NHL EDGE tracking · 2026-27
Every NHL goal since 2023-24 comes with about 14 seconds of puck and player tracking at 10 frames per second. We draw it on our own rink: the skaters, the goalies and the puck, with the zone entry, the passes, the release point and the shot speed. Press Replay on any goal to watch it.
4 tracked goals in 1 game, the most recent night with tracking data. Recaps for this night →
Mason McTavish (STL @ DAL): Rebound, passed in, 3-on-2 at the blue line, 0 passes, 19.5 mph shot.
Hardest tracked shots on goals this season, timed from release to the goal line. A single shot can read about ±25% off at 10 frames per second.
| # | Scorer | Game | Play | Passes | Shot mph | Replay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jimmy Snuggerud STL | @ DAL, Oct 2 | Rush, carried in | 1 | 58.1 | |
| 2 | Dalibor Dvorsky STL | @ DAL, Oct 2 | Dump and chase, dumped in | 1 | 57.1 | |
| 3 | Mason McTavish STL | @ DAL, Oct 2 | Rebound, passed in | 0 | 19.5 | |
| 4 | Pius Suter STL | @ DAL, Oct 2 | Cycle | 0 | 1.8 |
Tracking-derived via NHL EDGE. Replays are drawings of the tracked positions, not video; each game page links to the NHL.com video. Every game page has a Goal anatomy section with these replays, and every player page lists that player's goals. How goal anatomy works · Last night · Today's games
