October 20 to 26, 2026

1. Ivar Stenberg LW, 19, San Jose (NHL) held

held

The primary assist on Macklin Celebrini's power-play overtime winner at Montreal on October 20; an empty-net goal at Ottawa on October 22; the primary assist on Dmitry Orlov's power-play goal at Boston on October 24. Third, eighth and fourth of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time: 17:44, 13:58 and 17:03. Six shots.

Both games at Minnesota, 3-5 losses: the second assist on two third-period North Dakota goals on October 22. 17:51 and 18:36, fifth and seventh of nineteen North Dakota skaters in ice time. No shot; a minor on October 23.

3. Eric Pohlkamp RHD, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

No point at Coachella Valley on October 23, a 5-2 win; the second assist on Jimmy Huntington's goal at San Diego on October 24, a 1-4 loss. Four shots. Six assists and no goal in eight games.

Both games against Boston College, a 5-2 win and a 2-2 tie after overtime: 21:48 and 21:29, second of nineteen Denver skaters in ice time both nights. No shot.

5. Luca Cagnoni LHD, 21, San Jose (NHL) held

held

A scratch for all three games; the same six San Jose defensemen dressed each night.

6. Quentin Musty LW, 21, Injured; on neither the Sharks' nor the Barracuda's roster held

held

An upper-body injury from the Rookie Faceoff weekend, disclosed September 17; the general manager said a couple of months at least.

7. Joshua Ravensbergen G, 19, Michigan State (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED held

held

Two starts at New Hampshire: 33 saves on 34 in a 1-0 loss on October 23, 38 on 39 in a 2-1 win on October 24. 71 saves on 73 in the week, 112 on 117 on the season.

8. Filip Bystedt C, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

The second assist on Brett Leason's goal and on Ethan Cardwell's empty-net goal at Coachella Valley on October 23; a minor at San Diego on October 24. Four shots.

9. Leo Sahlin Wallenius LHD, 20, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

The primary assist on Brett Leason's goal at Coachella Valley on October 23. One shot in the week.

10. Cam Lund C, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

Not in the lineup on October 23. His first game of the season at San Diego on October 24, after an upper-body injury disclosed September 17: the primary assist on Jimmy Huntington's goal.

11. Andre Gasseau C, 23, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

The game's first goal, at even strength, on six shots at Coachella Valley on October 23. His five goals lead the Barracuda; Filip Bystedt and Jimmy Huntington have four.

12. Carson Wetsch RW, 20, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

The second assist on Libor Hájek's game-winning goal at Coachella Valley on October 23. One shot in the week; no goal in eight games.

13. Haoxi (Simon) Wang LHD, 19, Boston University (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED held

held

A 4-5 overtime loss at Connecticut on October 22: 19:32, five shots. A 6-3 win over Connecticut on October 24: the second assist on an empty-net goal, 20:26, second of nineteen Boston University skaters in ice time.

14. Mattias Havelid RHD, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) held

held

His first point of the season: the second assist on Donavan Houle's goal at Coachella Valley on October 23.

Michigan's one game, a 3-2 win over Western Michigan on October 23: the primary assist on Will Horcoff's winning goal with one second left. 17:00, sixth of nineteen Michigan skaters in ice time; two shots.

16. Teddy Mutryn C, 19, Boston College (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED held

held

Both games at Denver, a 2-5 loss and a 2-2 tie after overtime: 13:38 and 12:20, thirteenth of eighteen and fifteenth of nineteen Boston College skaters in ice time. Two shots.

A 3-4 shootout loss to Flint on October 23: 22 saves on 25 in 65 minutes. In relief at Flint on October 24: 11 saves on 13 in 39:54. 33 saves on 38 in the week. The record's fourth figure is shootout losses.

18. Christian Kirsch G, 20, Quinnipiac (NCAA), first year HAND-PULLED held

held

One start. A 3-4 overtime loss to Army on October 23: 19 saves on 23. 103 saves on 113 on the season.

The MHL's site refuses us, so these lines are the NHL's player record, which carries two more games, a goal and two assists more than last week.

A 3-2 shootout win at Kelowna on October 21, then losses of 1-2 and 3-4 at Spokane: a power-play goal on October 24. Eight shots.

21. Max Heise C, 20, Denver (NCAA), freshman HAND-PULLED held

held

Both games against Boston College: 10:40 and 11:38, eighteenth and seventeenth of nineteen Denver skaters in ice time. No shot.

Back in the lineup for all three North Bay games: the second assist on Jax Pereira's goal and three shots in a 7-4 win at Barrie on October 24.

The three-on-three overtime winner against Boston University on October 22, a 5-4 win: six shots, 21:05, second of nineteen Connecticut skaters in ice time. A 3-6 loss at Boston University on October 24: 20:08, three shots.

Wichita played once, a 5-1 win over Tulsa on October 23, and Matt Davis played all of it. The Thunder spell him Korostelev.

A 2-5 loss to Robert Morris on October 20: the second assist on a power-play goal, 20:26, third of nineteen Penn State skaters in ice time. Two wins over Canisius: the primary assist on Jackson Smith's goal with five seconds left on October 23. Fifteen shots.

The KHL's site carries no player lines, and the NHL's player record has not changed in three weeks.

Two wins over Air Force: his first goal of the season, at even strength, in a 6-2 win on October 23, and the only assist on Carmelo Crandell's goal with one second left in a 4-0 win on October 24. 13:57 and 15:20; a minor each night.

Harvard's one game was an exhibition, a 4-1 win over Northeastern on October 23, which does not count. Harvard's site refuses us, so whether he dressed is not known.

Three games on the second pair, a 4-3 win over Ilves and two losses to Lukko. No point.

Both games against Providence, losses of 0-3 and 2-5: 26:09 and 23:13, the most ice time of any Lowell skater both nights. The primary assist on Nicholas Wellenreiter's goal on October 24. Six shots.