Your body says 4 a.m. The scoreboard says puck drop. Every NHL game played a day or two after crossing two or more time zones, against every other game. Real results, small samples, no excuses.
Every finished team-game this season, league-wide. The white tick on each bar is .500.
Hangover games in the next 7 days. Times are local to the arena.
Points % in hangover games minus points % in every other game.
The biggest clock jumps this season, played or still on the schedule. Ties go to the shortest turnaround.
The most recent finished games a team played jet-lagged, newest first.
All 32 teams, by hangover games played. Hours crossed adds up every clock jump.
| Team | Status | Lag GP | Lag pts% | Diff |
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Built from all 32 team schedules. Only regular-season games count, and only once they're final. Points % is points divided by points available, so an overtime or shootout loss is half a game. Goal differential uses the final score, so a shootout win counts one goal.
Clock offsets come from the NHL's own schedule for each arena. The previous arena's offset is moved by any daylight-saving change there between the two games. Winnipeg is on UTC-5 all winter now that Manitoba kept daylight time, and the NHL schedule agrees.
Samples are small, especially early in the season. A team needs a few hangover games before it gets ranked.
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