Elias Pettersson

60.6% of his unblocked attempts actually hit the net.

24.2% of everything he shoots gets blocked before it arrives.

46.6% of what he shoots comes from the slot.

47.0% of his attempts come from inside 25 feet.

His average attempt comes from 27.3 feet.

From inside 25 feet he buries 5.7% of his attempts.

Pettersson has 15 goals off 16.8 expected: 1.8 short of what the chances say.

He converts 10.9% of the shots he puts on goal.

Opponents get 64.69 shot attempts an hour with Pettersson on the ice at 5v5.

He gives up 5.09 expected goals an hour at 5v5.

Pettersson's line owns 44.5% of the 5v5 shot attempts.

44.2% of the 5v5 shots on goal go his way when Pettersson is on.

The Canucks score 36.6% of the 5v5 goals with Pettersson out there.

His line is being outscored despite the play: 36.6% of the goals off 45.8% of the expected goals.

The Canucks are down 11 goals with Pettersson on the ice.

At 5v5 the Canucks generate 45.8% of the expected goals with Pettersson on the ice.

Short-handed he concedes 10.98 expected goals an hour.

He is -30 on the season.

31 takeaways against 68 giveaways: he loses it far more often than he wins it back.

He finishes 2.87 checks an hour.

He draws 1:09 of penalty kill time a game, 170th among forwards.

The five the coach goes back to is Pettersson with Garland, Hronek, Hughes and Kane, 31 minutes at 5v5.

Pettersson has been shuffled through 54 different five-man units, and only 1 of them have settled.

The pairing with Pettersson is the one that costs him: 35.3% of the expected goals together, 48.5% apart.

Pettersson does better away from him: 42.8% of the expected goals apart against 35.3% together.

He spends more 5v5 time with DeBrusk than anyone: 455 minutes, worth 44.1% of the expected goals.

Spencer Knight has turned him away every time: 13 attempts, no goals.

Auston Matthews beats him on the draw: he wins only 11.1% of them.

The Kings have held him without a goal on 18 attempts.

60.6% of his unblocked attempts actually hit the net.

24.2% of everything he shoots gets blocked before it arrives.

46.6% of what he shoots comes from the slot.

47.0% of his attempts come from inside 25 feet.

His average attempt comes from 27.3 feet.

From inside 25 feet he buries 5.7% of his attempts.

Pettersson has 15 goals off 16.8 expected: 1.8 short of what the chances say.

He converts 10.9% of the shots he puts on goal.

Opponents get 64.69 shot attempts an hour with Pettersson on the ice at 5v5.

He gives up 5.09 expected goals an hour at 5v5.

Pettersson's line owns 44.5% of the 5v5 shot attempts.

44.2% of the 5v5 shots on goal go his way when Pettersson is on.

The Canucks score 36.6% of the 5v5 goals with Pettersson out there.

His line is being outscored despite the play: 36.6% of the goals off 45.8% of the expected goals.

The Canucks are down 11 goals with Pettersson on the ice.

At 5v5 the Canucks generate 45.8% of the expected goals with Pettersson on the ice.

Short-handed he concedes 10.98 expected goals an hour.

He is -30 on the season.

31 takeaways against 68 giveaways: he loses it far more often than he wins it back.

He finishes 2.87 checks an hour.

He draws 1:09 of penalty kill time a game, 170th among forwards.

The five the coach goes back to is Pettersson with Garland, Hronek, Hughes and Kane, 31 minutes at 5v5.

Pettersson has been shuffled through 54 different five-man units, and only 1 of them have settled.

The pairing with Pettersson is the one that costs him: 35.3% of the expected goals together, 48.5% apart.

Pettersson does better away from him: 42.8% of the expected goals apart against 35.3% together.

He spends more 5v5 time with DeBrusk than anyone: 455 minutes, worth 44.1% of the expected goals.

Spencer Knight has turned him away every time: 13 attempts, no goals.

Auston Matthews beats him on the draw: he wins only 11.1% of them.

The Kings have held him without a goal on 18 attempts.