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Team tables carry the record, scoring, shooting, possession and both halves of special teams, with the league rank beside each. The record is three numbers because a club collects a standings point for losing in overtime, and the standings are ordered on points rather than wins. The roster is everyone who played for the club that season, and each line is what he did HERE rather than his whole year, so a player traded in March appears on both clubs with the games he played for each. Every rate is per sixty minutes of ice time, because a first-line forward plays twice the minutes of a fourth-line one. A dash means no number for that cell.

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New York Islanders

New York Islanders place 4th of 32 teams in opposition shots blocked, at 1,235.

1 is best, whichever way the stat runs — a defensive row at 1 allowed the fewest. The count after each slash is how many teams were placed; a rate skips those with too small a sample. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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DisciplineDefense▶
Times Defending A Power Play2155/32
Physical▶
Hits2,0189/32
PhysicalDefense▶
Opposition Shots Blocked1,2354/32
Possession▶
Share Of All Shot Attempts Taken46%29/32
Share Of Faceoffs Won51.3%8/32
Record▶
Games Played82
Standings Points8420/32
Share Of Available Points Taken51.2%20/32
Wins In Regulation Or Overtime3520/32
ScoringOffense▶
Goals Scored Per Game2.7922/32
ScoringDefense▶
Goals Conceded Per Game2.827/32
ShootingOffense▶
Shots On Goal Per Game28.930/32
ShootingDefense▶
Shots On Goal Conceded Per Game32.522/32
Special TeamsOffense▶
Goals Scored Per Man Advantage22.1%12/32
Power Play Rate After Goals Conceded18.8%14/32
Times With A Man Advantage20831/32
Special TeamsDefense▶
Share Of Opposition Power Plays Killed84.2%4/32
Kill Rate Credited With Goals Scored86.5%5/32

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