October 27 to November 2, 2026

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

held

No point in San Jose's four games. Second, third, fourth and seventh of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time: 20:22, 17:59, 15:35 and 16:41. Four shots.

North Dakota's one game, a 3-5 home loss to Michigan State on October 31, with Joshua Ravensbergen in the other net: seventh of nineteen North Dakota skaters in ice time. Three shots.

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

held

The second assist on Luca Cagnoni's goal in a 3-2 overtime win over Bakersfield on November 1. Four shots. Seven assists and no goal in ten games.

Two wins over Omaha, an assist in each: 22:33 and 19:04, third and fourth of nineteen Denver skaters in ice time. Five shots.

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

held

Sixth of six San Jose defensemen in ice time, 14:05, against Buffalo on October 27, then two games for the Barracuda: a goal at even strength in a 3-2 overtime win over Bakersfield on November 1. Six shots.

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

One start, a 5-3 win at North Dakota on October 31, against Keaton Verhoeff's club: 32 saves on 35. 144 on 152 on the season.

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

held

In San Jose's lineup for its last three games, his first three in the NHL: eleventh, fifth and ninth of twelve San Jose forwards in ice time, 10:28, 15:14 and 10:28. No point; three shots.

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

held

Both games, no point. Four shots.

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

held

Both games, his second and third of the season: no point, five shots.

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

held

The primary assist on Roland McKeown's overtime winner against Bakersfield on November 1. One shot. His five goals still lead the Barracuda.

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

held

The primary assist on Brendan Hoffmann's goal against Bakersfield on November 1. No shot in the week; no goal in ten games.

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

held

Two wins over Maine, an assist in each, the second on Caleb Malhotra's three-on-three overtime winner on October 31. Second and first of nineteen Boston University skaters in ice time, 18:29 and 23:24. Four shots.

Why he moved. Six goals and nine points in nine games, past the eight the board waited for.

A goal with Michigan's goalie pulled in a 2-5 loss at Ohio State on October 31; no point in a 5-4 overtime win there on November 1. Third and sixth of nineteen Michigan skaters in ice time. Three shots.

15. Mattias Havelid RHD, 22, San Jose Barracuda (AHL) down 1

down 1

Why he moved. Cole McKinney passes him: one point in nine games.

Both games, no point. Three shots.

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

held

Two games against Northeastern, both decided in overtime: fifteenth and sixteenth of eighteen Boston College skaters in ice time. One shot.

Two losses: 20 saves on 24 at the Soo Greyhounds on October 28, 27 on 31 against Guelph on October 31. Did not play against Barrie on October 30. The record's fourth figure is shootout losses.

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

held

One start, a 5-1 win over Providence on October 31: 30 saves on 31. 133 saves on 144 on the season.

The MHL's site refuses us, so these lines are the NHL's player record, which carries one more game than last week and no new point.

A 3-1 win over Vancouver and a 2-4 loss to Kelowna, both at home: no point, five shots.

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

held

His first point of the season: the primary assist on Ryan Miller's goal in a 4-1 win over Omaha on October 31. Eighteenth and fifteenth of nineteen Denver skaters in ice time. One shot.

All three North Bay games: the second assist on Arseny Pronin's goal in a 4-5 overtime loss to London on October 29.

A 4-5 loss on October 30: a goal and two assists, two of the three points on the power play, 21:21, fourth of nineteen Connecticut skaters in ice time. A 5-5 tie after overtime on October 31: a power-play goal and an assist. Seven shots.

Wichita played Tulsa three times: Matt Davis was in goal on October 29 and 31, Connor Hasley on October 30. The Thunder spell him Korostelev.

Two games at Minnesota, a tie and a loss, both after overtime: seventh and sixth of nineteen Penn State skaters in ice time. Four shots.

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

Two games against Minnesota-Duluth, a 0-1 loss and a 5-3 win: fifteenth and fourteenth of nineteen Colorado College skaters in ice time. No shot.

Harvard's first two games that count, a 2-1 win and a 2-4 loss against Massachusetts: the only assist on Matthew Morden's goal on October 29. Seventh and tenth of nineteen Harvard skaters in ice time. Six shots.

A 4-5 overtime loss at K-Espoo on the second pair. Then the first pair for a 2-1 win over the Pelicans on October 30, with the primary assist on Sisu Yliniemi's tying goal.

A 4-3 win on October 30: a power-play assist, 19:45, third of nineteen Lowell skaters in ice time. A 3-4 overtime loss on October 31: his first goal of the season and a power-play assist, 23:02, the most of any Lowell skater. Ten shots.