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    Five surprising NHL stats that probably can’t be replicated next season

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefJuly 28, 2026 Sports No Comments1 Min Read
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    The NHL‘s 2026-27 season is closer than you think, thanks in part to just the second-ever September start in league history.

    A new season means new opportunities for players, coaches and entire teams. For some, these new opportunities mean a fresh start, right? 

    Here are five surprising stats that NHL teams would, mostly, prefer aren’t repeated next year.

    This can’t possible happen for a sixth year in a row, right? The Blackhawks have finished 32nd in the NHL in five consecutive years in Natural Stat Trick’s expected goal model. That’s not percentage, that’s actual generation. For five straight years , Chicago has finished last in expected goals generated per 60 minutes at five-on-five. This has been true under five different coaches (Jeremy Colliton, interim Derek King, Luke Richardson, interim Anders Sorensen and Jeff Blashill).





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