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Tue to Sat · division reports every other Mon and FriPower-play and line changes, ice time, luck, peripherals, and the players missing their projections.
Sep 24The linemates they gained: who is projected beside better linemates in 2026-2722 forwards are projected beside better company than they kept last season. The largest rise belongs to Ilya Mikheyev of TBL, whose linemates climb from 0.43 to 1.29 projected points per game.
Sep 23The linemates they lost: who is projected beside weaker company in 2026-2728 forwards are projected beside weaker company than they kept last season. The largest drop belongs to Gabriel Vilardi of WPG, whose linemates fall from 0.93 to 0.27 projected points per game.
Sep 20Pacific Division: the five biggest projected movers for 2026-27The five biggest projected points-per-game gains in the Pacific, led by Beckett Sennecke, Braeden Bowman and Macklin Celebrini, with each rise split into the model's own terms, the linemate stories behind them, and a filterable list of every skater in the division.
Sep 18Central Division: the five biggest projected movers for 2026-27The five biggest projected points-per-game gains in the Central, led by Jimmy Snuggerud, Quinn Hughes and Cole Perfetti, with each rise split into the model's own terms, the linemate stories behind them, and a filterable list of every skater in the division.
Sep 16Metropolitan Division: the five biggest projected movers for 2026-27The five biggest projected points-per-game gains in the Metropolitan, led by Kent Johnson, Sean Monahan and Ben Kindel, with each rise split into the model's own terms, the linemate stories behind them, and a filterable list of every skater in the division.
Sep 15Atlantic Division: the five biggest projected movers for 2026-27The five biggest projected points-per-game gains in the Atlantic, led by Auston Matthews, Ivan Demidov and William Eklund, with each rise split into the model's own terms, the linemate stories behind them, and a filterable list of every skater in the division.
About this analysis
Kodo publishes on a weekly calendar: Top Adds on Friday, goalie adds and FAB bids on Sunday, trend pieces midweek, and keeper and dynasty rankings monthly. Each piece has interactive charts you can sort and filter, and each leads with its own numbers.
Every figure traces to the underlying data rather than to opinion: projections, shift charts, box scores and ownership. Where a model makes a call, the article says how it works so you can disagree with a specific step.