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Five NHL teams with good matchups on Wednesday and their players who are most involved in the action.
Let’s look at five teams with good matchups on Wednesday and the players on those teams who are most involved in the action. I try not to list injured players, but always check actives/inactives before game time to ensure everyone in your lineup is playing. All stats are from NHL.com.
Detroit Red Wings @ Pittsburgh Penguins
We’ll start with a double-target game: Pittsburgh is one of the best matchups in the league, allowing the third-most shots per game and second-most goals per game. The Red Wings give up a lot of shots (fifth most), but they are stingier with goals (19th).
Detroit’s Top Shooters/Time on Ice
Forwards (Shots/Average Ice Time)
- Dylan Larkin (40/20:10)
- Alex DeBrincat (30/18:03)
- Patrick Kane (28/17:38)
- Jonatan Berggren (27/13:25)
- Lucas Raymond (23/18:28)
- J.T. Compher (20/17:02)
- Vladimir Tarasenko (19/13:47)
Defenders
- Moritz Seider (24/24:05)
- Ben Chiarot (18/20:21)
- Simon Edvinsson (18/20:54)
- Erik Gustafsson (17/16:54)
Pittsburgh’s Top Shooters/Time on Ice
Forwards
- Sidney Crosby (50/20:21)
- Rickard Rakell (44/17:54)
- Anthony Beauvillier (42/12:47)
- Evgeni Malkin (39/19:17)
- Michael Bunting (34/14:26)
- Bryan Rust (29/18:49)
- Drew O'Connor (28/16:17)
- Lars Eller (27/16:25)
Defenders
- Kris Letang (42/23:08)
- Erik Karlsson (42/22:14)
- Matt Grzelcyk (20/20:11)
- Marcus Pettersson (17/22:08)
Carolina Hurricanes @ Utah Hockey Clubs
Utah has allowed just the 23rd-most shots per game but the eighth-most goals per game. This is a better profile than that of the Red Wings, who allow more shots than goals.
Carolina’s Top Shooters/Time on Ice
Forwards
- Andrei Svechnikov (48/17:31)
- Sebastian Aho (40/19:37)
- Jack Roslovic (38/13:52)
- Seth Jarvis (35/18:39)
- Jesperi Kotkaniemi (33/14:14)
- Martin Necas (32/17:35)
- Jordan Martinook (26/15:28)
Defenders
- Brent Burns (31/21:24)
- Dmitry Orlov (21/19:30)
- Jaccob Slavin (16/21:40)
- Jalen Chatfield (19/18:32)
- Shayne Gostisbehere (25/18:26)
- Sean Walker (24/16:17)
Los Angeles Kings @ Colorado Avalanche
The Avs are similar to Utah but to a greater degree: Colorado has allowed the 29th-most shots and third-most goals. Goals are better than shots, so we’ll take it.
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Los Angeles’ Top Shooters/Time on Ice
Forwards
- Kevin Fiala (48/16:55)
- Adrian Kempe (46/18:34)
- Trevor Moore (42/16:58)
- Alex Laferriere (40/15:46)
- Warren Foegele (39/14:52)
- Quinton Byfield (35/17:21)
- Phillip Danault (27/17:22)
- Trevor Lewis (21/11:09)
Defenders
- Brandt Clarke (38/19:04)
- Vladislav Gavrikov (21/23:22)
- Mikey Anderson (21/21:50)
- Jordan Spence (19/18:29)
- Joel Edmundson (17/20:54)
Vegas Golden Knights @ Anaheim Ducks
Anaheim has given up the most shots per game but just the 20th-most goals per game, an OK matchup but not as good as if those numbers were flipped.
Vegas’ Top Shooters/Time on Ice
Forwards
- Pavel Dorofeyev (44/15:47)
- Jack Eichel (40/20:28)
- Brett Howden (32/15:31)
- Ivan Barbashev (28/16:30)
- Alexander Holtz (27/12:59)
- Mark Stone (26/19:07)
- Nicolas Roy (24/16:03)
- Tomas Hertl (23/17:30)
Defenders
- Alex Pietrangelo (30/21:54)
- Noah Hanifin (28/21:22)
- Shea Theodore (27/22:24)
- Brayden McNabb (19/19:16)
