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NHL STREAK TRACKER · WINNING GAME

WINNING GAME LEADERBOARD.

Pyotr Kochetkov has the longest winning-game streak of this season: 9 games, from Oct 3, 2026 to now. That streak is still going; 29 winning-game streaks are active across the league.

Winning Game

Consecutive games played in team wins

118 TOTAL
  1. 101
    Karel Vejmelka
    UTAG · SINCE OCT 24
    1
  2. 102
    Lukas Dostal
    ANAG · SINCE OCT 24
    1
  3. 103
    Jonas Johansson
    OTTG · SINCE OCT 24
    1
  4. 104
    Jeremy Swayman
    BOSG · SINCE OCT 24
    1
  5. 105
    Justus Annunen
    NSHG · SINCE OCT 25
    1
  6. 106
    Calvin Pickard
    MING · SINCE OCT 25
    1
  7. 107
    Adin Hill
    VGKG · SINCE OCT 27
    1
  8. 108
    Connor Hellebuyck
    NJDG · SINCE OCT 27
    1
  9. 109
    Leevi Meriläinen
    VANG · SINCE OCT 27
    1
  10. 110
    Spencer Knight
    CHIG · SINCE OCT 27
    1
  11. 111
    Semyon Varlamov
    NYIG · SINCE OCT 27
    1
  12. 112
    Tristan Jarry
    EDMG · SINCE OCT 28
    1
  13. 113
    Logan Thompson
    WSHG · SINCE OCT 28
    1
  14. 114
    John Gibson
    DETG · SINCE OCT 29
    1
  15. 115
    Andrei Vasilevskiy
    TBLG · SINCE OCT 29
    1
  16. 116
    Joel Hofer
    STLG · SINCE OCT 29
    1
  17. 117
    Jakub Dobes
    MTLG · SINCE OCT 29
    1
  18. 118
    Ilya Sorokin
    NYIG · SINCE OCT 29
    1
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Questions

QUICK ANSWERS

What is the longest winning-game streak of this season?

Pyotr Kochetkov of the Carolina Hurricanes has the longest winning-game streak of this season at 9 games, from Oct 3, 2026 to now. Streakokey only counts streaks of two or more games, and each segment of the season is counted on its own.

Who is on the longest active winning-game streak right now?

Pyotr Kochetkov is on the longest active winning-game streak, at 9 games since Oct 3, 2026. In all, 29 winning-game streaks are active across the NHL. A streak stays active until the player's next game fails to extend it.

Does a missed game end a winning-game streak?

No. Games the goalie doesn't play are skipped rather than counted, so a winning-game streak survives an injury or a scratch and picks up again when the player is back. It ends on a game played in a team loss. Every streak is counted inside one segment, the regular season or the playoffs.