beside his own.
Contracts and value
Cap hit
What a player counts against his team's salary cap in a season. It is the average of his contract over
its years, so it can differ from what he is paid in any one year. It is the same whether he plays every
game or misses half the season.
Retained salary
A team that trades a player may keep paying part of his contract. He is still shown with his whole cap
hit and judged against it, but his new team is charged only its share. That share is what counts in a
team's value and on its roster (marked with a star), and it is what he costs in Be a GM. The league's
rules: a team may keep at most half of a contract, may keep part of no more than three contracts at
once, and may not have more than 15% of the cap ceiling tied up this way. A contract can have salary
kept by at most two teams. From 2026-27 the second team cannot do so within 75 days of the regular
season after the first, which ends trades that passed a player through a third team to cut his cost
twice.
Dead cap
What a team counts against the cap for players who are no longer on it: salary it kept paying for a
player it traded, and what is left of a contract it bought out. Only the cases gathered so far are
listed, on the team's page and in Be a GM.
Buyout
A team may end a contract early by paying the player two-thirds of the salary he is still owed, or
one-third if he is under 26, spread over twice the years that were left. Signing bonuses are paid in
full on top. Each year, the cap charge is his cap hit minus the salary the team saves that year. So the
charge can be large in a year his salary was low, it runs twice as long as the contract would have, and
it can even be a small credit. Buyouts can be made in a window from mid-June (or two days after the
Stanley Cup is won, if later) to June 30.
Where the contracts come from
The NHL does not publish contracts, so they do not come with the games. They are gathered from public
collections of contract data and from news reports of signings. Recent seasons are nearly complete.
Further back, mostly the contracts of players who were still playing in 2024 are known, so an older
season can be missing most of its players. The page says so when it is.
Cap dollars per point, per goal above replacement
The cap hit divided by what the player produced in the regular season. Lower is better value. In a
season still being played these start very high and fall as the games add up.
The going rate
What teams as a whole paid for one goal above replacement that season: the cap space they spent above
the cheapest contract, divided by the goals above replacement they got for it. Skaters and goalies are
priced separately, because a goalie's goals above replacement run much higher and each costs less.
Worth at the going rate
What a season like his cost on average: the cheapest contract plus his goals above replacement at the
going rate. A player who rated below a spare-part player can come out worth less than nothing.
Value
What his season was worth at the going rate, minus his cap hit: how much more, or less, he gave than he
cost. Players on their first contract are paid far below the going rate, so they top the lists. Only
players with enough games to be ranked get a value, and it covers the regular season only.
A team's value
The same, added up over its ranked players whose contract is known. A player who changed teams is split
between his teams by the games he played for each.
Reading the pages
Who is ranked
A call-up with one good night would top every list, so lists of rates and shares only include players
who played a fair amount: at least a quarter as much as the busiest player that season. Totals, such as
most expected goals, include everyone.
Ranking bars
On a player's page, a bar filled to the 90th means he is ahead of 90% of the regulars at his position.
Forwards are ranked against forwards, defencemen against defencemen and goalies against goalies.
Coloured numbers
On player and team pages, a number is coloured by its percentile, the share of the others it is ahead
of: dark green from the 80th up,
green from the 60th, amber
for the middle, pale red from the 40th down and
dark red from the 20th down. Hover over a number for its exact
percentile.
What a number is ranked against depends on the number. A skater's on-ice shares are set against every
skater who played enough to be ranked, and his rating against the ranked players at his position. A
goalie's numbers are set against the regular goalies, and a team's against the other teams. A line or
pair is set against the lines or pairs that played at least a tenth as long together as the busiest one.
Some numbers stay plain because they are neither good nor bad on their own: PDO, which is mostly luck,
and counts that simply follow ice time, such as attempts taken or goals against. A rating also stays
plain until a player has enough games to be ranked.
The radar on the compare page
Each spoke is one measure, running from the lowest regular at the centre to the league leader at the
rim. The gap between two players on a spoke is the real gap in their numbers, and the dashed outline is
the typical player.
Race charts
Stepped lines that add up through a game or a season. On a game page, each team's line climbs with every
chance, with a dot for each goal. On a player's page, his goals race his expected goals. On a goalie's
page, the goals he allowed race the goals he was expected to allow.
Shot maps
The attacking half of the rink, with the net on the right. A map with many shots opens as a heat map:
darker red means more shots from that area, and each dot is a goal. The button under the key switches to
a dot for every shot, sized by how good the chance was. Click Goals, Saved, Missed or Blocked in the key
to show only those.
Possession and luck
Each dot is a team. The further right, the more of the shot attempts it takes. The higher, the more its
shots are going in and its goalies are stopping, compared with usual. Top right is good and lucky, and
bottom right is good and unlucky.
