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The 2025-26 edition

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Evidence

Page 12 of 12 · Timmins to Zucker

21

Conor Timmins

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Buffalo Sabres

A right-shot depth defenceman on his fourth organisation at 27, with a plus-11 and 15 points.

74

Owen Tippett

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Philadelphia Flyers

20 goals and the 84th percentile of chances, in the third straight season his shooting percentage has fallen.

8

Brady Tkachuk

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Ottawa Senators

The captain took 123 penalty minutes, scored 29 goals in 72 games, and had the best chance share on the club while his ice was outscored 26-37.

19

Matthew Tkachuk

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Florida Panthers

57 points in 52 games and a 56.7 per cent chance share, and a body that has now been broken twice in eighteen months.

7

Devon Toews

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Colorado Avalanche

The quiet half of the best pairing in hockey, and the reason the loud half can do what he does.

73

Tyler Toffoli

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · San Jose Sharks

30 goals on 233 shots on a club that scored 204, in the first year of a four-year contract.

20

Eeli Tolvanen

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Seattle Kraken

23 goals on 137 shots at fourteen minutes a night, and the worst on-ice goals-against gap among the club's forwards.

PT

Philip Tomasino

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Pittsburgh Penguins

Six game-winning goals in 61 games across two clubs, from a former first-round pick on his second organisation at 23.

13

Alexey Toropchenko

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · St. Louis Blues

Six-foot-six, and the ice he was on outscored its expectation by twenty-four goals from a fourth line.

13

Yakov Trenin

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Minnesota Wild

15 points, a 46.1 per cent chance share, and 54 penalty minutes in twelve minutes a night.

16

Vincent Trocheck

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · New York Rangers

26 goals, 7 game-winners and 6 shorthanded goals at 21:06 a night, from a 5-11 centre of 32.

65

Jacob Trouba

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Anaheim Ducks

A captaincy stripped in New York, a trade in December, and a 44.9 per cent chance share to end the season with.

72

Maxim Tsyplakov

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · New York Islanders

An undrafted KHL free agent who arrived at 26 and posted the 84th percentile in chance share on a club that missed the playoffs.

89

Alex Tuch

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Buffalo Sabres

36 goals and an 18.4 per cent rate, and an on-ice goal differential of minus-14 to show for it.

75

Tyler Tucker

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 487 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · St. Louis Blues

Fifty-five penalty minutes in 38 games, no shot attempts at all from inside 20 feet, and a 200th-overall pick.

15

Alex Turcotte

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Los Angeles Kings

25 points in 68 games at 24, and 53 per cent of his shots from inside 20 feet.

35

Linus Ullmark

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Ullmark did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Ottawa Senators

A .9089 in 44 games in his first season in Ottawa, two years on from a Vezina and a .9375.

18

Urho Vaakanainen

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · New York Rangers

14 assists in 51 games at 16:25, seven seasons after being drafted 18th overall, and finally a regular.

41

Vitek Vanecek

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Vanecek did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Utah Mammoth

An .884 across San Jose and Florida, and a Stanley Cup ring he did not play a minute for.

88

Andrei Vasilevskiy

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Vasilevskiy did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Tampa Bay Lightning

A .9207 with 6 shutouts across 63 games, and 17.5 goals better than the chances faced.

77

Frank Vatrano

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Anaheim Ducks

234 shots and 21 goals, which is 9 per cent, after scoring 37 the year before.

70

Karel Vejmelka

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Vejmelka did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Utah Mammoth

A .9039 across 58 games and 1,509 shots, the best season of his career by a distance.

90

Joe Veleno

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, a short report. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Montreal Canadiens

17 points, a minus-23, and a fourth-line centre on his third organisation at 25.

23

Carter Verhaeghe

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Florida Panthers

242 shots and 20 goals — an 8.3 per cent rate — on a 55.9 per cent chance share.

13

Gabriel Vilardi

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Winnipeg Jets

Sixty-two per cent of his shot attempts from inside 20 feet — the most net-front profile on the roster — and 27 goals in 71 games.

80

Dan Vladar

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Vladar did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Philadelphia Flyers

Six-foot-five, an .8975 in Calgary, and signed in the summer to compete for a job on the club with the worst goaltending in the league.

72

Alex Vlasic

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Chicago Blackhawks

82 games at 23:16 a night, a 41.9 per cent chance share, and on-ice goals of 56-82.

10

Dmitri Voronkov

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Columbus Blue Jackets

23 goals from 6-5 and 234 pounds, with 62 per cent of his shots taken from inside 20 feet.

