List of Nashville Predators records

Last updated

This is a list of franchise records for the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League (updated through April 9, 2023). [1]

Contents

Career regular season leaders

Skaters

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 David Legwand 9561999–2014
2 Roman Josi 8372011–present
3 Shea Weber 7632006–2016
4 Martin Erat 7232001–2013
5 Mattias Ekholm 7192011–2023
Active leader
2 Roman Josi 8372011–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Filip Forsberg 2402013–present
2 David Legwand 2101999–2014
3 Shea Weber 1662006–2016
4 Martin Erat 1632001–2013
5 Craig Smith 1622011–2020
Active leader
1 Filip Forsberg 2402013–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Roman Josi 4482011–present
2 David Legwand 3561999–2014
3 Martin Erat 3182001–2013
4 Filip Forsberg 2802013–present
5 Shea Weber 2772006–2016
Active leader
1 Roman Josi 4482011–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Roman Josi 6082011–present
2 David Legwand 5661999–2014
3 Filip Forsberg 5202013–present
4 Martin Erat 4812001–2013
5 Shea Weber 4432006–2016
Active leader
1 Roman Josi 6082011–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Jordin Tootoo 7252003–2012
2 Scott Hartnell 6262000–2007, 2017–2018
3 Shea Weber 5682006–2016
4 David Legwand 4741999–2014
5 Scott Walker 4651998–2006
Active leader
14 Roman Josi 3422011–present
Power play goals
#PlayerPPGSeasons
1 Shea Weber 802006–2016
2 Filip Forsberg 632013–present
3 Roman Josi 552011–present
4 Kimmo Timonen 461998–2007
5 Craig Smith 422011–2020
Active leader
2 Filip Forsberg 632013–present
Shorthanded goals
#PlayerSHGSeasons
1 Greg Johnson 111998–2006
2 Viktor Arvidsson 102015–2021
David Legwand 1999–2014
4 Scott Walker 81998–2006
Calle Järnkrok 2014–2021
Active leader
T–7 Filip Forsberg 62013–present
Game winning goals
#PlayerGWGSeasons
1 Filip Forsberg 432013–present
2 David Legwand 411999–2014
3 Roman Josi 302011–present
4 Martin Erat 262001–2013
5 Viktor Arvidsson 252015–2021
Active leader
1 Filip Forsberg 432013–present
Overtime goals
#PlayerOTGSeasons
1 David Legwand 91999–2014
2 Filip Forsberg 82013–present
Roman Josi 2011–present
4 Shea Weber 72006–2016
5 Matt Duchene 32019–2023
Active leader
T–2 Filip Forsberg 82013–present
Highest +/-
#Player+Seasons
1 Ryan Ellis 1142011–2021
2 Mattias Ekholm 1042011–2023
3 Roman Josi 722011–present
4 Craig Smith 672011–2020
5 Calle Järnkrok 592014–2021
Active leader
3 Roman Josi 722011–present
Points per game
#PlayerPPGSeasons
1 Paul Kariya .982005–2007
2 Filip Forsberg .832013–present
Jason Arnott 2006–2010
Steve Sullivan 2004–2011
Yanic Perreault 2005–2006
Active leader
T–2 Filip Forsberg .832013–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 6832005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 3831998–2007
3 Juuse Saros 2952015–present
4 Mike Dunham 2171998–2002
5 Chris Mason 1461999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
3 Juuse Saros 2952015–present
Wins
#PlayerWSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 3692005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 1611998–2007
3 Juuse Saros 1512015–present
4 Mike Dunham 811998–2002
5 Chris Mason 591999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
3 Juuse Saros 1512015–present
Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 2132005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 1591998–2007
3 Mike Dunham 1041998–2002
4 Juuse Saros 1002015–present
5 Chris Mason 501999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
4 Juuse Saros 1002015–present
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 2.432005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 2.541998–2007
3 Carter Hutton 2.552013–2016
4 Juuse Saros 2.582015–present
5 Dan Ellis 2.642007–2010
Active leader
4 Juuse Saros 2.582015–present
  • Minimum 50 games
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Juuse Saros .9192015–present
2 Pekka Rinne .9172005–2021
3 Tomáš Vokoun .9131998–2007
4 Dan Ellis .9122007–2010
53 tied.910––
Active leader
1 Juuse Saros .9192015–present
  • Minimum 50 games
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 602005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 211998–2007
Juuse Saros 2015–present
4 Chris Mason 121999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
5 Dan Ellis 102007–2010
Active leader
T–2 Juuse Saros 212015–present

