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Jonathan Huberdeau
#10LW · Calgary Flames
Eight hundred and seven career points, twenty-five of them last season.
Jack Hughes
#86C · New Jersey Devils
Seventy-seven points in sixty-one games, and nineteen in his last ten.
Luke Hughes
#43D · New Jersey Devils
Twenty-three minutes a night at twenty-two, and thirty-five points.
Quinn Hughes
#43D · Minnesota Wild
One of the two or three best skating defencemen alive, playing twenty-eight minutes a night and touching every part of the game.
Daemon Hunt
D · Minnesota Wild
A third-round defenceman getting his first real look, with no goals and not much evidence either way.
Ville Husso
#33G · Anaheim Ducks
A career .900 goaltender, and two straight seasons well below it.
Lane Hutson
#48D · Montréal Canadiens
Five-foot-nine, a hundred and sixty-two pounds, twenty-four minutes a night, and seventy-eight points.
Zach Hyman
#18LW · Edmonton Oilers
A fifth-round pick who made himself a 30-goal scorer by being willing to stand in the one place nobody else wants to stand.
Arttu Hyry
RW · Dallas Stars
Twenty games, three goals, and five points in his last ten.
Alex Iafallo
#9LW · Winnipeg Jets
An undrafted winger nine years into a career built on doing the correct thing every shift.
Vincent Iorio
#6D · New York Rangers
Six foot four, thirty-six career games, and no goals in any of them.
Jack St. Ivany
D · Winnipeg Jets
A big depth defenceman with twenty games and seven assists, which is a strange line in either direction.
Dominic James
C · Tampa Bay Lightning
Forty-three games, seven goals, and twenty-five goals for against thirteen.
Mark Jankowski
#77LW · Carolina Hurricanes
Fifty-eight per cent of his shots from inside twenty feet, which is the highest share in this book.
Mattias Janmark
#13C · Edmonton Oilers
Fast, honest and almost entirely without offense — a coach's fourth-liner who has outlasted most of his draft class.
Tristan Jarry
#35G · Edmonton Oilers
A two-time All-Star whose game has come apart badly enough that he was sent to the minors two years ago.
Seth Jarvis
#24RW · Carolina Hurricanes
Five foot ten, thirty-two goals, and he takes his shots where the goals are.
Tanner Jeannot
#84LW · Boston Bruins
Sixty-six penalty minutes, six goals, and a contract that has followed him around.
Boone Jenner
#22C · Washington Capitals
Eight hundred and eight games, and thirteen goals at thirty-three.
Nick Jensen
#4D · Anaheim Ducks
Gives up shots and refuses to give up chances, which is a rarer skill than it sounds.
David Jiricek
#5D · Philadelphia Flyers
The sixth pick in 2022, twenty-six games, and no points at all.
Albert Johansson
#20D · Detroit Red Wings
Eighty-two games at nineteen percentile, in a role the club had nobody else for.
Jonas Johansson
#31G · Tampa Bay Lightning
A hundred and five games, and a .8836.
Kent Johnson
#91C · Columbus Blue Jackets
The fifth pick in 2021, a hundred and seventy pounds, and twenty-two points.
Ross Johnston
#49LW · St. Louis Blues
Six foot five, a hundred and seven penalty minutes, and forty-six points in three hundred and seven games.
Wyatt Johnston
#53C · Dallas Stars
Forty-five goals, twenty-seven of them on the power play, and the thirteenth percentile at even strength.
Henri Jokiharju
#20D · Boston Bruins
Four hundred and forty-eight games at twenty-seven, and still being asked to play the third pair.
Ben Jones
#64C · Calgary Flames
Three points in twenty-eight games, and the first percentile in shot attempts.
Max Jones
#46LW · Edmonton Oilers
A big, straight-ahead energy winger who plays eight minutes and makes all of them uncomfortable.
Seth Jones
#3D · Florida Panthers
Twenty-three and three-quarter minutes a night, and a reputation that has finally caught up with the results.
