There are 124 attributes for each shot, including everything from the player and goalie involved in the shot to angles, distances, what happened before the shot, and how long players had been on the ice when the shot was taken. Blocked shots are not included in these datasets. Saved shots on goal, missed shots, and goals are included.
Data for the 2022-2023 season will also be available and updated nightly on this page.
List of all NHL players from 2007 onwards with birthdate, height, etcĪll historical shot data is available to download. Data summarized by each of the player's season is also downloadable: You can also download all game level data for all teams for all seasons in one file here.Īny player's game by game career data can be downloaded by searching for their name below. The data includes all regular season games for each team going back to the 2008-2009 season Game level data for each team is available below by clicking on the logo of your team of choice below.
Note, if you want playoff data for the given season, just replace 'regular' in the URL of the link with 'playoffs'. This is a beta, pilot program, and feedback is welcome! Any issues, please email the developers before posting a negative review, we’d like to know and are happy to respond.A data dictionary which explains all of the columns in the datasets can be downloaded here.ĭata is available summarized on the season level and on a game by game level going back to 2008-2009. This app is free (and ad-free!), but if you like the direction we’re going please consider supporting our efforts - donations are greatly appreciated! Game went to a shootout? Tap the shootout tallies to see who scored, or whiffed, and in what order!īest of all, "Live" games are updated near real-time!Īnd this is just the start. Want to see who got the assists? Tap the screen, the goal bubbles expand to show who got the helpers and the exact time of goal. With our visual boxscore approach, the periods are laid out horizontally and color-coded goals are added relative to the time within the period that they were scored. Instead of using the table-based boxscore approach your grandfather's newspapers use, we've developed a new visual approach that uses placement, symbols, and color-coding to instantly give you a better, more intuitive understanding of what happened during a game and how.ĭid one team jump out early, only to withstand a furious rush at the end? Or was it a back-and-forth slugfest? Was that winning goal on the powerplay? The tying goal a shortie? Or, holy cow, a penalty shot? Tired of checking your NHL ® boxscores and reading old fashion, grid based stats? Well, welcome to the future of boxscores!
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