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NHL DEFENSE VS POSITION

Colorado Avalanche

2026-27 regular season · through

What the Colorado Avalanche allow to each group, per measured team game. Rank 1 = fewest allowed.

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Forwards

Small sample: 7 measured team games · 82 skater appearances in the shots on goal sample. Through Oct 14, 2026.

2026-27 · allowed to forwards per team game
AllowedCOLNHL avgRankGames
Shots on goal19.2919.8412/327
Goals2.432.69T9/327
Assists3.143.64T10/327
Points5.576.33T11/327
Power-play points allowed to forwards1.141.6111/327

Defencemen

Small sample: 7 measured team games · 44 skater appearances in the shots on goal sample. Through Oct 14, 2026.

2026-27 · allowed to defencemen per team game
AllowedCOLNHL avgRankGames
Shots on goal5.867.015/327
Goals0.570.43T22/327
Assists1.571.66T16/327
Points2.142.09T19/327
Power-play points allowed to defencemen0.140.38T3/327

What the figures measure

Allowed per game means the opposing group's total divided by measured team games, not by skater appearances. Forwards include centers and wings. Defencemen are kept separate. Power-play points count goals and assists on the power play, not team power-play goals.

These are the same NHL game-log team tables used by the Lab's player research cards. Current-season samples include a game only when every recorded skater in that group has the stat. A missing value is not a zero. Game counts can differ by stat. Only regular-season games with both clubs recorded enter the tables.

The comparison uses this season once the card's current-season comparison is ready; before that it uses the previous regular season. League average is the mean of eligible clubs' per-game rates. Rank 1 means fewest allowed, with shared ranks for ties. Small samples describe what happened, not a player's chance of clearing a line.

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