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Chicago Blackhawks — Power play units · 2026-27

Measured through 12 October 2026 · Source: NHL shift charts

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Held · first unit unchanged since Tuesday 6 October 2026

Chicago's first unit has not scored a power-play goal yet. The best, Utah, scores 1.500 a game.

T-30th
PP1 rank of 32
2:52
PP1 min / gm
67.1%
PP1 share
29.7%
PP2 share
0.000
PP1 goals / gm
0.167
PP2 goals / gm
0.50
Club PP pts / gm

2026-27 · 6 games measured · ranks of 32 first units by goals per team game

First unit

17:12 on the ice as a first unit · 0 goals · a shot every 2:27 · the same five 76% of the time

Second unit

29.7% of PP time

7:37 on the ice as a second unit · 1 goal · a goal every 7:37

Slot held, out of the lineup: Frank Nazar. His last measured game is older than the club’s, and an absence neither breaks nor extends a unit run.

Unit by game · last 6

  • PP1
  • PP2
  • Played, not on PP
  • Did not play
SkaterGames → 10 OctPP min/gmPP1 sharePP P
Patrick Kane2:54100%0
Roman Kantserov2:54100%0
Tyler Bertuzzi2:52100%0
Bowen Byram3:19100%0
Anton Frondell2:3183%0
Nick Lardis1:180%1
Oliver Moore1:150%0
Ryan Donato1:130%0
Sam Rinzel1:240%1
Ryan Greene in · 10 Oct0:240%0
Frank Nazar held1:4320%1

One square per club game, oldest to newest. An ink outline is a game he dressed without a power-play shift; a red slashed box, a game he did not dress; a small dot, a night the club drew no power play; a dashed box, a game before he joined the club or one the data could not read. Hover a square for the game. “Held” marks a skater whose unit slot stands while he is out of the lineup.

When Chicago's first unit next changes, the daily has it the next morning.
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On the ice in Chicago's last game

Who is on Chicago's power play?

The season's most-used first unit is Patrick Kane, Tyler Bertuzzi, Bowen Byram, Roman Kantserov and Anton Frondell — together 13:02 as this exact five, 76% of the club's first-unit time.

The season's most-used second unit is Ryan Donato, Frank Nazar, Sam Rinzel, Nick Lardis and Oliver Moore — together 3:32 as this exact five, 46% of the club's second-unit time.

The club's power play

measurevalue
Power plays drawn per game2.33
Power-play time per game4:16
Games measured6
Times shorthanded per game2.67

Trend

PP1 min/gm · last 52:55+0:03 up vs season
PP1 chances/gm · last 50.2±0:00 no change vs season
PP2 min/gm · last 51:15−0:02 down vs season
PP2 chances/gm · last 50.4±0:00 no change vs season

First power-play unit — the five

playerposPP min/gmstreakPP1 sharePP G
Patrick KaneR2:546100%0
Tyler BertuzziL2:526100%0
Bowen ByramD3:195100%0
Roman KantserovR2:546100%0
Anton FrondellC2:31383%0

What PP1 produces

Ranks compare this unit with the other 31 measured first power-play units. Every rate is printed beside the ice time it was computed over.
measurevaluerank of 32 PP1scomputed over
Scoring paceno goals yetT-30th of 320 goals in 17:12 on the ice
Goals per team game0.000T-30th of 320 goals across the club's 6 games
Share of the club's power-play time67.1%23rd of 32of every power-play second the club had, this unit was out for 67.1%
Same five76%10th of 32this exact five: 13:02 of the line's 17:12
Shooting pacea shot every 2:27—7 shots in 17:12 on the ice
High-danger chancesa chance every 8:36—2 high-danger chances — shots from the slot, measured from shot locations — in 17:12 on the ice

Second power-play unit — the five

playerposPP min/gmstreakPP2 sharePP G
Ryan DonatoC1:136100%0
Frank NazarC1:43280%0
Sam RinzelD1:245100%1
Nick LardisL1:186100%0
Oliver MooreC1:156100%0

What PP2 produces

Ranks compare this unit with the other 31 measured second power-play units. Every rate is printed beside the ice time it was computed over.
measurevaluerank of 32 PP2scomputed over
Scoring pacea goal every 7:379th of 321 goal in 7:37 on the ice
Goals per team game0.167T-12th of 321 goal across the club's 6 games
Share of the club's power-play time29.7%12th of 32of every power-play second the club had, this unit was out for 29.7%
Same five46%15th of 32this exact five: 3:32 of the line's 7:37
Shooting pacea shot every 2:32—3 shots in 7:37 on the ice
High-danger chancesa chance every 3:48—2 high-danger chances — shots from the slot, measured from shot locations — in 7:37 on the ice

What a first-unit spot is worth here

opportunity × share × efficiency = first-unit goals per game
termvaluerank
Power plays drawn per game2.3330th of 32
First-unit minutes per game2:5227th of 32
Share of the club's power-play time67.1%23rd of 32
Scoring pace as a five—T-30th of 32
First-unit goals per game0.000T-30th of 32
Same five76%10th of 32

Every skater

playerposunitstreakPP1 sharePP min/gmPK time/gmPP GPP APP P
Patrick KaneRPP16100%2:540:01000
Roman KantserovRPP16100%2:540:01000
Tyler BertuzziLPP16100%2:520:00000
Bowen ByramDPP15100%3:190:47000
Anton FrondellCPP1383%2:311:16000
Nick LardisLPP260%1:180:00011
Oliver MooreCPP260%1:150:00000
Ryan DonatoCPP260%1:130:00000
Sam RinzelDPP250%1:240:02101
Frank NazarCPP2 held220%1:431:18011
Ryan GreeneCPP210%0:241:26000
Alex VlasicD——0%0:022:16000
Cole SmithR——0%0:021:44000
Ian ColeD——0%0:022:06000
Jordan GreenwayL——0%0:031:17000
Wyatt KaiserD——0%0:091:22000
Teuvo TeravainenC——0%0:001:26000
Artyom LevshunovD——17%0:181:22000
Dominic ToninatoC——0%0:020:00000
Andrew MangiapaneL——0%0:000:00000
Ethan Del MastroD——0%0:000:05000
Kevin KorchinskiD——0%0:120:00000

held — his last measured game is older than the club’s: injured or scratched, and an absence neither breaks nor extends a streak.

Every game — 6 this season

dateoppPP1 timePP1 GPP1 SOGPP1 SATPP1 HDCPP2 timePP2 GPP2 SATPP2 HDC
6 games2:52/gm071521:16/gm152
10 OctCAR2:1601201:44000
8 OctNYI3:5902611:37000
6 OctSTL3:0602200:54132
3 OctBUF1:1800000:42000
1 OctUTA3:5701201:16000
29 SepVGK2:3601311:24020

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Measured from the NHL's own shift charts: 89 games in 2026-27.