Tuesday 13 October 2026Who's really on PP1 for all 32 NHL teams, measured game by game from the NHL's shift charts, not from practice lines.

Overnight · Buffalo Sabres

Dahlin off the power play

Rasmus Dahlin comes off Buffalo's power play after 5 straight games on PP1. Owen Power moves up to Buffalo's first unit after 5 straight games on PP2. Last night, 2 players moved up to PP1 and 1 lost a PP1 spot. Your league finds out from the box score.

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Rasmus Dahlin
D · BUF · came off the power play, ending a run of 5
Player file: Rasmus Dahlin →
▲ PP1
Owen Power
D · BUF · took a first-unit spot after 5 straight games on PP2
Player file: Owen Power →
▲ PP2
Jiri Kulich
C · BUF · took a second-unit spot after 4 games with no power-play time
Player file: Jiri Kulich →

And 1 more change overnight. The full edition →

3 of the 5 clubs with a measurable power play held their units. 1 had a power play too brief to read. 26 had no game. Measured from last night's shift charts.

Last night, club by club

PP1 goals / gm · league rank

The record

Measured 2026-27. Nothing is projected.
7

Straight games on the New York Rangers' first unit for Adam Fox. All of them.

All the rankings →

PP points leaders

All leaders →
PlayerClubUnitMin/gmPP P
Clayton KellerUTAPP14:426
Dylan GuentherUTAPP14:456
Leo CarlssonANAPP13:596
Jack EichelVGKPP15:075
Logan CooleyUTAPP14:465
Steven StamkosNSHPP14:175
Andrei SvechnikovCARPP14:514
Bo HorvatNYIPP13:384
From the builder

I built this for my own pools first

I grew up playing hockey in Montreal and I’ve run fantasy pools just as long, and every season I wanted one thing that did not exist anywhere: who is really on the first unit, right now, measured rather than rumoured. So I built it. If something here is wrong or missing, the contact form reaches me directly.

Rich Jasinski · Montreal
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