1990 NHL Power-Play Points by Team

The Calgary Flames, the New York Rangers and the Pittsburgh Penguins shared the lead of the NHL in power-play points in 1990, with 262. The average across 21 NHL teams is 204.1.

Led the NHL in 1990 Calgary Flames 80 games

262 Power-Play Points Tied with New York Rangers

#	Team	G	PPP
1	Calgary Flames	80	262
1	New York Rangers	80	262
1	Pittsburgh Penguins	80	262
4	Chicago Blackhawks	80	254
5	Los Angeles Kings	80	230
6	Minnesota North Stars	80	217
7	Hartford Whalers	80	211
8	Boston Bruins	80	208
8	Buffalo Sabres	80	208
8	Winnipeg Jets (1979)	80	208
	NHL average		204.1
11	St. Louis Blues	80	203
12	New Jersey Devils	80	198
13	Philadelphia Flyers	80	191
14	Montréal Canadiens	80	187
14	Washington Capitals	80	187
16	Vancouver Canucks	80	180
17	Edmonton Oilers	80	178
17	Toronto Maple Leafs	80	178
19	Detroit Red Wings	80	164
20	New York Islanders	80	151
21	Quebec Nordiques	80	148

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.