All data 5 on 5 · sourced from Natural Stat Trick · Season matchups
During games data fetched no more frequently than 20 minutes, after games data stops fetching. Data last fetched at: 12/31/1969 06:00pm central.
It answers one question:
Which forward lines from Team A were matched up against
which forward lines from Team B, and how did they do?
The game reports at Natural Stat Trick are excellent, but there are a lot of them. A single game page returns roughly 490 tables - most hidden behind expanders and dropdown menus. This report takes data that is normally found in many Natural Stat Trick views and combines them into a single at-a-glance report where all of this information is available on a single view.
None. There's no special sauce here. Everything you see is the same Natural Stat Trick data you already know - it has just been combined from several tables and reports into a single at-a-glance page. All of it is 5 on 5.
It's easy. You need two things from Natural Stat Trick: the Season and the Game ID. Both are in the address bar when you're looking at a game page there. Here's the URL for the 2026 Stanley Cup Final game, with the two parts you need marked:
Pick 2025-26 from the Season dropdown above, type 30416 into Game ID, and press Load game.
There's a tab for each team, plus a Rosters tab. Each team tab has two parts.
Those Opposition Reports are the part worth having in one place. On Natural Stat Trick you view them one player at a time, you can use a dropdown menu on their site to view them individually. In our new at-a-glance report, we combine these into a single view.
Within each column, forwards are marked with a dark rail and defensemen with a light one, so that your eyes are more naturally drawn to the forwards in this report, while still showing the defensemen data as well.