45 50 55 60 98 99 100 101 102 Colorado Avalanche: CF% 59.1, PDO 100.5 COL Montréal Canadiens: CF% 54.5, PDO 98.9 MTL Boston Bruins: CF% 54.2, PDO 99.3 BOS Carolina Hurricanes: CF% 53.7, PDO 101.0 CAR Florida Panthers: CF% 53.5, PDO 100.5 FLA Vegas Golden Knights: CF% 53.4, PDO 101.7 VGK Dallas Stars: CF% 52.9, PDO 99.4 DAL Calgary Flames: CF% 52.9, PDO 100.0 CGY Tampa Bay Lightning: CF% 52.4, PDO 100.5 TBL Philadelphia Flyers: CF% 52.0, PDO 97.8 PHI Toronto Maple Leafs: CF% 51.0, PDO 102.0 TOR Washington Capitals: CF% 50.7, PDO 101.8 WSH New Jersey Devils: CF% 50.5, PDO 98.9 NJD Pittsburgh Penguins: CF% 50.5, PDO 101.8 PIT Nashville Predators: CF% 50.0, PDO 101.3 NSH Anaheim Ducks: CF% 48.8, PDO 99.3 ANA Arizona Coyotes: CF% 48.7, PDO 99.4 ARI Edmonton Oilers: CF% 48.6, PDO 100.4 EDM Ottawa Senators: CF% 48.6, PDO 98.8 OTT New York Islanders: CF% 48.5, PDO 101.7 NYI Winnipeg Jets: CF% 48.3, PDO 100.9 WPG Los Angeles Kings: CF% 48.0, PDO 98.7 LAK San Jose Sharks: CF% 47.9, PDO 98.5 SJS St. Louis Blues: CF% 47.7, PDO 99.8 STL New York Rangers: CF% 47.1, PDO 101.3 NYR Buffalo Sabres: CF% 46.6, PDO 97.8 BUF Columbus Blue Jackets: CF% 46.5, PDO 98.5 CBJ Vancouver Canucks: CF% 46.3, PDO 99.1 VAN Minnesota Wild: CF% 46.2, PDO 102.2 MIN Chicago Blackhawks: CF% 45.9, PDO 99.6 CHI Detroit Red Wings: CF% 45.4, PDO 99.5 DET Corsi for % (share of shot attempts) PDO
Teams
Team
GP
CF
CA
CF%
FF%
SF%
xGF%
GF%
Sh%
Sv%
PDO
Colorado Avalanche
56
2,827
1,960
59.1
58.5
58.3
60.3
59.6
8.8
91.7
100.5
Montréal Canadiens
56
2,704
2,259
54.5
53.6
54.1
52.9
50.7
7.5
91.4
98.9
Boston Bruins
56
2,549
2,153
54.2
55.1
56.0
53.1
53.8
7.2
92.1
99.3
Carolina Hurricanes
56
2,616
2,253
53.7
53.3
53.0
53.9
56.5
7.4
93.5
101.0
Florida Panthers
56
2,475
2,152
53.5
53.8
54.0
55.1
55.5
7.9
92.6
100.5
Vegas Golden Knights
56
2,726
2,380
53.4
53.7
53.3
53.8
58.2
9.6
92.1
101.7
Dallas Stars
56
2,506
2,228
52.9
52.6
53.9
53.7
52.1
7.5
92.0
99.4
Calgary Flames
56
2,444
2,173
52.9
52.5
51.5
53.8
51.6
8.5
91.6
100.0
Tampa Bay Lightning
56
2,348
2,135
52.4
52.4
51.8
53.3
53.4
8.4
92.1
100.5
Philadelphia Flyers
56
2,445
2,258
52.0
51.5
50.4
49.7
44.4
8.2
89.5
97.8
Toronto Maple Leafs
56
2,456
2,359
51.0
51.7
52.3
56.0
58.1
9.7
92.4
102.0
Washington Capitals
56
2,412
2,348
50.7
50.4
50.4
52.0
55.3
10.1
91.7
101.8
New Jersey Devils
56
2,439
2,389
50.5
49.5
48.7
49.3
45.3
7.8
91.1
98.9
Pittsburgh Penguins
56
2,349
2,301
50.5
50.6
50.4
49.8
55.8
9.4
92.5
101.8
Nashville Predators
56
2,385
2,389
50.0
50.7
49.2
49.5
53.6
7.8
93.5
101.3
Anaheim Ducks
56
2,380
2,495
48.8
48.0
47.1
45.8
45.0
8.2
91.1
99.3
Arizona Coyotes
56
2,318
2,442
48.7
48.6
47.9
47.5
46.2
8.1
91.3
99.4
Edmonton Oilers
56
2,386
2,519
48.6
48.7
48.6
50.3
49.8
8.9
91.6
100.4
Ottawa Senators
56
2,457
2,601
48.6
48.8
48.0
47.2
44.4
8.0
90.8
98.8
New York Islanders
56
2,319
2,458
48.5
49.4
50.2
53.0
55.7
8.6
93.1
101.7
Winnipeg Jets
56
2,324
2,487
48.3
48.3
49.1
46.2
51.9
8.5
92.4
100.9
Los Angeles Kings
56
2,265
2,457
48.0
48.2
48.4
44.9
44.4
7.6
91.0
98.7
San Jose Sharks
56
2,387
2,600
47.9
48.3
48.4
49.3
44.2
8.1
90.4
98.5
St. Louis Blues
56
2,232
2,443
47.7
47.6
48.8
46.7
48.1
8.2
91.5
99.8
New York Rangers
56
2,183
2,456
47.1
47.5
48.4
48.2
52.0
9.3
92.0
101.3
Buffalo Sabres
56
2,274
2,607
46.6
46.2
45.9
45.5
38.8
6.7
91.1
97.8
Columbus Blue Jackets
56
2,329
2,683
46.5
47.0
47.3
45.6
42.5
7.2
91.3
98.5
Vancouver Canucks
56
2,315
2,688
46.3
46.6
46.7
44.2
44.0
8.0
91.1
99.1
Minnesota Wild
56
2,185
2,543
46.2
47.3
47.8
51.7
53.8
10.4
91.9
102.2
Chicago Blackhawks
56
2,236
2,633
45.9
45.0
45.6
44.2
44.4
7.9
91.7
99.6
Detroit Red Wings
56
2,101
2,523
45.4
45.3
45.7
44.8
43.9
7.3
92.2
99.5
Player rating
Goals above replacement: the goals a player added to his team's goal difference, compared with a spare-part
player who played the same minutes. For a skater it is five parts added together, each measured against the
league: even-strength offence and defence, the power play, the penalty kill, and penalties drawn minus
penalties taken. About six goals are worth one win.
Players with at least 20 games are ranked.
Before 2023-24 the NHL timed events less exactly, and differently from rink to rink, so expected goals for this season are rougher than for recent ones.
Skaters
#
Player
Pos
Team
GP
EV offence
EV defence
Power play
Penalty kill
Penalties
Goals above repl.
Wins
1
Connor McDavid
C
EDM
56
+16.5
-1.3
+4.5
+0.1
+3.1
+26.2
+4.4
2
Auston Matthews
C
TOR
52
+10.8
+2.9
+1.3
+0.2
+1.6
+19.9
+3.3
3
Mitch Marner
R
TOR
55
+8.7
+2.1
+1.6
+0.6
+0.6
+17.0
+2.8
4
Aleksander Barkov
C
FLA
50
+7.2
+2.0
+2.3
-0.1
+1.5
+15.9
+2.6
5
Nathan MacKinnon
C
COL
48
+7.4
+0.6
+2.5
+0.0
+1.6
+14.9
+2.5
6
Adam Fox
D
NYR
55
+2.6
+5.7
+0.7
-0.1
-0.2
+13.3
+2.2
7
Mark Stone
R
VGK
55
+4.2
+3.2
+1.7
+0.5
-0.1
+12.3
+2.1
8
Mikko Rantanen
R
COL
52
+4.4
+2.0
+2.7
+0.0
+0.4
+12.3
+2.1
9
Devon Toews
D
COL
53
+1.8
+5.2
-0.5
+0.7
+0.8
+12.3
+2.0
10
Cale Makar
D
COL
44
+2.5
+1.5
+3.0
+0.4
+1.2
+12.1
+2.0
11
MacKenzie Weegar
D
FLA
54
+2.4
+5.9
0.0
+0.2
-0.5
+12.1
+2.0
12
Brad Marchand
L
BOS
53
+6.0
+1.3
+1.8
+0.6
-0.6
+11.9
+2.0
13
David Pastrnak
R
BOS
48
+4.7
+1.8
+0.4
+0.0
+1.6
+11.0
+1.8
14
Chris Tanev
D
CGY
56
-2.0
+8.8
-0.2
-0.1
+0.4
+10.9
+1.8
15
Brett Pesce
D
CAR
55
+2.2
+1.2
+0.3
+1.8
+1.1
+10.8
+1.8
16
Patrice Bergeron
C
BOS
54
+4.1
+2.6
+0.7
+0.7
-0.4
+10.4
+1.7
17
Kirill Kaprizov
L
MIN
55
+4.0
0.0
+0.8
+0.0
+2.7
+10.3
+1.7
18
Andrew Mangiapane
L
CGY
56
+4.5
+3.1
-0.5
+0.4
+0.1
+10.1
+1.7
19
Brayden Point
C
TBL
56
+2.1
+1.6
+0.5
0.0
+3.1
+10.1
+1.7
20
Joe Pavelski
C
DAL
56
+1.4
+2.5
+2.7
-0.3
+0.7
+10.0
+1.7
Defencemen
#
Player
Pos
Team
GP
EV offence
EV defence
Power play
Penalty kill
Penalties
Goals above repl.
Wins
1
Adam Fox
D
NYR
55
+2.6
+5.7
+0.7
-0.1
-0.2
+13.3
+2.2
2
Devon Toews
D
COL
53
+1.8
+5.2
-0.5
+0.7
+0.8
+12.3
+2.0
3
Cale Makar
D
COL
44
+2.5
+1.5
+3.0
+0.4
+1.2
+12.1
+2.0
4
MacKenzie Weegar
D
FLA
54
+2.4
+5.9
0.0
+0.2
-0.5
+12.1
+2.0
5
Chris Tanev
D
CGY
56
-2.0
+8.8
-0.2
-0.1
+0.4
+10.9
+1.8
6
Brett Pesce
D
CAR
55
+2.2
+1.2
+0.3
+1.8
+1.1
+10.8
+1.8
7
Jakob Chychrun
D
ARI
56
+6.3
-0.3
+0.3
+0.3
-1.5
+9.3
+1.6
8
Adam Pelech
D
NYI
56
+1.0
+5.2
+0.1
-0.5
-0.4
+9.3
+1.5
9
John Carlson
D
WSH
52
+4.0
0.0
+0.4
+0.2
-0.2
+8.5
+1.4
10
Dougie Hamilton
D
CAR
55
+4.0
0.0
+1.5
+0.5
-1.9
+8.3
+1.4
Goalies
A goalie's rating is his goals saved above expected, plus an allowance for the shots he faced. It is on
the same scale as a skater's, but only about a third of one season's figure is the goalie and the rest
is chance, so goalies are listed separately.
Value for money
Each ranked player's cap hit against his goals above replacement. A player's season is worth the cost of
the cheapest player plus his goals above replacement at the going rate, which is what teams as a whole
paid for each one. His value is what the season was worth, minus his cap hit.
For skaters, teams paid $1.01M of cap space a goal on top of
a $700K minimum, across the 633 of
643 ranked skaters whose contract is known.
For goalies, teams paid $300K of cap space a goal on top of
a $717K minimum, across the 45 of
47 ranked goalies whose contract is known.
Players on their first contract are paid far below the going rate, so they fill the best-value lists.
