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NHL Time on Ice Leaders: New York Islanders

2020-21All situationsThrough 57 team games

This board ranks every NHL skater by average time on ice per game this season, regular season only.

Average time on ice per game, all situations. Number-one defensemen top the board at 24 to 27 minutes a night; the leading forwards play 21 to 23. Ice time is opportunity: more minutes mean more shots, points, hits and blocks. A jump in a player's last-10 TOI is often the first sign of a promotion.

Leader for the New York Islanders in 2020-21: Ryan Pulock (NYI), 22:26 TOI/GP.

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NHL Time on Ice Leaders, New York Islanders, 2020-21, All situations
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1Ryan PulockDNYI22:265610%▼1.4
2Nick LeddyDNYI21:35560.0%
3Adam PelechDNYI21:03563.2%▲3
4Scott MayfieldDNYI19:29560.1%
5Mathew BarzalFNYI18:435584%▲11
6Brock NelsonFNYI17:505688%▼3.6
7Andy GreeneDNYI17:3555—
8Anders LeeFNYI17:322729%▼20
9Josh BaileyFNYI17:3054—
10Jean-Gabriel PageauFNYI16:475412%▲11
11Jordan EberleFNYI16:455530%▲2.7
12Kyle PalmieriFNYI16:345119%▲10
13Travis ZajacFNYI16:2546—
14Anthony BeauvillierFNYI16:24474.0%▲3.8
15Noah DobsonDNYI16:244698%▼1.2
16Casey CizikasFNYI13:50560.1%
17Cal ClutterbuckFNYI13:2650—
18Leo KomarovFNYI12:5033—
19Oliver WahlstromFNYI12:2344—
20Michael Dal ColleFNYI11:5426—
21Matt MartinFNYI11:0454—

Minimum sample: 14 games (it scales with games played). 235 below the minimum are hidden.

How to read it

Minutes per game, all situations (m:ss).

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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