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NHL Power-Play Points per 60 Leaders

2025-26All situations

Connor McDavid (EDM) leads NHL skaters with a PP PTS/60 of 11.03 in 2025-26, ahead of Leon Draisaitl (EDM) (10.88).

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Leaders: PP Points per 60, 2025-26

  1. Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers1stConnor McDavidEDM · 294 PP TOI (min)11.03
  2. Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers2ndLeon DraisaitlEDM · 232 PP TOI (min)10.88
  3. Nick Suzuki, Montreal Canadiens3rdNick SuzukiMTL · 290 PP TOI (min)8.91
  4. Wyatt Johnston, Dallas Stars4thWyatt JohnstonDAL · 287 PP TOI (min)8.79
  5. Mark Stone, Vegas Golden Knights5thMark StoneVGK · 202 PP TOI (min)8.32

The full ranked table, with filters, follows.

What PP Points per 60 measures

This board ranks NHL skaters by points per 60 minutes of power play ice time, this season. Players under the minimum sample are hidden, and every row shows the games or minutes behind the number. Points per 60 minutes of power play ice time, this season.

Special-teams scoring follows special-teams ice time: a player's share of his team's PP minutes repeats much better than his PP points do. A row needs at least 125 minutes to qualify, a bar that rises as the season goes on, so early leaders with a handful of games do not crowd the top.

The power-play split shows who scores with the man advantage. Points are goals plus assists, the classic scoring race. Top-line centres and power-play quarterbacks lead it most years. In 2025-26, 221 skaters qualify for this board; the median is 4.67 and Connor McDavid leads at 11.03.

PP Points per 60 leaderboard

  • Strength comes from the play-by-play skater counts; a few players differ from NHL.com by one goal or point where a penalty expired at the moment of the goal.
221 qualified
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NHL Power-Play Points per 60 Leaders, 2025-26, All situations
#PlayerPP PTS/60PTS
1Connor McDavidFEDM11.0329454100%
2Leon DraisaitlFEDM10.8823242100%
3Nick SuzukiFMTL8.9129043100%
4Wyatt JohnstonFDAL8.792874299%▼1.1
5Mark StoneFVGK8.322022896%▲1.2
6Filip HronekDVAN8.311522194%
7Mikko RantanenFDAL8.182493499%
8Mika ZibanejadFNYR8.012623598%
9Jack HughesFNJD7.951732399%
10Adam FoxDNYR7.931822499%
11Jason RobertsonFDAL7.793164199%
12Evgeni MalkinFPIT7.471772284%▼1
13Andrei SvechnikovFCAR7.282312898%
14Drake BathersonFOTT7.232493096%▼0.9
15Nikolaj EhlersFCAR7.202332887%▼2
16Nikita KucherovFTBL7.0831437100%
17William NylanderFTOR7.061792199%
18Roope HintzFDAL7.001631982%▼1.2
19Ryan Nugent-HopkinsFEDM6.922522973%▼0.9
20David PastrnakFBOS6.9127832100%
21Quinn HughesDMIN6.8129934100%
22Dylan CozensFOTT6.752582980%▼4.7
23Evan BouchardDEDM6.7029633100%
24Macklin CelebriniFSJS6.6929633100%
25Jack EichelFVGK6.6326329100%

Minimum sample: 125 minutes (it scales with games played). 613 below the minimum are hidden.

Frequently asked questions

Who leads the NHL in PP Points per 60 in 2025-26?

Connor McDavid leads with 11.03. The median of the 221 qualified skaters is 4.67.

Which defenseman leads in PP Points per 60 in 2025-26?

Filip Hronek leads NHL defensemen with 8.31; the top forward is Connor McDavid at 11.03.

How is PP Points per 60 calculated?

Points per 60 minutes of power play ice time, this season. Regular season only, from the NHL's official game data.

How reliable is PP Points per 60?

Special-teams scoring follows special-teams ice time: a player's share of his team's PP minutes repeats much better than his PP points do.

Why are some players missing from the board?

Rows below the minimum sample (125 minutes) are hidden; 613 are below it right now. The minimum grows with the number of games teams have played.