What these words mean
-0 5 10 -0 10 20 Connor McDavid (EDM): $12.5M, 26.2 goals above replacement, +$14.7M McDavid Adam Fox (NYR): $925K, 13.3 goals above replacement, +$13.3M Fox Cale Makar (COL): $881K, 12.1 goals above replacement, +$12.1M Makar Aleksander Barkov (FLA): $5.9M, 15.9 goals above replacement, +$10.9M Barkov Kirill Kaprizov (MIN): $925K, 10.3 goals above replacement, +$10.2M Kaprizov Conor Garland (ARI): $775K, 9.9 goals above replacement, +$10M Garland MacKenzie Weegar (FLA): $3.25M, 12.1 goals above replacement, +$9.7M Weegar Nathan MacKinnon (COL): $6.3M, 14.9 goals above replacement, +$9.5M MacKinnon Auston Matthews (TOR): $11.64M, 19.9 goals above replacement, +$9.3M Devon Toews (COL): $4.1M, 12.3 goals above replacement, +$9.1M Joel Eriksson Ek (MIN): $1.488M, 9.6 goals above replacement, +$9M Jack Hughes (NJD): $925K, 8.9 goals above replacement, +$8.8M Andrew Mangiapane (CGY): $2.425M, 10.1 goals above replacement, +$8.5M Adam Pelech (NYI): $1.6M, 9.3 goals above replacement, +$8.5M Carter Verhaeghe (FLA): $1M, 8.6 goals above replacement, +$8.5M Jesse Puljujarvi (EDM): $1.175M, 8.6 goals above replacement, +$8.3M Jason Robertson (DAL): $795K, 8.2 goals above replacement, +$8.2M Jordan Kyrou (STL): $758K, 7.6 goals above replacement, +$7.7M Brett Pesce (CAR): $4.025M, 10.8 goals above replacement, +$7.6M Chris Tanev (CGY): $4.5M, 10.9 goals above replacement, +$7.2M Mitch Marner (TOR): $10.903M, 17.0 goals above replacement, +$7M Roope Hintz (DAL): $3.15M, 9.1 goals above replacement, +$6.8M Nicolas Hague (VGK): $792K, 6.6 goals above replacement, +$6.6M Brad Marchand (BOS): $6.125M, 11.9 goals above replacement, +$6.6M Zach Hyman (TOR): $2.25M, 8.0 goals above replacement, +$6.5M Ryan Lindgren (NYR): $925K, 6.4 goals above replacement, +$6.3M Jared McCann (PIT): $2.94M, 8.4 goals above replacement, +$6.3M Nils Hoglander (VAN): $892K, 6.3 goals above replacement, +$6.2M Anthony Duclair (FLA): $1.7M, 7.1 goals above replacement, +$6.2M Brady Tkachuk (OTT): $925K, 6.3 goals above replacement, +$6.2M Nico Sturm (MIN): $725K, 5.8 goals above replacement, +$5.9M Nick Suzuki (MTL): $863K, 5.9 goals above replacement, +$5.9M Gustav Forsling (FLA): $700K, 5.8 goals above replacement, +$5.8M Blake Coleman (TBL): $1.8M, 6.6 goals above replacement, +$5.6M Jakob Chychrun (ARI): $4.6M, 9.3 goals above replacement, +$5.5M Joel Farabee (PHI): $925K, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$5.5M Pius Suter (CHI): $925K, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$5.4M Rudolfs Balcers (SJS): $735K, 5.4 goals above replacement, +$5.4M Conor Sheary (WSH): $735K, 5.2 goals above replacement, +$5.3M David Pastrnak (BOS): $6.667M, 11.0 goals above replacement, +$5.2M Kaapo Kakko (NYR): $925K, 5.3 goals above replacement, +$5.1M Pavel Buchnevich (NYR): $3.25M, 7.6 goals above replacement, +$5.1M Andrei Svechnikov (CAR): $925K, 5.2 goals above replacement, +$5M Filip Chytil (NYR): $894K, 5.0 goals above replacement, +$4.9M Logan O'Connor (COL): $725K, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Drake Batherson (OTT): $737K, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Miro Heiskanen (DAL): $894K, 4.8 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Neal Pionk (WPG): $3M, 6.9 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Jason Spezza (TOR): $700K, 4.6 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Zach Whitecloud (VGK): $725K, 4.6 goals above replacement, +$4.7M Andrew Copp (WPG): $2.28M, 6.1 goals above replacement, +$4.6M Brandon Hagel (CHI): $881K, 4.6 goals above replacement, +$4.5M Josh Norris (OTT): $925K, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$4.5M Patrice Bergeron (BOS): $6.875M, 10.4 goals above replacement, +$4.4M Sean Couturier (PHI): $4.333M, 7.8 goals above replacement, +$4.3M Yanni Gourde (TBL): $5.167M, 8.6 goals above replacement, +$4.3M Valeri Nichushkin (COL): $2.5M, 5.9 goals above replacement, +$4.2M Vincent Trocheck (CAR): $4.75M, 8.2 goals above replacement, +$4.2M Brayden Point (TBL): $6.75M, 10.1 goals above replacement, +$4.2M Mark Pysyk (DAL): $750K, 4.2 goals above replacement, +$4.2M Alex Iafallo (LAK): $2.425M, 5.8 goals above replacement, +$4.2M Jason Dickinson (DAL): $1.5M, 4.9 goals above replacement, +$4.1M Derek Ryan (CGY): $3.125M, 6.5 goals above replacement, +$4.1M Warren Foegele (CAR): $2.15M, 5.5 goals above replacement, +$4.1M Tomas Hertl (SJS): $5.625M, 8.9 goals above replacement, +$4.1M Eric Robinson (CBJ): $975K, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$4.1M William Carrier (VGK): $1.4M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$4M Ryan Donato (SJS): $1.9M, 5.2 goals above replacement, +$4M Tyson Jost (COL): $874K, 4.1 goals above replacement, +$4M Erik Cernak (TBL): $2.95M, 6.2 goals above replacement, +$4M Mikko Rantanen (COL): $9.25M, 12.3 goals above replacement, +$4M Jacob MacDonald (COL): $725K, 3.9 goals above replacement, +$4M Quinn Hughes (VAN): $917K, 4.1 goals above replacement, +$3.9M Joe Pavelski (DAL): $7M, 10.0 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Elias Pettersson (VAN): $925K, 4.0 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Ryan Pulock (NYI): $5M, 8.0 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Jamie Oleksiak (DAL): $2.138M, 5.2 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Yegor Sharangovich (NJD): $776K, 3.8 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Brendan Gallagher (MTL): $3.75M, 6.7 goals above replacement, +$3.8M Mark Stone (VGK): $9.5M, 12.3 goals above replacement, +$3.7M Troy Terry (ANA): $1.45M, 4.4 goals above replacement, +$3.7M Teddy Blueger (PIT): $750K, 3.7 goals above replacement, +$3.7M Connor Murphy (CHI): $3.85M, 6.6 goals above replacement, +$3.5M Ethan Bear (EDM): $2M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$3.5M Owen Tippett (FLA): $863K, 3.5 goals above replacement, +$3.4M Rasmus Dahlin (BUF): $925K, 3.5 goals above replacement, +$3.4M Dougie Hamilton (CAR): $5.75M, 8.3 goals above replacement, +$3.3M T.J. Oshie (WSH): $5.75M, 8.2 goals above replacement, +$3.3M Alex Tuch (VGK): $4.75M, 7.2 goals above replacement, +$3.3M Mike Reilly (BOS): $1.5M, 4.0 goals above replacement, +$3.3M Nicolas Roy (VGK): $750K, 3.3 goals above replacement, +$3.3M Ondrej Palat (TBL): $5.3M, 7.8 goals above replacement, +$3.3M Oliver Wahlstrom (NYI): $894K, 3.3 goals above replacement, +$3.2M Samuel Girard (COL): $5M, 7.4 goals above replacement, +$3.2M Jordan Eberle (NYI): $5.5M, 7.8 goals above replacement, +$3.1M Kevin Fiala (MIN): $3M, 5.3 goals above replacement, +$3.1M Nick Jensen (WSH): $2.5M, 4.8 goals above replacement, +$3.1M Martin Necas (CAR): $863K, 3.1 goals above replacement, +$3M Noel Acciari (FLA): $1.667M, 3.9 goals above replacement, +$3M Nikolaj Ehlers (WPG): $6M, 8.1 goals above replacement, +$3M Charlie McAvoy (BOS): $4.9M, 7.1 goals above replacement, +$3M Kailer Yamamoto (EDM): $894K, 3.0 goals above replacement, +$2.9M Mason Marchment (FLA): $700K, 2.8 goals above replacement, +$2.9M Travis Sanheim (PHI): $3.25M, 5.3 goals above replacement, +$2.9M Joel Hanley (DAL): $700K, 2.8 goals above replacement, +$2.8M Alec Martinez (VGK): $4M, 6.0 goals above replacement, +$2.8M Ilya Mikheyev (TOR): $1.645M, 3.7 goals above replacement, +$2.8M Chandler Stephenson (VGK): $2.75M, 4.8 goals above replacement, +$2.8M David Perron (STL): $4M, 6.0 goals above replacement, +$2.8M Sam Bennett (FLA): $2.55M, 4.6 goals above replacement, +$2.8M Curtis Lazar (BOS): $800K, 2.8 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Ryan Strome (NYR): $4.5M, 6.5 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Anthony Beauvillier (NYI): $2.1M, 4.1 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Gabriel Vilardi (LAK): $894K, 2.9 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Jesper Bratt (NJD): $2.75M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Jack Roslovic (CBJ): $2.031M, 4.0 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Gabriel Landeskog (COL): $5.571M, 7.4 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Cody Ceci (PIT): $1.25M, 3.2 goals above replacement, +$2.7M Matt Grzelcyk (BOS): $3.688M, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$2.6M Colton Sceviour (PIT): $1.2M, 3.0 goals above replacement, +$2.6M Oliver Bjorkstrand (CBJ): $2.5M, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$2.5M Jesperi Kotkaniemi (MTL): $925K, 2.7 goals above replacement, +$2.5M Yakov Trenin (NSH): $725K, 2.4 