Single season records

Skaters

Goals
#PlayerGSeason
1 Matt Duchene 432021–22
2 Filip Forsberg 422021–22
3 Viktor Arvidsson 342018–19
4Filip Forsberg332015–16
Jason Arnott 2008–09
Assists
#PlayerASeason
1 Roman Josi 732021–22
2 Paul Kariya 542005–06
3 Mikael Granlund 532021–22
4Paul Kariya522006–07
5 Ryan Johansen 502018–19
Points
#PlayerPtsSeason
1Roman Josi962021–22
2Matt Duchene862021–22
3Paul Kariya852005–06
4Filip Forsberg842021–22
5Paul Kariya762006–07
Points (Defenseman)
#PlayerPtsSeason
1Roman Josi962021–22
2Roman Josi652018–19
3Roman Josi612015–16
4Roman Josi592022–23
P.K. Subban 2017–18
Points (rookie)
#PlayerPtsSeason
1Filip Forsberg632014–15
2 Tanner Jeannot 412021–22
3 Alexander Radulov 372006–07
4 Craig Smith 362011–12
5 Martin Erat 332001–02
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeason
1 Patrick Côté 2421998–99
2 Denny Lambert 2181998–99
3 Richard Clune 1662013–14
4 Darcy Hordichuk 1632005–06
5 Mark Borowiecki 1512021–22
Highest +/-
#Player+Seasons
1Filip Forsberg272017–18
James Neal 2015–16
Mattias Ekholm 2018–19
Nick Bonino 2018–19
5 Alexandre Carrier 262021–22

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeason
1 Tomáš Vokoun 732003–04
Pekka Rinne 2011–12
3Tomáš Vokoun692002–03
4 Juuse Saros 672021–22
5Pekka Rinne662015–16
Wins
#PlayerWSeason
1Pekka Rinne432011–12
2Pekka Rinne422017–18
3Pekka Rinne412014–15
4Juuse Saros382021–22
5Tomáš Vokoun362005–06
Losses
#PlayerLSeason
1Tomáš Vokoun312002–03
2Tomáš Vokoun292003–04
3 Mike Dunham 271999–2000
4Juuse Saros252021–22
5Mike Dunham242001–02
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeason
1Pekka Rinne2.122010–11
2Pekka Rinne2.182014–15
3Tomáš Vokoun2.202002–03
4Juuse Saros2.282020–21
Mike Dunham2000–01
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Season
1Pekka Rinne.9302010–11
2Juuse Saros.9272020–21
Pekka Rinne2017–18
4 Chris Mason .9252006–07
Juuse Saros2017–18
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeason
1Pekka Rinne82017–18
2Pekka Rinne72008–09
Pekka Rinne2009–10
4 Dan Ellis 62007–08
Pekka Rinne2010–11

Career playoff leaders

Skaters

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Roman Josi 852011–present
2 Filip Forsberg 752013–present
Mattias Ekholm 2011–2023
4 Ryan Ellis 742011–2021
5 Mike Fisher 712011–2018
Active leader
1 Roman Josi 852011–present
Goals
#PlayerGSeasons
1 Filip Forsberg 292013–present
2 Ryan Johansen 172016–2023
3 James Neal 142014–2017
4 Shea Weber 132006–2016
David Legwand 1999–2014
Active leader
1 Filip Forsberg 292013–present
Assists
#PlayerASeasons
1 Roman Josi 312011–present
Ryan Johansen 2016–2023
Ryan Ellis 2011–2021
4 Mattias Ekholm 292011–2023
5 Filip Forsberg 242013–present
Active leader
T–1 Roman Josi 312011–present
Points
#PlayerPtsSeasons
1 Filip Forsberg 532013–present
2 Ryan Johansen 482016–2023
3 Roman Josi 422011–present
4 Ryan Ellis 382011–2021
5 Mattias Ekholm 352011–2023
Active leader
1 Filip Forsberg 532013–present
Penalties in minutes
#PlayerPIMSeasons
1 Mattias Ekholm 742011–2023
2 Jordin Tootoo 632003–2012
3 Shea Weber 572006–2016
4 Ryan Johansen 502016–2023
5 Austin Watson 482013–2020
Active leader
T–6 Roman Josi 462011–present

Goaltenders

Games played
#PlayerGPSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 892005–2021
2 Juuse Saros 172015–present
3 Tomáš Vokoun 111998–2007
4 Dan Ellis 62007–2010
5 Chris Mason 51999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
2 Juuse Saros 172015–present
Wins
1 Pekka Rinne 452005–2021
2 Juuse Saros 32015–present
Tomáš Vokoun 1998–2007
4 Dan Ellis 22007–2010
5 Chris Mason 11999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
T–2 Juuse Saros 32015–present
Losses
#PlayerLSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 442005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 81998–2007
3 Juuse Saros 72015–present
4 Dan Ellis 42007–2010
Chris Mason 1999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
3 Juuse Saros 72015–present
Goals against average
#PlayerGAASeasons
1 Tomáš Vokoun 2.471998–2007
2 Pekka Rinne 2.492005–2021
3 Dan Ellis 2.522007–2010
4 Juuse Saros 2.632015–present
5 Chris Mason 3.451999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
4 Juuse Saros 2.632015–present
Save percentage
#PlayerSV%Seasons
1 Dan Ellis .9382007–2010
2 Tomáš Vokoun .9221998–2007
3 Juuse Saros .9152015–present
4 Pekka Rinne .9142005–2021
5 Chris Mason .9011999–2001, 2003–2008, 2012–2013
Active leader
4 Juuse Saros .9152015–present
Shutouts
#PlayerSOSeasons
1 Pekka Rinne 52005–2021
2 Tomáš Vokoun 11998–2007
Active leader
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References

  1. ↑ "Career Stats". nhl.com. Retrieved May 25, 2021.
  2. ↑ "2021-22 Nashville Predators Roster and Statistics".
  3. ↑ "2006-07 Nashville Predators Roster and Statistics".
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