The table above compares teams in the National Hockey League by offensive output. These NHL offense rankings cover points, goals for per game, shots per game, faceoff win percentage, power play goals for and power play time on ice, so you can compare scoring production, shot volume, faceoff results and power play output.

Offense is the active view by default. Click any column header to sort the league by that stat, and use the Colors toggle to spot strong, average and weak teams at a glance.

What Each Offensive Stat Tells You

Shots and goals do not always move together. A team can lead the league in shot volume and still sit low in scoring if its shot quality or finishing is poor, so it helps to read the two columns side by side.

How to Use the Rankings Table

Switch between Ranks and Stats PG to see each team's position in individual categories or its statistical values. GF/G and Shots/G are per-game averages, while FOW% is a percentage. Filter by East or West, move from the regular season to the playoffs, and choose an available season from the dropdown. You can also select two to five teams in the table to compare them side by side.

Early in the season, rankings can swing quickly because each team has played only a few games. Give the numbers a few weeks to settle before reading too much into a single hot or cold start.

Offense, Defense and the Bigger Picture

Scoring is only half of the picture, so pair these numbers with the Defense tab. For results and playoff position, check the latest NHL standings.

If you follow the market, offensive trends are one useful input when you compare the current NHL odds, alongside goaltending, injuries and schedule. Rankings describe what has happened, not what will happen, so treat them as context rather than a prediction.

NHL Offense Rankings FAQ

It depends on the stat and the time frame. Sort the table by goals for per game to see who scores the most, by shots per game to see who generates the most volume, or by power play goals for to compare scoring production with the man advantage. The leaders update as the season goes on.

The table shows each team’s position in individual statistical categories. Use Ranks to compare category rankings, or Stats PG to view the statistical values. The columns include per-game averages, percentages and other team figures.

Not on their own. Scoring matters, but goaltending, defense, special teams and schedule also shape results. Offensive stats are best used alongside defensive numbers and the standings.

Yes. Select two to five teams using the checkboxes in the table, and the comparison panel at the top will show them side by side.

Rankings become more meaningful as teams play more games. Early in the season a small sample can make an average team look elite or a strong team look weak, so give the numbers a few weeks to settle.

TEAM	Points	GF/G	Shots/G	FOW%	PP GF	PP TOI
COL	2	8	31	40	4	15
EDM	3	7	22.5	50	3	18
PIT	2	7	19	40	2	10
COL	2	6	26	60	2	11
SEA	2	6	25	50	1	12
UTA	2	6	15	70	2	13
VAN	2	6	34	50	2	10
VEG	2	5	26	60	1	6
SAN	2	4	26	40	1	18
LOS	0	4	29	60	0	13
MON	2	3	28	60	0	8
MIN	2	3	20	50	1	8
BOS	2	3	24	50	0	2
NEW	2	3	25	50	0	8
BUF	0	3	23	40	0	15
FLO	3	2	23.5	50	1	39
TOR	2	2	25.5	50	1	16
NEW	2	2	24	60	1	8
PHI	1	1	41	60	0	10
NAS	0	1	30	50	0	8
NEW	0	1	26	40	0	8
CHI	0	1	34.5	40	0	17
TAM	0	1	24	40	0	16
CAL	0	1	32	50	0	4
CAR	1	0	20	60	0	17

TEAM	Points	GF/G	Shots/G	FOW%	PP GF	PP TOI
COL	2	8	31	40	4	15
EDM	3	7	22.5	50	3	18
PIT	2	7	19	40	2	10
COL	2	6	26	60	2	11
SEA	2	6	25	50	1	12
UTA	2	6	15	70	2	13
VAN	2	6	34	50	2	10
VEG	2	5	26	60	1	6
SAN	2	4	26	40	1	18
LOS	0	4	29	60	0	13
MON	2	3	28	60	0	8
MIN	2	3	20	50	1	8
BOS	2	3	24	50	0	2
NEW	2	3	25	50	0	8
BUF	0	3	23	40	0	15
FLO	3	2	23.5	50	1	39
TOR	2	2	25.5	50	1	16
NEW	2	2	24	60	1	8
PHI	1	1	41	60	0	10
NAS	0	1	30	50	0	8
NEW	0	1	26	40	0	8
CHI	0	1	34.5	40	0	17
TAM	0	1	24	40	0	16
CAL	0	1	32	50	0	4
CAR	1	0	20	60	0	17

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