2006-2007 NHL Power-Play Points by Team

The Pittsburgh Penguins led the NHL in power-play points in 2006-2007, with 275, 5 ahead of the San Jose Sharks. The average across 30 NHL teams is 203.6.

Led the NHL in 2006-2007 Pittsburgh Penguins 82 games

275 Power-Play Points 5 clear of San Jose Sharks

#	Team	G	PPP
1	Pittsburgh Penguins	82	275
2	San Jose Sharks	82	270
3	Anaheim Ducks	82	263
4	Montréal Canadiens	82	251
5	Los Angeles Kings	82	239
6	Dallas Stars	82	229
7	Colorado Avalanche	82	226
8	New York Rangers	82	224
9	Calgary Flames	82	215
10	Ottawa Senators	82	213
11	Toronto Maple Leafs	82	209
12	Minnesota Wild	82	208
12	Nashville Predators	82	208
14	Vancouver Canucks	82	206
15	Buffalo Sabres	82	204
	NHL average		203.6
16	Boston Bruins	82	201
16	Tampa Bay Lightning	82	201
18	Detroit Red Wings	82	198
19	Carolina Hurricanes	82	194
20	Phoenix Coyotes	82	192
21	Atlanta Thrashers	82	191
22	New Jersey Devils	82	190
23	Washington Capitals	82	189
24	New York Islanders	82	188
25	Columbus Blue Jackets	82	183
26	Florida Panthers	82	178
27	Edmonton Oilers	82	155
28	Philadelphia Flyers	82	153
29	St. Louis Blues	82	133
30	Chicago Blackhawks	82	122

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.