NHL point correlation: who shares the points when a line scores
A new NHL research sheet. Pick a game and see how often each line's players share the points on a goal, the pairs inside each line, and who assists each scorer.
Posted by Unjuiced Team
Point correlation joins the NHL research sheets. Pick a game and it shows how each team's lines and pairs share the points when they score.
What the sheet shows
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2+ got a point: of the goals scored with every member of a unit on the ice, the share where two or more of them had a goal or an assist, next to the league's rate for that line slot.
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The co-point grid: when one player has a point on a goal, how often a linemate has one on that same goal.
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New lines: a unit with fewer than 10 goals together gets no rate. The sheet shows the pairs inside it and prints counts, never a rate from too few goals.
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Where the points go: each team's points split by line slot, with the league's split beside it.
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Who assists each scorer: the primary and secondary assists on a scorer's goals, in all situations.
Switch between 5-on-5, Power play and All. Rates come from the 2026-27 regular season by default, and the season switch keeps 2025-26 one click away. How it works in the toolbar explains every number.
Point correlation is on Scout and up. Free accounts see one game, chosen for them (today's first game), at 5-on-5: up to five of its units in full, plus where each team's points go. Scout opens every game, every unit, who assists each scorer, Power play, All and the season switch.