1989 NHL Shooting Percentage by Team

The Los Angeles Kings led the NHL in shooting percentage in 1989, with 14.3%, 0.3% ahead of the Edmonton Oilers. The average across 21 NHL teams is 12.2%.

Led the NHL in 1989 Los Angeles Kings 80 games

14.3% Shooting Percentage 0.3% clear of Edmonton Oilers

#	Team	G	S%
1	Los Angeles Kings	80	14.3%
2	Edmonton Oilers	80	14.0%
3	Toronto Maple Leafs	80	13.8%
4	Pittsburgh Penguins	80	13.7%
5	Detroit Red Wings	80	12.7%
6	Calgary Flames	80	12.7%
7	St. Louis Blues	80	12.6%
8	Winnipeg Jets (1979)	80	12.3%
	NHL average		12.2%
9	Hartford Whalers	80	12.2%
10	Chicago Blackhawks	80	12.0%
10	New Jersey Devils	80	12.0%
12	New York Islanders	80	11.9%
13	Buffalo Sabres	80	11.8%
14	Philadelphia Flyers	80	11.8%
15	Washington Capitals	80	11.7%
16	New York Rangers	80	11.7%
17	Montréal Canadiens	80	11.6%
18	Boston Bruins	80	11.1%
19	Minnesota North Stars	80	11.1%
20	Vancouver Canucks	80	10.6%
21	Quebec Nordiques	80	10.4%

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.