1 Boston 7 goals in 27 power--play advantages = 25.93 % 2 Toronto 8 goals in 32 power--play advantages = 25.00 % 3 Colorado 24 goals in 111 power--play advantages = 21.62 % 4 NY Rangers 12 goals in 56 power--play advantages = 21.43 % 5 Philadelphia 15 goals in 71 power--play advantages = 21.13 % 6 Vancouver 7 goals in 39 power--play advantages = 17.95 % 7 Washington 7 goals in 39 power--play advantages = 17.95 % 8 Detroit 20 goals in 112 power--play advantages = 17.86 % 9 Pittsburgh 16 goals in 100 power--play advantages = 16.00 % 10 St Louis 11 goals in 69 power--play advantages = 15.94 % 11 Chicago 7 goals in 46 power--play advantages = 15.22 % 12 Florida 14 goals in 109 power--play advantages = 12.84 % 13 Montreal 3 goals in 31 power--play advantages = 9.68 % 14 Tampa Bay 3 goals in 35 power--play advantages = 8.57 % 15 Calgary 0 goals in 22 power--play advantages = 0.00 % 16 Winnipeg 0 goals in 28 power--play advantages = 0.00 %
1 Chicago 5 goals in 54 shorthanded situations = 9.26 % 2 Philadelphia 7 goals in 63 shorthanded situations = 11.11 % 3 NY Rangers 8 goals in 57 shorthanded situations = 14.04 % 4 Pittsburgh 14 goals in 96 shorthanded situations = 14.58 % 5 Detroit 13 goals in 89 shorthanded situations = 14.61 % 6 Toronto 5 goals in 34 shorthanded situations = 14.71 % 7 Colorado 17 goals in 114 shorthanded situations = 14.91 % 8 Boston 5 goals in 30 shorthanded situations = 16.67 % 9 Washington 7 goals in 42 shorthanded situations = 16.67 % 10 Calgary 4 goals in 21 shorthanded situations = 19.05 % 11 Florida 20 goals in 103 shorthanded situations = 19.42 % 12 St Louis 15 goals in 74 shorthanded situations = 20.27 % 13 Vancouver 8 goals in 37 shorthanded situations = 21.62 % 14 Winnipeg 8 goals in 37 shorthanded situations = 21.62 % 15 Tampa Bay 10 goals in 43 shorthanded situations = 23.26 % 16 Montreal 8 goals in 33 shorthanded situations = 24.24 %
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