Vladimir Tarasenko

He fires 15.16 attempts an hour of ice time.

68.7% of his unblocked attempts actually hit the net.

Tarasenko has taken 283 shot attempts this season.

Tarasenko has 23 goals off 16.1 expected: 6.9 more than the chances alone say.

He converts 15.4% of the shots he puts on goal.

The Wild are up 10 goals with Tarasenko on the ice.

His line is scoring above the chances it creates: 50.0% of the goals off 46.5% of the expected goals.

He scores 1.23 goals an hour of ice time.

He puts 7.93 shots on goal an hour.

Tarasenko produces 2.52 points an hour of ice time.

On the power play he produces 0.7 points an hour.

He sets up 1.29 assists an hour of ice time.

Tarasenko has 4 game winners including 1 in overtime this season.

He takes 0.54 penalty minutes an hour.

Tarasenko plays 14:56 a night, 238th among forwards.

The five the coach goes back to is Tarasenko with Faber, Hughes, Trenin and Yurov, 51 minutes at 5v5.

His power-play unit is Boldy, Buium, Eriksson Ek and Kaprizov: 7 goals in 34 minutes.

Tarasenko is at his best beside Hughes: 55.2% of the expected goals together against 43.5% apart.

Hughes is a different player beside him: 55.2% of the expected goals with Tarasenko, 51.0% without him.

The pairing that generates most is Tarasenko and Faber: 5.36 expected goals an hour.

With Brodin on the ice too, the Wild have outscored opponents 9 to 5 at 5v5.

On the power play his best partner is Hughes: 96.6% of the expected goals over 43 minutes.

Tarasenko has scored 2 times on Anthony Stolarz this season, more than on any other goaltender.

He has 4 goals against the Maple Leafs this season.

He has drawn 2 penalties on MacKenzie Weegar.

Ryan Hartman has assisted on 7 of his 23 goals, 30.4% of them.

He has helped on 7 of Danila Yurov's goals, 29.2% of his own assists.

66.7% of his assists are primary, the pass that actually made the goal.

He fires 15.16 attempts an hour of ice time.

68.7% of his unblocked attempts actually hit the net.

Tarasenko has taken 283 shot attempts this season.

Tarasenko has 23 goals off 16.1 expected: 6.9 more than the chances alone say.

He converts 15.4% of the shots he puts on goal.

The Wild are up 10 goals with Tarasenko on the ice.

His line is scoring above the chances it creates: 50.0% of the goals off 46.5% of the expected goals.

He scores 1.23 goals an hour of ice time.

He puts 7.93 shots on goal an hour.

Tarasenko produces 2.52 points an hour of ice time.

On the power play he produces 0.7 points an hour.

He sets up 1.29 assists an hour of ice time.

Tarasenko has 4 game winners including 1 in overtime this season.

He takes 0.54 penalty minutes an hour.

Tarasenko plays 14:56 a night, 238th among forwards.

The five the coach goes back to is Tarasenko with Faber, Hughes, Trenin and Yurov, 51 minutes at 5v5.

His power-play unit is Boldy, Buium, Eriksson Ek and Kaprizov: 7 goals in 34 minutes.

Tarasenko is at his best beside Hughes: 55.2% of the expected goals together against 43.5% apart.

Hughes is a different player beside him: 55.2% of the expected goals with Tarasenko, 51.0% without him.

The pairing that generates most is Tarasenko and Faber: 5.36 expected goals an hour.

With Brodin on the ice too, the Wild have outscored opponents 9 to 5 at 5v5.

On the power play his best partner is Hughes: 96.6% of the expected goals over 43 minutes.

Tarasenko has scored 2 times on Anthony Stolarz this season, more than on any other goaltender.

He has 4 goals against the Maple Leafs this season.

He has drawn 2 penalties on MacKenzie Weegar.

Ryan Hartman has assisted on 7 of his 23 goals, 30.4% of them.

He has helped on 7 of Danila Yurov's goals, 29.2% of his own assists.

66.7% of his assists are primary, the pass that actually made the goal.