Western Conference · Pacific Division
Vancouver Canucks
2026–27·2–2–0·4 points·6th in the Pacific, 10th in the Western
- Points
- 4#19
- Goal differential
- +1#14
- xGF% (5v5, adj.)
- 38.0%#29
- Power play
- 23.1%#16
- Penalty kill
- 68.8%#25
- GSAx
- −4.7#29
The season
How the points piled up, compared with the rest of the conference.
Cumulative standings points by game number. Tap teams below to pin up to four.
Form
Rolling averages smooth out single games so the trends show. The calendar below has every result; click a day to open the game.
Goals and expected goals per game for and against the Canucks, averaged over the previous ten games. When the solid lines drift above the dashed ones, results are running ahead of the chances.
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Team fingerprint
Where the team ranks among all 32 on the numbers that matter most. Bars show the percentile; the tick marks the league middle.
Results
- Points %.500#19 of 32
- Goal differential+1#14 of 32
- Points above expected+1.0#8 of 32
Offence
- Goals for per game4.75#4 of 32
- xGF /60 (5v5)1.79#29 of 32
- Shot attempts /60 (5v5)46.67#27 of 32
- Power play %23.1%#16 of 32
Defence
- Goals against per game4.50#28 of 32
- xGA /60 (5v5)2.92#27 of 32
- Penalty kill %68.8%#25 of 32
- Goals saved above expected−4.7#29 of 32
Control
- xGF% (5v5, adjusted)38.0%#29 of 32
- CF% (5v5)42.7%#27 of 32
- Faceoff %49.3%#19 of 32
Luck or skill?
Teams that score more than their chances deserve, or concede fewer, often regress. Here is how far this team strayed from its expected goals.
Cumulative goals (solid) against expected goals (dashed) through the season, in all situations. The gap is finishing on the left and goaltending on the right; the dot plots place every team.
Scoring +9.8 goals vs expected
Finishing, all 32 teams (goals − xG)
Preventing −4.7 goals saved vs expected
Goaltending, all 32 teams (xG against − goals against)
Strong starts, strong finishes
Some teams control the first period and fade; others come on late.
Share of expected goals in each period: 5-on-5 in regulation, all situations in 3-on-3 overtime. The grey band is the middle half of the league, the light band the full range, and the tick the league median.