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2026-27 seasonour ratings, 2 games a club so far

Ability to win32 clubs

Colorado Avalanche: the highest ability to win in the league at .562. Chicago Blackhawks sit last of 32 at .430; the club in the middle is at .496.

Recent win rate with newer games weighted more and every overtime or shootout game counted as a tie.

#TeamGPWin rate
1Avalanche1.562
2Sabres1.996.534
3Senators1.527
4Hurricanes2.988016.527
5Canadiens1.996.526
6Mammoth1.996.524
7Wild1.523
8Lightning1.996.522
9Penguins1.996.521
10Oilers1.996.516
11Capitals1.996.515
12Blues1.515
13Bruins1.996.515
14Stars1.514
15Golden Knights1.996.513
16Ducks1.498
17Blue Jackets1.996.496
18Panthers1.996.492
19Jets1.492
20Rangers2.988016.489
21Kraken1.489
22Devils1.486
23Flyers2.988016.484
24Red Wings1.483
25Sharks1.479
26Kings1.477
27Islanders1.476
28Predators1.475
29Flames1.469
30Maple Leafs2.988016.468
31Canucks1.996.430
32Blackhawks2.988016.430
How this is measured

League measures come from the NHL's own season report for 2026-27, regular season only. They are per-game averages and rates, not adjusted for the schedule. Team save percentage is one minus goals against over shots against, so empty-net goals count against it.

The "Our model" measures are our current ratings. Before a club has played, they are last season's form carried over and pulled toward the league average, so in the preseason they and the league measures describe different seasons. GP on those rows counts games our ratings have seen this season. Methodology →