Streak Types

A player records at least one point (goal or assist) in consecutive games. The streak continues as long as the player contributes to the scoresheet each game.

A player scores at least one goal in consecutive games. Only goals count — assists alone won’t extend this streak.

A player goes consecutive games without recording a single point — no goals, no assists. Sometimes called a ‘cold streak.’

A player appears in consecutive games without missing one. Tracks durability and availability in the lineup.

A player is a healthy scratch or otherwise not in the lineup for consecutive games.

A goalie receives the win decision in consecutive starts. The goalie must be in net when the game-winning goal is scored to earn the decision.

A goalie receives the loss decision (regulation or overtime) in consecutive starts. Only games where the goalie is credited with the decision count.

A goalie records shutouts in consecutive starts — zero goals allowed for the entire game.

A goalie appears in consecutive games where their team wins, regardless of whether the goalie personally receives the win decision.

A goalie appears in consecutive games where their team loses, regardless of whether the goalie personally receives the loss decision.