Luke Kunin

Centre · Florida Panthers · b. December 4, 1997 · Chesterfield, Missouri, USA · Inactive

Luke Kunin finished 2025-26 with 10 points (4 G, 6 A) in 62 games — 0.16 per game. The 2026-27 pace tracker updates here after every game once the puck drops.

Regular season

152 pts · 496 gp · 0.31 P/GP

Playoffs

5 pts · 14 gp · 0.36 P/GP

Playoff Beasts

117% playoff vs reg P/GP

P/GP trend (last yr)

-0.08 vs 2024-25

Regular Season

NHL · season by season

Season	Team	GP	G	A	P	P/GP	TOI/G
2017-18	Minnesota Wild	19	2	2	4	0.21	12:59
2018-19	Minnesota Wild	49	6	11	17	0.35	15:53
2019-20	Minnesota Wild	63	15	16	31	0.49	15:28
2020-21	Nashville Predators	38	10	9	19	0.50	13:59
2021-22	Nashville Predators	82	13	9	22	0.27	13:50
2022-23	San Jose Sharks	31	5	8	13	0.42	15:26
2023-24	San Jose Sharks	77	11	7	18	0.23	15:44
2024-25	San Jose Sharks	75	11	7	18	0.24	14:42
2025-26	Florida Panthers	62	4	6	10	0.16	9:41
Career		496	77	75	152	0.31	14:14

Stanley Cup Playoffs

NHL · season by season

Season	Team	GP	G	A	P	P/GP	TOI/G
2019-20	Minnesota Wild	4	2	0	2	0.50	14:30
2020-21	Nashville Predators	6	2	0	2	0.33	17:04
2021-22	Nashville Predators	4	0	1	1	0.25	13:13
Career		14	4	1	5	0.36	15:14

Player Tracking

NHL player-tracking · 2025-26

How fast he skates and how hard he shoots, measured by the league's puck-and-player tracking. Percentiles are league-wide across all skaters; seasons with no tracking are left out, never zeroed.

Top Skating Speed

21.9 mph

36th percentile in the NHL

league avg 22.2 mph

Hardest Shot

83.3 mph

40th percentile in the NHL

league avg 83.6 mph

38% offensive-zone time (8th pct)9.5 mi skated per 60

Top skating speed by season mph

Top shot velocity by season mph

Ice Time

min:sec per game · by season

Average time on ice per game each season — how much of the coach's trust he has earned. All situations, from the NHL's official game data.

9:41 per game in 2025-26

Ice time per game min:sec

Explore

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Every number from the NHL's public API. Career splits are summed from this player's NHL season totals — regular season and Stanley Cup playoffs. The Playoff Beasts rating is career playoff points-per-game ÷ career regular-season points-per-game, ×100 — over 100% means a player raises their game when it counts.