26

Nathan Walker

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · St. Louis Blues

The first Australian to play in the NHL, 63 penalty minutes at 5-9, and a twenty-eight goal finishing surplus on his ice.

26

Sean Walker

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Carolina Hurricanes

A 57.4 per cent chance share, a minus-7, and 15 goals of finishing and goaltending disappearing from underneath him.

30

Jesper Wallstedt

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Wallstedt did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Minnesota Wild

2 NHL games at 22, an .8431, and the goaltender this organisation has been waiting four years for.

96

Jake Walman

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Edmonton Oilers

40 points and a 47.8 per cent chance share, and the most expensive deadline defenceman of the year.

41

Scott Wedgewood

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Wedgewood did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Colorado Avalanche

A career backup with 8 organisations behind him, and the most reassuring 24 games the club got all year.

52

MacKenzie Weegar

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Calgary Flames

47 points and a plus-18 on a club that was outscored, and 24:10 a night doing it.

21

Alexander Wennberg

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · San Jose Sharks

35 points and a minus-21 at 30, from a defensive centre with the 10th-percentile chance share.

8

Zach Werenski

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Columbus Blue Jackets

82 points and 26:45 a night, and the largest single-season workload by any defenceman in this edition.

28

Zach Whitecloud

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Vegas Golden Knights

Undrafted, the 84th percentile of chances, and the first Indigenous player from Manitoba to win a Stanley Cup.

83

Adam Wilsby

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 380 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Nashville Predators

The best chance share on the blue line at 52.1 per cent in 23 games, and 3 per cent shooting on 33 attempts.

43

Tom Wilson

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

RW · Washington Capitals

Thirty-three goals and a hundred penalty minutes, from a player who scored three goals in his first NHL season.

32

Dustin Wolf

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Wolf did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Calgary Flames

6 feet, 166 pounds, a .9096 in 53 games, and 17.4 goals of goaltending on a club that scored 213.

53

Joseph Woll

Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Woll did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.

G · Toronto Maple Leafs

27 wins and a .9087 in 42 games, and the first full season of his career.

11

Miles Wood

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 360 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Columbus Blue Jackets

37 games, 8 points, and 48 penalty minutes — a fourth-line winger acquired mainly to take a contract.

29

Parker Wotherspoon

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Pittsburgh Penguins

Eighteen minutes a night in Boston from a seventh defenceman with 108 NHL games at 28.

51

Shane Wright

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Seattle Kraken

Nineteen goals on 91 shots — a 20.9 per cent conversion, the highest of any regular in this edition.

72

Arber Xhekaj

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Montreal Canadiens

6-4, 240 pounds, 118 penalty minutes, and on-ice goals of 30-56.

8

Cam York

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Philadelphia Flyers

The 93rd percentile of chances — the best figure on the club — from a 24-year-old defenceman who played 66 games and finished minus-8.

18

Pavel Zacha

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Boston Bruins

47 points in a first-line role, and the most quietly useful forward on a bad team.

91

Nikita Zadorov

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Boston Bruins

6-7 and 255 pounds, 145 penalty minutes, and a plus-25 on a team that was outscored by 49.

6

Egor Zamula

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Philadelphia Flyers

The 89th percentile of chances and twenty-three goals conceded above expectation with him on the ice — the widest gap of any defenceman in this book.

47

Connor Zary

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Calgary Flames

27 points in 54 games and a 52.2 per cent chance share, from the club's most promising young centre.

46

Trevor Zegras

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Philadelphia Flyers

Acquired from Anaheim in the summer after two 60-point seasons and three years of injuries and diminishing returns.

51

Olen Zellweger

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Anaheim Ducks

5-10, 22 years old, 20 points in 62 games, and the most divisive young defenceman in the organisation.

20

Fabian Zetterlund

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Ottawa Senators

Nineteen goals across San Jose and Ottawa, with the worst chance share of any forward in this chapter.

93

Mika Zibanejad

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · New York Rangers

62 points and minus-22, and his five-on-five ice was 46-39 in his favour — the two numbers cannot both be the story.

2

Artem Zub

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

D · Ottawa Senators

Eighty-four per cent of his shot attempts came from beyond 40 feet, and the 86th percentile of chances came with them.

36

Mats Zuccarello

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

C · Minnesota Wild

54 points at 37, and a line that was outscored 20-29 against an expected 39-40.

17

Jason Zucker

Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.

LW · Buffalo Sabres

53 points at 33 and 11 power-play goals on a unit that finished 24th.