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NHL Power-Play Points Leaders: Montreal Canadiens

2026-27All situationsThrough 3 team games

This board ranks every NHL skater by total power-play points this season, regular season only.

Power-play points are goals and assists scored with the man advantage. They belong almost entirely to first-unit (PP1) players, so the board doubles as a map of who runs each power play. PPP is a category in many leagues, and PP1 time is the best single predictor of it. A player who loses his PP1 spot usually drops off this board within weeks.

Leader for the Montreal Canadiens in 2026-27: Chris Kreider (MTL), 0 PPP.

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  • Early sample: teams have played at most 3 games in 2026-27. Expect big swings.

Power-Play Points leaderboard

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NHL Power-Play Points Leaders, Montreal Canadiens, 2026-27, All situations
#PlayerPPPGPPer gameGA
1Chris KreiderFMTL020.001162%▲29
2Phillip DanaultFMTL020.00004.9%▲4.5
3Mike MathesonDMTL020.000185%▼7.8
4Josh AndersonFMTL020.001110%▲9.2
5Jake EvansFMTL020.00005.7%▲5.2
6Alexandre CarrierDMTL020.001114%▲12
7Nick SuzukiFMTL020.0013100%▲0.5
8Alexandre TexierFMTL020.00004.9%▲4.3
9Noah DobsonDMTL020.000198%▼1.2
10Kirby DachFMTL020.000112%▲12
11Cole CaufieldFMTL020.0020100%▲1.2
12Jayden StrubleDMTL020.00003.3%▲2.9
13Alex NewhookFMTL020.000026%▲23
14Zachary BolducFMTL020.001021%▲19
15Arber XhekajDMTL020.000010%▲6.3
16Lane HutsonDMTL020.000399%▲3.1
17Juraj SlafkovskýFMTL020.0000100%▲1.5
18Ivan DemidovFMTL020.001191%▲22

How to read it

Total power-play points this season, all situations.

How reliable is it?

Totals reward games played and ice time as much as skill; see the per-60 version for the rate view.

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