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Mathew Barzal (NYI): $7M, 8.6 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Calle Jarnkrok (NSH): $2M, 3.7 goals above replacement, +$2.4M John Leonard (SJS): $925K, 2.6 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Tomas Tatar (MTL): $5.3M, 6.9 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Phillip Danault (MTL): $3.083M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Johnny Gaudreau (CGY): $6.75M, 8.3 goals above replacement, +$2.4M William Nylander (TOR): $6.962M, 8.5 goals above replacement, +$2.4M Joakim Nordstrom (CGY): $700K, 2.3 goals above replacement, +$2.3M Craig Smith (BOS): $3.1M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$2.3M Lars Eller (WSH): $3.5M, 5.0 goals above replacement, +$2.3M Zdeno Chara (WSH): $795K, 2.4 goals above replacement, +$2.3M Dryden Hunt (ARI): $750K, 2.3 goals above replacement, +$2.3M Evan Rodrigues (PIT): $700K, 2.2 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Mika Zibanejad (NYR): $5.35M, 6.8 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Janne Kuokkanen (NJD): $812K, 2.3 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Artem Zub (OTT): $925K, 2.4 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Tim Stützle (OTT): $925K, 2.4 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Bryan Rust (PIT): $3.5M, 4.9 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Brock McGinn (CAR): $2.1M, 3.6 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Viktor Arvidsson (NSH): $4.25M, 5.7 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Austin Watson (OTT): $1.5M, 2.9 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Marcus Foligno (MIN): $2.875M, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$2.2M Ross Colton (TBL): $700K, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$2.1M Zachary Aston-Reese (PIT): $1M, 2.3 goals above replacement, +$2.1M Mason Appleton (WPG): $900K, 2.2 goals above replacement, +$2M Michael Del Zotto (CBJ): $700K, 2.0 goals above replacement, +$2M Max Pacioretty (VGK): $7M, 8.2 goals above replacement, +$2M Niko Mikkola (STL): $788K, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$2M Joonas Donskoi (COL): $3.9M, 5.1 goals above replacement, +$2M Jonathan Marchessault (VGK): $5M, 6.2 goals above replacement, +$2M Denis Gurianov (DAL): $2.55M, 3.8 goals above replacement, +$2M Mario Ferraro (SJS): $925K, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$1.9M Josh Leivo (CGY): $875K, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$1.9M Robert Bortuzzo (STL): $1.375M, 2.5 goals above replacement, +$1.9M Noah Hanifin (CGY): $4.95M, 6.0 goals above replacement, +$1.9M Julien Gauthier (NYR): $863K, 2.0 goals above replacement, +$1.8M Alex DeBrincat (CHI): $6.4M, 7.4 goals above replacement, +$1.8M Caleb Jones (EDM): $850K, 1.9 goals above replacement, +$1.8M Nathan Bastian (NJD): $714K, 1.7 goals above replacement, +$1.7M Vince Dunn (STL): $1.875M, 2.8 goals above replacement, +$1.7M Trevor Zegras (ANA): $925K, 1.9 goals above replacement, +$1.7M Nick Schmaltz (ARI): $5.85M, 6.7 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Derek Forbort (WPG): $1M, 1.9 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Carl Hagelin (WSH): $2.75M, 3.6 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Leon Draisaitl (EDM): $8.5M, 9.3 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Zach Werenski (CBJ): $5M, 5.8 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Dillon Dube (CGY): $778K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Brian Dumoulin (PIT): $4.1M, 4.9 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Dmitry Kulikov (EDM): $1.15M, 2.0 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Radim Simek (SJS): $2.25M, 3.1 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Jake Evans (MTL): $750K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.6M Nick Paul (OTT): $1.35M, 2.2 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Andre Burakovsky (COL): $4.9M, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Mikey Anderson (LAK): $925K, 1.7 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Nino Niederreiter (CAR): $5.25M, 6.0 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Mathieu Perreault (WPG): $4.125M, 4.9 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Dante Fabbro (NSH): $925K, 1.7 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Shea Theodore (VGK): $5.2M, 5.9 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Sidney Crosby (PIT): $8.7M, 9.3 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Brandon Tanev (PIT): $3.5M, 4.2 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Tomas Nosek (VGK): $1.25M, 2.0 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Dominik Kubalik (CHI): $3.7M, 4.4 goals above replacement, +$1.5M Jon Merrill (MTL): $925K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Keegan Kolesar (VGK): $725K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Barclay Goodrow (TBL): $925K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Juuso Välimäki (CGY): $894K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Jake Muzzin (TOR): $5.625M, 6.2 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Adam Boqvist (CHI): $894K, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (EDM): $6M, 6.6 goals above replacement, +$1.4M William Karlsson (VGK): $5.9M, 6.5 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Victor Mete (OTT): $735K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.4M Mikhail Maltsev (NJD): $809K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.3M Nick Merkley (NJD): $874K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.3M Adam Lowry (WPG): $2.917M, 3.5 goals above replacement, +$1.3M Riley Stillman (CHI): $773K, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$1.3M John Carlson (WSH): $8M, 8.5 goals above replacement, +$1.3M Lawson Crouse (ARI): $1.533M, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$1.3M Corey Perry (MTL): $750K, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Vinnie Hinostroza (CHI): $1M, 1.5 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Danton Heinen (ANA): $2.8M, 3.3 goals above replacement, +$1.2M John Marino (PIT): $925K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Robert Thomas (STL): $894K, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Jonathan Huberdeau (FLA): $5.9M, 6.3 goals above replacement, +$1.2M David Krejci (BOS): $7.25M, 7.6 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Andreas Athanasiou (LAK): $1.2M, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Sam Reinhart (BUF): $5.2M, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$1.2M Johan Larsson (ARI): $1.4M, 1.8 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Luke Kunin (NSH): $2.3M, 2.7 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Emil Bemstrom (CBJ): $925K, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Colin Blackwell (NYR): $725K, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Zachary Sanford (STL): $1.5M, 1.9 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Pierre-Edouard Bellemare (COL): $1.8M, 2.1 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Noah Dobson (NYI): $894K, 1.2 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Garnet Hathaway (WSH): $1.5M, 1.8 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Jonas Brodin (MIN): $4.167M, 4.5 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Michael Stone (CGY): $700K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Dylan DeMelo (WPG): $3M, 3.3 goals above replacement, +$1.1M Dustin Brown (LAK): $5.875M, 6.1 goals above replacement, +$1M Sebastian Aho (CAR): $8.46M, 8.7 goals above replacement, +$1M Luke Schenn (TBL): $800K, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$1M Michael Bunting (ARI): $738K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$1M Jordan Greenway (MIN): $2.1M, 2.4 goals above replacement, +$1M Trevor van Riemsdyk (WSH): $800K, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$997K Jaccob Slavin (CAR): $5.3M, 5.5 goals above replacement, +$995K Jake Walman (STL): $725K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$973K Mark Scheifele (WPG): $6.125M, 6.3 goals above replacement, +$970K Kevin Stenlund (CBJ): $874K, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$968K John Klingberg (DAL): $4.25M, 4.4 goals above replacement, +$962K Logan Stanley (WPG): $863K, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$952K Miles Wood (NJD): $2.75M, 3.0 goals