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NHL Shots on Goal per 60 Leaders

2024-25All situationsThrough 85 team games

Brady Tkachuk (OTT) leads NHL skaters with a SOG/60 of 13.53 in 2024-25, ahead of Alex Ovechkin (WSH) (12.34).

Brady Tkachuk, last 10 games

Leaders: Shots on Goal per 60, 2024-25

  1. Brady Tkachuk, Ottawa Senators1stBrady TkachukOTT · 1,313 TOI (min)13.53Share
  2. Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals2ndAlex OvechkinWSH · 1,152 TOI (min)12.34Share
  3. David Pastrnak, Boston Bruins3rdDavid PastrnakBOS · 1,655 TOI (min)11.56Share
  4. Auston Matthews, Toronto Maple Leafs4thAuston MatthewsTOR · 1,372 TOI (min)11.42Share
  5. Pavel Dorofeyev, Vegas Golden Knights5thPavel DorofeyevVGK · 1,355 TOI (min)11.25Share

The full ranked table, with filters, follows.

What Shots on Goal per 60 measures

This board ranks skaters by shots on goal per 60 minutes of ice time in all situations, so a fourth-liner who plays 9 minutes is compared fairly with a top-pair defenseman who plays 25. Players under the minimum-minutes cutoff are hidden. Shots on Goal per 60 minutes of ice time, all situations.

Rates settle faster than totals but need minutes: early in the season, low-minute players swing the most. A row needs at least 510 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.

Shots on goal count every shot that the goalie saved or that went in. Volume shooters with power-play time lead the league; shots are the most repeatable scoring stat a skater has. Rates surface low-minute players who already produce; they are the ones to grab when an injury opens up ice time. In 2024-25, 605 skaters qualify for this board; the median is 5.54 and Brady Tkachuk leads at 13.53.

Shots on Goal per 60 leaderboard

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NHL Shots on Goal per 60 Leaders, 2024-25, All situations
#PlayerSOG/60SOG
1Brady TkachukFOTT13.531,313296100%▲1
2Alex OvechkinFWSH12.341,15223788%▼4
3David PastrnakFBOS11.561,655319100%
4Auston MatthewsFTOR11.421,37226199%
5Pavel DorofeyevFVGK11.251,35525489%▼2.4
6Filip ForsbergFNSH11.041,52728199%▼0.6
7Sam BennettFFLA10.901,32624180%▼1.3
8Nathan MacKinnonFCOL10.671,800320100%
9Jack HughesFNJD10.601,29622999%
10Tyler ToffoliFSJS10.591,32123338%▲0.5
11Nazem KadriFCGY10.551,58727972%▲2.7
12Michael EyssimontFSEA10.428171420.1%
13Dylan GuentherFUTA10.291,190204100%
14Macklin CelebriniFSJS10.221,385236100%
15Tage ThompsonFBUF10.191,425242100%
16Timo MeierFNJD10.041,42923975%▼2.5
17Carter VerhaegheFFLA10.031,44724276%▲7.6
18Jordan KyrouFSTL10.001,43423968%▼1.3
19Anders LeeFNYI9.991,39923329%▼0.6
20Alex DeBrincatFDET9.991,465244100%▲1
21Logan StankovenFCAR9.891,17719481%▲0.9
22Frank VatranoFANA9.881,4212344.8%▼0.8
23Matthew TkachukFFLA9.87948156100%▲1.2
24Carl GrundstromFSJS9.83537880.1%
25Cutter GauthierFANA9.821,16119098%

Minimum sample: 510 minutes (it scales with games played). 315 below the minimum are hidden.

Frequently asked questions

Who leads the NHL in Shots on Goal per 60 in 2024-25?

Brady Tkachuk leads with 13.53. The median of the 605 qualified skaters is 5.54.

Which defenseman leads in Shots on Goal per 60 in 2024-25?

Dougie Hamilton leads NHL defensemen with 8.78; the top forward is Brady Tkachuk at 13.53.

How is Shots on Goal per 60 calculated?

Shots on Goal per 60 minutes of ice time, all situations. Regular season only, from the NHL's official game data.

How reliable is Shots on Goal per 60?

Rates settle faster than totals but need minutes: early in the season, low-minute players swing the most.

Why are some players missing from the board?

Rows below the minimum sample (510 minutes) are hidden; 315 are below it right now. The minimum grows with the number of games teams have played.