1972-1973 NHL Save Percentage by Team

The Montréal Canadiens led the NHL in save percentage in 1972-1973, with .922, .014 ahead of the Chicago Blackhawks. The average across 16 NHL teams is .896.

Led the NHL in 1972-1973 Montréal Canadiens 78 games

.922 Save Percentage .014 clear of Chicago Blackhawks

#	Team	G	SV%
1	Montréal Canadiens	78	.922
2	Chicago Blackhawks	78	.908
3	Minnesota North Stars	78	.908
4	Philadelphia Flyers	78	.906
5	Buffalo Sabres	78	.906
6	Atlanta Flames	78	.904
7	New York Rangers	78	.903
8	Boston Bruins	78	.897
9	Pittsburgh Penguins	78	.897
	NHL average		.896
10	St. Louis Blues	78	.894
11	Los Angeles Kings	78	.892
12	Toronto Maple Leafs	78	.892
13	Detroit Red Wings	78	.890
14	California Golden Seals	78	.882
15	New York Islanders	78	.871
16	Vancouver Canucks	78	.868

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as save percentage and goals against average are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.