above replacement, +$952K Mathieu Joseph (TBL): $738K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$950K Tyler Motte (VAN): $1.225M, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$873K Jeff Petry (MTL): $5.5M, 5.6 goals above replacement, +$872K Rasmus Asplund (BUF): $845K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$864K Tyler Toffoli (MTL): $4.25M, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$836K Travis Hamonic (VAN): $1.25M, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$829K Troy Stecher (DET): $1.7M, 1.8 goals above replacement, +$829K Phillip Di Giuseppe (NYR): $700K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$808K Ryan Hartman (MIN): $1.9M, 2.0 goals above replacement, +$804K Casey Mittelstadt (BUF): $874K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$803K Tom Wilson (WSH): $5.167M, 5.2 goals above replacement, +$789K Joel Kiviranta (DAL): $925K, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$766K Trevor Lewis (WPG): $750K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$726K Filip Zadina (DET): $894K, 0.9 goals above replacement, +$711K Daniel Sprong (WSH): $725K, 0.7 goals above replacement, +$711K Adam Larsson (EDM): $4.167M, 4.1 goals above replacement, +$695K Sam Gagner (DET): $850K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$685K Alex Galchenyuk (TOR): $1.05M, 1.0 goals above replacement, +$679K Ivan Barbashev (STL): $1.475M, 1.4 goals above replacement, +$658K Jared Spurgeon (MIN): $7.575M, 7.4 goals above replacement, +$640K Shayne Gostisbehere (PHI): $4.5M, 4.4 goals above replacement, +$632K Jakub Vrana (DET): $3.35M, 3.2 goals above replacement, +$627K Liam Foudy (CBJ): $894K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$626K Michael McLeod (NJD): $863K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$610K Kevin Labanc (SJS): $4.725M, 4.6 goals above replacement, +$608K Dean Kukan (CBJ): $1.65M, 1.5 goals above replacement, +$597K Henri Jokiharju (BUF): $925K, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$574K Nazem Kadri (COL): $4.5M, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$567K Jake Guentzel (PIT): $6M, 5.8 goals above replacement, +$559K Andrej Sekera (DAL): $1.5M, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$551K Jack Studnicka (BOS): $769K, 0.6 goals above replacement, +$528K Calvin de Haan (CHI): $4.55M, 4.3 goals above replacement, +$510K Jarred Tinordi (BOS): $700K, 0.5 goals above replacement, +$506K Justin Holl (TOR): $2M, 1.8 goals above replacement, +$500K Brett Howden (NYR): $863K, 0.7 goals above replacement, +$500K Eetu Luostarinen (FLA): $898K, 0.7 goals above replacement, +$483K Tyson Barrie (EDM): $3.75M, 3.5 goals above replacement, +$455K Jeremy Lauzon (BOS): $850K, 0.6 goals above replacement, +$431K Philippe Myers (PHI): $2.55M, 2.2 goals above replacement, +$422K Kasperi Kapanen (PIT): $3.2M, 2.9 goals above replacement, +$405K Nick Bonino (MIN): $4.1M, 3.7 goals above replacement, +$400K Anders Bjork (BUF): $1.6M, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$375K Mikhail Grigorenko (CBJ): $1.2M, 0.8 goals above replacement, +$351K Jake Bean (CAR): $863K, 0.5 goals above replacement, +$347K Steven Lorentz (CAR): $725K, 0.4 goals above replacement, +$335K Nic Dowd (WSH): $750K, 0.4 goals above replacement, +$322K Tanner Kero (DAL): $762K, 0.4 goals above replacement, +$315K Tobias Rieder (BUF): $700K, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$309K Conor Timmins (COL): $925K, 0.5 goals above replacement, +$291K Austin Wagner (LAK): $1.133M, 0.7 goals above replacement, +$271K Morgan Geekie (CAR): $763K, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$244K Alexander Volkov (ANA): $700K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$231K Mark Jankowski (PIT): $700K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$222K Cedric Paquette (CAR): $1.65M, 1.1 goals above replacement, +$197K Steven Kampfer (BOS): $800K, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$188K Bobby Ryan (DET): $1M, 0.5 goals above replacement, +$184K Gaetan Haas (EDM): $915K, 0.4 goals above replacement, +$166K Cody Glass (VGK): $863K, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$163K Jake DeBrusk (BOS): $3.675M, 3.1 goals above replacement, +$162K Mikael Backlund (CGY): $5.35M, 4.7 goals above replacement, +$158K Carl Soderberg (COL): $1M, 0.5 goals above replacement, +$157K Karson Kuhlman (BOS): $725K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$154K Brett Kulak (MTL): $1.85M, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$146K Scott Laughton (PHI): $2.3M, 1.7 goals above replacement, +$96K Jayce Hawryluk (VAN): $800K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$94K Rickard Rakell (ANA): $3.789M, 3.1 goals above replacement, +$89K Alexander Wennberg (FLA): $2.25M, 1.6 goals above replacement, +$79K Max Jones (ANA): $863K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$76K Michael Raffl (WSH): $1.6M, 0.9 goals above replacement, +$60K Taylor Hall (BOS): $8M, 7.3 goals above replacement, +$55K Connor Clifton (BOS): $1M, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$48K Nolan Patrick (PHI): $874K, 0.2 goals above replacement, +$35K Adam Gaudette (CHI): $950K, 0.3 goals above replacement, +$24K Ben Harpur (NSH): $700K, 0.0 goals above replacement, +$24K Adrian Kempe (LAK): $2M, 1.3 goals above replacement, +$19K Drake Caggiula (BUF): $700K, 0.0 goals above replacement, +$3K Christian Fischer (ARI): $1M, 0.3 goals above replacement, -$16K Trevor Moore (LAK): $775K, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$19K Matthew Tkachuk (CGY): $7M, 6.2 goals above replacement, -$33K Radko Gudas (FLA): $2.5M, 1.7 goals above replacement, -$56K Erik Gustafsson (MTL): $3M, 2.2 goals above replacement, -$60K Matthew Highmore (VAN): $725K, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$66K Connor Brown (OTT): $3.6M, 2.8 goals above replacement, -$77K Kevin Rooney (NYR): $750K, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$87K Kevan Miller (BOS): $1.25M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$89K Justin Schultz (WSH): $4M, 3.1 goals above replacement, -$136K Nick Bjugstad (MIN): $4.1M, 3.2 goals above replacement, -$184K John Hayden (ARI): $750K, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$188K Nate Thompson (WPG): $750K, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$195K Vladislav Gavrikov (CBJ): $2.8M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$197K Brenden Dillon (WSH): $3.9M, 3.0 goals above replacement, -$201K Joe Thornton (TOR): $700K, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$213K Devin Shore (EDM): $700K, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$228K Christian Djoos (DET): $1M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$232K David Kampf (CHI): $1M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$246K Mattias Ekholm (NSH): $3.75M, 2.8 goals above replacement, -$260K Tyler Ennis (EDM): $1M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$282K Dylan Cozens (BUF): $894K, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$285K Wayne Simmonds (TOR): $1.5M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$286K Evander Kane (SJS): $7M, 5.9 goals above replacement, -$288K Dmitry Orlov (WSH): $5.1M, 4.0 goals above replacement, -$295K Kyle Clifford (STL): $1M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$306K Victor Hedman (TBL): $7.875M, 6.8 goals above replacement, -$316K Brandon Carlo (BOS): $2.85M, 1.8 goals above replacement, -$330K Joel Armia (MTL): $2.6M, 1.5 goals above replacement, -$336K Scott Mayfield (NYI): $1.45M, 0.4 goals above replacement, -$341K Michael Dal Colle (NYI): $700K, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$379K Roman Josi (NSH): $9.059M, 7.9 goals above replacement, -$382K Ilya Lyubushkin (ARI): $1M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$384K Eeli Tolvanen (NSH): $894K, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$388K Nick Ritchie (BOS): $1.499M, 0.4 goals above replacement, -$389K Boone Jenner (CBJ): $3.75M, 2.6 goals above replacement, -$394K Robby Fabbri (DET): $2.95M, 1.8 goals above replacement, -$397K Chris Kreider (NYR): $6.5M, 5.3 goals above replacement, -$413K Adam Erne (DET): $998K, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$416K Kevin Shattenkirk (ANA): $3.9M, 2.7 goals above replacement, -$423K Travis Boyd (VAN): $700K, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$429K Travis Dermott (TOR): $874K, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$429K Tyler Pitlick (ARI): $1.75M, 0.6 goals above replacement, -$455K Jesper Boqvist (NJD): $925K, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$461K Richard Panik (DET): $2.75M, 1.6 goals above replacement, -$467K Timo Meier (SJS): $6M, 4.8 goals above replacement, -$470K Sammy Blais (STL): $1.5M, 0.3 goals above replacement, -$500K Artturi Lehkonen (MTL): $2.4M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$539K Derick Brassard (ARI): $1M, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$540K Isac Lundeström (ANA): $925K, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$558K Brock Nelson (NYI): $6M, 4.7 goals above replacement, -$561K Erik Brannstrom (OTT): $863K, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$562K Alexander Romanov (MTL): $894K, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$573K Sami Vatanen (DAL): $2M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$576K Elias Lindholm (CGY): $4.85M, 3.5 goals above replacement, -$581K J.T. Compher (COL): $3.5M, 2.2 goals above replacement, -$616K Jakub Zboril (BOS): $725K, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$621K Claude Giroux (PHI): $8.275M, 6.9 goals above replacement, -$624K Nicolas Aube-Kubel (PHI): $1.075M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$640K Ryan Graves (COL): $3.167M, 1.8 goals above replacement, -$652K Andrew Cogliano (DAL): $3.25M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$653K Casey Cizikas (NYI): $3.35M, 2.0 goals above replacement, -$655K Trent Frederic (BOS): $925K, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$666K Oskar Lindblom (PHI): $3M, 1.6 goals above replacement, -$675K Jimmy Vesey (VAN): $900K, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$687K Ryan Ellis (NSH): $6.25M, 4.8 goals above replacement, -$698K Michael Rasmussen (DET): $894K, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$712K Dylan Strome (CHI): $3M, 1.6 goals above replacement, -$715K Jesper Fast (CAR): $2M, 0.6 goals above replacement, -$728K Travis Konecny (PHI): $5.5M, 4.0 goals above replacement, -$746K John Tavares (TOR): $11M, 9.4 goals above replacement, -$748K Mikael Granlund (NSH): $3.75M, 2.3 goals above replacement, -$749K Joel Edmundson (MTL): $3.5M, 2.0 goals above replacement, -$763K Jordie Benn (WPG): $2M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$780K Darnell Nurse (EDM): $5.6M, 4.1 goals above replacement, -$792K Matt Martin (NYI): $1.5M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$796K Andy Greene (NYI): $700K, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$813K Tage Thompson (BUF): $1.4M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$838K Ryan Carpenter (CHI): $1M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$866K Josh Archibald (EDM): $1.5M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$875K Mackenzie MacEachern (STL): $900K, -0.7 goals above replacement, -$888K Jansen Harkins (WPG): $725K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$893K Rocco Grimaldi (NSH): $2M, 0.4 goals above replacement, -$930K Mikhail Sergachev (TBL): $4.8M, 3.1 goals above replacement, -$935K Zach Bogosian (TOR): $1M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$947K Zack MacEwen (VAN): $825K, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$948K TJ Brodie (TOR): $5M, 3.3 goals above replacement, -$965K Riley Nash (CBJ): $2.75M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$968K Brayden McNabb (VGK): $2.5M, 0.8 goals above replacement, -$973K Alex Goligoski (ARI): $5.475M, 3.7 goals above replacement, -$985K Brock Boeser (VAN): $5.875M, 4.1 goals above replacement, -$988K Noah Gregor (SJS): $768K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$993K Tucker Poolman (WPG): $775K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$998K Justin Dowling (DAL): $750K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$1M Pavel Zacha (NJD): $2.25M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$1M Alexis Lafrenière (NYR): $925K, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$1M Robert Hagg (PHI): $1.6M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$1M Matt Irwin (BUF): $700K, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$1M Cal Foote (TBL): $925K, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$1M Ty Dellandrea (DAL): $863K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Matt Benning (NSH): $1M, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Nikita Gusev (FLA): $1M, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Jordan Oesterle (ARI): $1.4M, -0.4 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Blake Lizotte (LAK): $925K, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Morgan Rielly (TOR): $5M, 3.2 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Ryan Lomberg (FLA): $725K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Matt Roy (LAK): $700K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Dominik Kahun (EDM): $975K, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Jeff Carter (PIT): $5.273M, 3.4 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Haydn Fleury (ANA): $1.3M, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Matt Nieto (SJS): $700K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.1M Frank Vatrano (FLA): $2.533M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Michael Amadio (OTT): $700K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Kris Russell (EDM): $4M, 2.1 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Dylan Gambrell (SJS): $700K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Jordan Martinook (CAR): $2M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Anze Kopitar (LAK): $10M, 8.0 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Kris Letang (PIT): $7.25M, 5.3 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Clayton Keller (ARI): $7.15M, 5.2 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Cam Atkinson (CBJ): $5.875M, 3.9 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Dylan Coghlan (VGK): $716K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.2M Victor Olofsson (BUF): $3.05M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Jani Hakanpää (CAR): $750K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Sam Lafferty (PIT): $750K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Nick Cousins (NSH): $1.5M, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Brendan Lemieux (LAK): $1.55M, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Alexandre Texier (CBJ): $898K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Tobias Bjornfot (LAK): $894K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Rhett Gardner (DAL): $925K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Sam Steel (ANA): $863K, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Mats Zuccarello (MIN): $6M, 3.9 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Matt Tennyson (NJD): $700K, -1.3 goals above replacement, -$1.3M Nikita Zadorov (CHI): $3.2M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Jan Rutta (TBL): $1.3M, -0.7 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Marcus Pettersson (PIT): $4.025M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Sean Walker (LAK): $2.65M, 0.6 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Mark Giordano (CGY): $6.75M, 4.6 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Kyle Connor (WPG): $7.143M, 5.0 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Ty Smith (NJD): $863K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Markus Nutivaara (FLA): $2.7M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$1.4M Mathias Brome (DET): $925K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Colin Miller (BUF): $3.875M, 1.7 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Ben Hutton (TOR): $950K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Lucas Wallmark (FLA): $950K, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Philipp Kurashev (CHI): $843K, -1.4 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Vladislav Namestnikov (DET): $2M, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$1.5M Joshua Brown (OTT): $1.2M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Alexander Kerfoot (TOR): $3.5M, 1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Mathew Dumba (MIN): $6M, 3.7 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Andreas Johnsson (NJD): $3.4M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Sean Kuraly (BOS): $1.275M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Ryan McDonagh (TBL): $6.75M, 4.4 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Nikita Nesterov (CGY): $700K, -1.6 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Mattias Janmark (VGK): $2.25M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Pierre Engvall (TOR): $1.25M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$1.6M Jacob Bryson (BUF): $889K, -1.5 goals above replacement, -$1.7M Damon Severson (NJD): $4.167M, 1.8 goals above replacement, -$1.7M Jean-Gabriel Pageau (NYI): $5M, 2.6 goals above replacement, -$1.7M Jujhar Khaira (EDM): $1.2M, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.7M Erik Haula (NSH): $1.75M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$1.7M Reilly Smith (VGK): $5M, 2.5 goals above replacement, -$1.8M K'Andre Miller (NYR): $925K, -1.5 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Anders Lee (NYI): $7M, 4.4 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Will Butcher (NJD): $3.733M, 1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Anthony Cirelli (TBL): $4.8M, 2.3 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Mike Matheson (PIT): $4.875M, 2.3 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Tanner Pearson (VAN): $3.75M, 1.2 goals above replacement, -$1.8M Oskar Sundqvist (STL): $2.75M, 0.2 goals above replacement, -$1.9M Brett Ritchie (CGY): $700K, -1.9 goals above replacement, -$1.9M Josh Bailey (NYI): $5M, 2.3 goals above replacement, -$2M Bo Horvat (VAN): $5.5M, 2.8 goals above replacement, -$2M Carson Soucy (MIN): $2.75M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$2M Colton Sissons (NSH): $2.857M, 0.2 goals above replacement, -$2M Mathieu Olivier (NSH): $730K, -1.9 goals above replacement, -$2M James van Riemsdyk (PHI): $7M, 4.2 goals above replacement, -$2M Samuel Morin (PHI): $700K, -2.0 goals above replacement, -$2M Cal Clutterbuck (NYI): $3.5M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$2.1M Ryan Reaves (VGK): $1.75M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$2.1M Riley Sheahan (BUF): $700K, -2.1 goals above replacement, -$2.1M Brent Burns (SJS): $8M, 5.1 goals above replacement, -$2.1M Justin Braun (PHI): $1.8M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$2.2M Luke Glendening (DET): $1.8M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$2.2M Patrick Maroon (TBL): $900K, -2.0 goals above replacement, -$2.2M Patrick Marleau (SJS): $700K, -2.2 goals above replacement, -$2.2M Jaret Anderson-Dolan (LAK): $748K, -2.2 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Artemi Panarin (NYR): $11.643M, 8.5 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Adam Henrique (ANA): $5.825M, 2.8 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Filip Forsberg (NSH): $6M, 3.0 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Blake Comeau (DAL): $2.4M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Marcus Sorensen (SJS): $1.5M, -1.5 goals above replacement, -$2.3M Ian Mitchell (CHI): $925K, -2.1 goals above replacement, -$2.4M Alex Chiasson (EDM): $2.15M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$2.4M Aaron Ekblad (FLA): $7.5M, 4.3 goals above replacement, -$2.4M Patric Hornqvist (FLA): $5.3M, 2.1 goals above replacement, -$2.4M Jay Beagle (VAN): $3M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$2.4M Alex Killorn (TBL): $4.45M, 1.3 goals above replacement, -$2.5M Cam Fowler (ANA): $6.5M, 3.2 goals above replacement, -$2.6M Niklas Hjalmarsson (ARI): $5M, 1.7 goals above replacement, -$2.6M Sean Monahan (CGY): $6.375M, 3.0 goals above replacement, -$2.6M Leo Komarov (NYI): $3M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$2.6M Jeff Skinner (BUF): $9M, 5.6 goals above replacement, -$2.6M Jake Virtanen (VAN): $2.55M, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$2.7M Juho Lammikko (FLA): $725K, -2.7 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Brandon Sutter (VAN): $4.375M, 0.9 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Nicklas Backstrom (WSH): $9.2M, 5.7 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Derek Grant (ANA): $1.5M, -1.9 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Filip Hronek (DET): $714K, -2.7 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Christian Dvorak (ARI): $4.45M, 1.0 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Jaden Schwartz (STL): $5.35M, 1.8 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Kyle Turris (EDM): $1.65M, -1.9 goals above replacement, -$2.8M Nicolas Deslauriers (ANA): $1M, -2.5 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Mike Hoffman (STL): $4M, 0.4 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Mark Borowiecki (NSH): $2M, -1.6 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Darren Helm (DET): $3.85M, 0.3 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Chris Wagner (BOS): $1.35M, -2.2 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Brendan Smith (NYR): $4.35M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$2.9M Teuvo Teravainen (CAR): $5.4M, 1.7 goals above replacement, -$3M Ryan Dzingel (OTT): $3.375M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$3M Jordan Staal (CAR): $6M, 2.3 goals above replacement, -$3M Brandon Montour (FLA): $3.85M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$3M Brayden Schenn (STL): $6.5M, 2.8 goals above replacement, -$3M Tyler Johnson (TBL): $5M, 1.3 goals above replacement, -$3M Paul Byron (MTL): $3.4M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$3M Pierre-Luc Dubois (WPG): $5M, 1.2 goals above replacement, -$3.1M Jake Gardiner (CAR): $4.05M, 0.2 goals above replacement, -$3.1M Colin White (OTT): $4.75M, 0.9 goals above replacement, -$3.2M Kyle Palmieri (NYI): $4.65M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$3.2M Brett Connolly (CHI): $3.5M, -0.5 goals above replacement, -$3.3M Colton Parayko (STL): $5.5M, 1.5 goals above replacement, -$3.3M Nikita Zaitsev (OTT): $4.5M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$3.3M Evgenii Dadonov (OTT): $5M, 1.0 goals above replacement, -$3.3M Esa Lindell (DAL): $5.8M, 1.6 goals above replacement, -$3.4M David Savard (TBL): $4.25M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Brady Skjei (CAR): $5.25M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Ryan O'Reilly (STL): $7.5M, 3.3 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Victor Rask (MIN): $4M, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Alex Ovechkin (WSH): $9.538M, 5.3 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Zach Parise (MIN): $7.538M, 3.3 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Valtteri Filppula (DET): $3M, -1.2 goals above replacement, -$3.5M Chris Tierney (OTT): $3.5M, -0.8 goals above replacement, -$3.6M Josh Anderson (MTL): $5.5M, 1.2 goals above replacement, -$3.6M Frans Nielsen (DET): $5.25M, 0.9 goals above replacement, -$3.6M Olli Maatta (LAK): $4.083M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$3.6M Patrik Nemeth (COL): $3M, -1.3 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Nikolai Knyzhov (SJS): $797K, -3.5 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Ben Chiarot (MTL): $3.5M, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Jakub Voracek (PHI): $8.25M, 3.8 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Seth Jones (CBJ): $5.4M, 1.0 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Jacob Larsson (ANA): $1.2M, -3.2 goals above replacement, -$3.7M Danny DeKeyser (DET): $5M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$3.8M Dylan Larkin (DET): $6.1M, 1.6 goals above replacement, -$3.8M Justin Faulk (STL): $6.5M, 2.0 goals above replacement, -$3.8M Nathan Beaulieu (WPG): $1.25M, -3.3 goals above replacement, -$3.9M Kevin Hayes (PHI): $7.143M, 2.5 goals above replacement, -$3.9M Zack Kassian (EDM): $3.2M, -1.5 goals above replacement, -$4M Matt Duchene (NSH): $8M, 3.3 goals above replacement, -$4M J.T. Miller (VAN): $5.25M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$4M Jacob Trouba (NYR): $8M, 3.2 goals above replacement, -$4.1M Nick Foligno (TOR): $5.5M, 0.7 goals above replacement, -$4.1M Evgeny Kuznetsov (WSH): $7.8M, 2.9 goals above replacement, -$4.1M Thomas Chabot (OTT): $8M, 3.1 goals above replacement, -$4.2M Nate Schmidt (VAN): $5.95M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$4.2M Torey Krug (STL): $6.5M, 1.5 goals above replacement, -$4.3M Antoine Roussel (VAN): $3M, -2.0 goals above replacement, -$4.3M Jamie Drysdale (ANA): $925K, -4.0 goals above