NHL Projected Ice Time Next Week Next Week
Ice time is opportunity. Players who log heavy minutes have more chances to accumulate stats across all categories. Our TOI projections show you which players are expected to be on the ice the most next week—crucial information for identifying high-floor fantasy plays (Jan 19-Jan 25 (Week 16)). (Jan 19-Jan 25 (Week 16))
Why ice time matters
More minutes = more opportunities for all stats. Players who log 20+ minutes per game have significantly more chances to score, hit, block, and contribute across fantasy categories.
Average ice time by position
- Elite forwards: 18-22 minutes per game - Top defensemen: 22-26 minutes per game - Goalies: 55-60 minutes (full game) - 4th line/3rd pair: 8-12 minutes per game
TOI boosters
- Overtime games (everyone gets extra minutes) - Injuries to linemates (expanded role) - Coach's trust in high-leverage situations
Minutes Eaters Next week
Looking for workhorses? Sort by projected TOI to find players who will have the most ice time and thus the most stat opportunities.
All ProjectionsD-Men Minutes Leaders
Defensemen log the most minutes in hockey. Target high-TOI blueliners for peripheral stat volume (blocks, hits, shots).
Defensemen ProjectionsTOI + Peripherals Stack
High ice time + physical style = peripheral stat bonanzas. Cross-reference TOI with hits and blocks projections.
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