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Western Conference · Pacific Division

San Jose Sharks

2023–24·19–54–9·47 points·8th in the Pacific, 16th in the Western

Points
47#32
Goal differential
−146#32
xGF% (5v5, adj.)
40.0%#32
Power play
20.2%#21
Penalty kill
75.4%#28
GSAx
−14.8#27

Penalties by player

The team took 302 penalties and drew 259 (−0.52 per 60 minutes). Misconducts are left out because they don't cause a power play.

Kyle Burroughs3116−15−0.671Tripping (5)
Luke Kunin2829+10.083Fighting (9)
Mario Ferraro188−10−0.336Holding (4)
Calen Addison1710−7−0.466Misconduct (3)
Mikael Granlund1618+2+0.132Holding (6)
Jan Rutta156−9−0.438Roughing (3)
Fabian Zetterlund1514−10.033Holding (3)
William Eklund1519+4+0.230Hooking (4)
Givani Smith1411−3−0.640Roughing (5)
Nikita Okhotiuk143−11−0.944Hooking (4)
Anthony Duclair1012+2+0.128High sticking (3)
Mike Hoffman105−5−0.320Hooking (3)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic94−5−0.326Tripping (4)
Thomas Bordeleau96−3−0.418Holding (2)
Matt Benning82−6−1.414Slashing (2)

Through the season

Discipline comes and goes. Runs of long red bars are stretches when the team kept putting itself short-handed.

Discipline, game by game

Penalties drawn above the line, taken below. The line is the 10-game average of drawn minus taken: above zero, the team is earning more power plays than it gives away. Click a game to open it.

DrawnTaken10-game netLeague average: 3.7 taken per game
302 taken · 259 drawnNet -43Most taken in a game: 9 (Nov 12 at ANA)
105051020406080Drawn ↑Taken ↓

Penalty profile

What the team gets called for, what it draws, and when. Teams protecting a lead tend to take more hooking and holding calls.

Penalty profile

Penalties taken (left) against penalties drawn (right). Switch views to see what kind, in which period, and at what score.

TakenDrawn
54
Tripping
55
42
Hooking
41
30
Roughing
32
34
Holding
21
31
High sticking
15
13
Interference
32
19
Fighting
19
18
Slashing
13
17
Cross checking
7
13
Delaying game puck over glass
5
5
Boarding
3
5
Too many men on the ice
1