Mathieu Joseph
RW · Edmonton Oilers
Speed, penalty-killing minutes, and a scoring touch that has been trending the wrong way for three years.
Dakota Joshua
#81C · Toronto Maple Leafs
Sixty-one per cent of his shots from inside twenty feet, and a median of thirteen.
Roman Josi
#59D · Nashville Predators
A thousand and thirty games, twenty-five minutes a night, and a club sinking underneath him.
Noah Juulsen
#47D · Colorado Avalanche
A former first-round pick, ten years on, playing a sheltered third pairing and doing it competently.
Nazem Kadri
#91C · Colorado Avalanche
A seventeen-year veteran whose ugly plus-minus belongs mostly to a different team.
Wyatt Kaiser
#44D · Chicago Blackhawks
Nineteen and a half minutes a night, and the thirteenth percentile in both columns.
Kaapo Kakko
#84RW · Seattle Kraken
The second pick in 2019, plus fourteen, and the twelfth percentile.
Patrick Kane
#88RW · Chicago Blackhawks
Nineteen seasons, fourteen hundred points, and he is still the best passer on the ice most nights.
Kasperi Kapanen
#42RW · Edmonton Oilers
Blazing speed, a decent shot, and eleven years of people wondering why it has not added up to more.
Oliver Kapanen
#91C · Montréal Canadiens
A second-round Finn who scored twenty-two goals as a rookie and did most of it beside the best young playmaker on the team.
Kirill Kaprizov
#97LW · Minnesota Wild
A fifth-round pick out of Russia who turned into the most electric goal-scorer this franchise has ever had.
Erik Karlsson
#65D · Pittsburgh Penguins
Eleven hundred and fifty-nine games, and sixty-six points at thirty-six.
Linus Karlsson
C · Vancouver Canucks
The fifty-seventh percentile on the worst possession club in the West, and fifteen goals.
Tye Kartye
#24LW · New York Rangers
Undrafted, two hundred and four games, and the sixteenth percentile.
Marco Kasper
C · Detroit Red Wings
The eighth pick in 2022, nineteen points, and a minus-twenty.
Mark Kastelic
C · Boston Bruins
Six foot four, a hundred and forty penalty minutes, and twelve goals — the job as it exists now.
Clayton Keller
#9RW · Utah Mammoth
Eighty-eight points, twenty in his last ten, and five foot ten.
Parker Kelly
#17C · Colorado Avalanche
An undrafted fourth-liner who scored twenty-one goals, which is not what fourth-liners do.
Adrian Kempe
#9RW · Los Angeles Kings
The rare winger who is his team's leading scorer and its best defensive forward at the same time.
Alexander Kerfoot
#15C · Nashville Predators
Six hundred and thirty-nine games of doing the useful thing quietly.
Matthew Kessel
#51D · New York Islanders
Ninety-nine games across four seasons, and three goals.
Michael Kesselring
#7D · San Jose Sharks
A hundred and ninety games, no goals last season, and fifty penalty minutes in thirty-four.
Marat Khusnutdinov
C · Boston Bruins
Fifteen goals on seventy-eight shots, and a role he has grown into faster than expected.
Alex Killorn
#17LW · Anaheim Ducks
A thousand games, two Cups, and a role here that has quietly become teaching.
Ben Kindel
#81C · Pittsburgh Penguins
Nineteen years old, thirty-five points, and the eighty-second percentile.
Justin Kirkland
C · Minnesota Wild
A twenty-nine-year-old with fifty career games, hanging onto the edge of a lineup.
Joel Kiviranta
#22LW · Dallas Stars
The ninety-ninth percentile in Colorado, and nine points to show for it.
Adam Klapka
#43RW · Calgary Flames
Six foot eight, undrafted, a hundred and twelve penalty minutes, and he can actually skate.
Tyler Kleven
#43D · Ottawa Senators
Six foot five, fifty-three penalty minutes, and the eighty-ninth percentile.
Matthew Knies
#23LW · Toronto Maple Leafs
Sixty-six points, minus thirty, and sixty-two per cent of his shots from inside twenty feet.