2012 NHL Winning Percentage by Team

The Chicago Blackhawks and the Pittsburgh Penguins shared the lead of the NHL in winning percentage in 2012, with .750. The average across 30 NHL teams is .500.

Led the NHL in 2012 Chicago Blackhawks 48 games

.750 Winning Percentage Tied with Pittsburgh Penguins

#	Team	G	W%
1	Chicago Blackhawks	48	.750
1	Pittsburgh Penguins	48	.750
3	Anaheim Ducks	48	.625
4	Montréal Canadiens	48	.604
4	St. Louis Blues	48	.604
6	Boston Bruins	48	.583
7	Los Angeles Kings	48	.563
7	Washington Capitals	48	.563
9	Minnesota Wild	48	.542
9	New York Rangers	48	.542
9	Toronto Maple Leafs	48	.542
9	Vancouver Canucks	48	.542
13	Ottawa Senators	48	.521
13	San Jose Sharks	48	.521
15	Columbus Blue Jackets	48	.500
15	Detroit Red Wings	48	.500
15	New York Islanders	48	.500
15	Winnipeg Jets	48	.500
	NHL average		.500
19	Philadelphia Flyers	48	.479
20	Dallas Stars	48	.458
21	Buffalo Sabres	48	.438
21	Phoenix Coyotes	48	.438
23	Calgary Flames	48	.396
23	Carolina Hurricanes	48	.396
23	Edmonton Oilers	48	.396
23	New Jersey Devils	48	.396
27	Tampa Bay Lightning	48	.375
28	Colorado Avalanche	48	.333
28	Nashville Predators	48	.333
30	Florida Panthers	48	.313

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.