replacement, -$4.3M Anthony Mantha (WSH): $5.7M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$4.5M Paul Stastny (WPG): $6.5M, 1.3 goals above replacement, -$4.5M Tyler Bozak (STL): $5M, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$4.5M Libor Hajek (NYR): $833K, -4.4 goals above replacement, -$4.5M Jamie Benn (DAL): $9.5M, 4.2 goals above replacement, -$4.6M Carl Grundstrom (LAK): $725K, -4.7 goals above replacement, -$4.8M Kurtis MacDermid (LAK): $875K, -4.5 goals above replacement, -$4.8M Alex Pietrangelo (VGK): $8.8M, 3.3 goals above replacement, -$4.8M Alexander Edler (VAN): $6M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$4.8M Brandon Saad (COL): $6M, 0.4 goals above replacement, -$4.9M Vladimir Tarasenko (STL): $7.5M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$4.9M Ryan Murray (NJD): $4.6M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$4.9M Jason Zucker (PIT): $5.5M, -0.1 goals above replacement, -$4.9M James Neal (EDM): $5.75M, 0.1 goals above replacement, -$4.9M Marcus Johansson (MIN): $4.5M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$5M Marco Scandella (STL): $3.275M, -2.3 goals above replacement, -$5M Ryan Suter (MIN): $7.538M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$5M Nick Leddy (NYI): $5.5M, -0.2 goals above replacement, -$5M Nico Hischier (NJD): $7.25M, 1.5 goals above replacement, -$5M Travis Zajac (NYI): $5.75M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$5M Ryan Getzlaf (ANA): $8.25M, 2.4 goals above replacement, -$5.1M Drew Doughty (LAK): $11M, 5.1 goals above replacement, -$5.1M Keith Yandle (FLA): $6.35M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$5.1M Marc-Edouard Vlasic (SJS): $7M, 1.1 goals above replacement, -$5.2M Eric Staal (MTL): $3.25M, -2.6 goals above replacement, -$5.2M Ivan Provorov (PHI): $6.75M, 0.8 goals above replacement, -$5.3M Milan Lucic (CGY): $6M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$5.3M Anton Stralman (FLA): $5.5M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$5.4M Jakob Silfverberg (ANA): $5.25M, -1.0 goals above replacement, -$5.5M Steven Stamkos (TBL): $8.5M, 2.0 goals above replacement, -$5.7M Max Domi (CBJ): $5.3M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$5.8M Derek Stepan (OTT): $6.5M, 0.0 goals above replacement, -$5.8M Jonathan Drouin (MTL): $5.5M, -1.1 goals above replacement, -$5.9M Marc Staal (DET): $5.7M, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$5.9M Josh Manson (ANA): $4.1M, -2.5 goals above replacement, -$5.9M Ian Cole (MIN): $4.25M, -2.4 goals above replacement, -$5.9M Charlie Coyle (BOS): $5.25M, -1.5 goals above replacement, -$6.1M Evgeni Malkin (PIT): $9.5M, 2.6 goals above replacement, -$6.2M Kyle Okposo (BUF): $6M, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$6.2M Cody Eakin (BUF): $2.25M, -4.7 goals above replacement, -$6.3M Shea Weber (MTL): $7.857M, 0.5 goals above replacement, -$6.6M Logan Couture (SJS): $8M, 0.6 goals above replacement, -$6.7M Jack Eichel (BUF): $10M, 2.5 goals above replacement, -$6.7M Tyler Myers (VAN): $6M, -1.7 goals above replacement, -$7.1M Erik Gudbranson (NSH): $4M, -3.9 goals above replacement, -$7.2M Blake Wheeler (WPG): $8.25M, -0.3 goals above replacement, -$7.9M Patrick Kane (CHI): $10.5M, 1.9 goals above replacement, -$7.9M Radek Faksa (DAL): $3.25M, -5.4 goals above replacement, -$8M Rasmus Andersson (CGY): $4.55M, -4.3 goals above replacement, -$8.2M Ryan Johansen (NSH): $8M, -0.9 goals above replacement, -$8.2M Rasmus Ristolainen (BUF): $5.4M, -3.8 goals above replacement, -$8.5M Jason Demers (ARI): $4.5M, -4.8 goals above replacement, -$8.6M Demers P.K. Subban (NJD): $9M, -0.6 goals above replacement, -$8.9M Subban Patrik Laine (CBJ): $6.75M, -3.5 goals above replacement, -$9.6M Laine Oliver Ekman-Larsson (ARI): $8.25M, -2.7 goals above replacement, -$10.3M Ekman-Larsson Duncan Keith (CHI): $5.538M, -5.4 goals above replacement, -$10.3M Keith Phil Kessel (ARI): $8M, -3.1 goals above replacement, -$10.4M Kessel Josh Morrissey (WPG): $6.25M, -6.4 goals above replacement, -$12M Morrissey Erik Karlsson (SJS): $11.5M, -1.6 goals above replacement, -$12.5M Karlsson Cap hit, in millions of dollars Goals above replacement
Each dot is a skater. The line is the going rate: a skater above it gave more than he cost, and one
below it gave less. Hover over a dot to see the player, or click it to open his page.
GAR is goals above replacement. Value is what the season was worth at the going rate, minus the cap hit.
Teams
What each team got for its cap space, counting its ranked players whose contract is known. A player who
changed teams is split between his teams by the games he played for each.
Skaters
Ranked lists include skaters with at least a quarter of the busiest skater's time on the ice, and never fewer than 200 shot attempts with them out there.
Expected goals relative to team
Expected goals
What each skater's own shots were worth, in all situations, leaving out shots at an empty net. The shot
quality and finishing lists include skaters with at least a quarter of the busiest shooter's attempts, and
the chances created list includes those with at least a quarter of the most ice time. One season of
finishing is mostly luck.
Before 2023-24 the NHL timed events less exactly, and differently from rink to rink, so expected goals for this season are rougher than for recent ones. For teams in these seasons, the share of expected goals is no better a guide than the share of shot attempts.
Chances against results
Each dot is a team at five-on-five. The further right, the more of the expected goals it gets, meaning
the better its chances. The higher, the more of the actual goals it gets. A team above the line is
getting better results than its chances were worth, thanks to hot shooting or goaltending, and a team
below it is getting worse results.
45 50 55 60 40 45 50 55 60 Colorado Avalanche: 60.3% of expected goals, 59.6% of goals COL Montréal Canadiens: 52.9% of expected goals, 50.7% of goals MTL Boston Bruins: 53.1% of expected goals, 53.8% of goals BOS Carolina Hurricanes: 53.9% of expected goals, 56.5% of goals CAR Florida Panthers: 55.1% of expected goals, 55.5% of goals FLA Vegas Golden Knights: 53.8% of expected goals, 58.2% of goals VGK Dallas Stars: 53.7% of expected goals, 52.1% of goals DAL Calgary Flames: 53.8% of expected goals, 51.6% of goals CGY Tampa Bay Lightning: 53.3% of expected goals, 53.4% of goals TBL Philadelphia Flyers: 49.7% of expected goals, 44.4% of goals PHI Toronto Maple Leafs: 56.0% of expected goals, 58.1% of goals TOR Washington Capitals: 52.0% of expected goals, 55.3% of goals WSH New Jersey Devils: 49.3% of expected goals, 45.3% of goals NJD Pittsburgh Penguins: 49.8% of expected goals, 55.8% of goals PIT Nashville Predators: 49.5% of expected goals, 53.6% of goals NSH Anaheim Ducks: 45.8% of expected goals, 45.0% of goals ANA Arizona Coyotes: 47.5% of expected goals, 46.2% of goals ARI Edmonton Oilers: 50.3% of expected goals, 49.8% of goals EDM Ottawa Senators: 47.2% of expected goals, 44.4% of goals OTT New York Islanders: 53.0% of expected goals, 55.7% of goals NYI Winnipeg Jets: 46.2% of expected goals, 51.9% of goals WPG Los Angeles Kings: 44.9% of expected goals, 44.4% of goals LAK San Jose Sharks: 49.3% of expected goals, 44.2% of goals SJS St. Louis Blues: 46.7% of expected goals, 48.1% of goals STL New York Rangers: 48.2% of expected goals, 52.0% of goals NYR Buffalo Sabres: 45.5% of expected goals, 38.8% of goals BUF Columbus Blue Jackets: 45.6% of expected goals, 42.5% of goals CBJ Vancouver Canucks: 44.2% of expected goals, 44.0% of goals VAN Minnesota Wild: 51.7% of expected goals, 53.8% of goals MIN Chicago Blackhawks: 44.2% of expected goals, 44.4% of goals CHI Detroit Red Wings: 44.8% of expected goals, 43.9% of goals DET Expected goals for % (share of chances) Goals for % (share of goals)
Most expected goals: forwards
Most expected goals: defencemen
Goalies
Goals saved above expected: the goals the shots a goalie faced were expected to produce, minus the goals he
let in. Only shots taken while he was in net count, and the league's goalies come out at zero as a group.
The per-60 and hardest-shots lists include goalies who played at least a quarter as much as the busiest.
Before 2023-24 the NHL timed events less exactly, and differently from rink to rink, so expected goals for this season are rougher than for recent ones.
Most goals saved above expected
Goals saved above expected per 60
Fewest goals saved above expected