Patrick Kane Points By Team: The Complete Record

Patrick Kane has 1,400 points in 1,369 regular-season games through the 2025-26 season, and he has scored a point against all 31 opposing franchises. His best opponent by rate among meaningful samples is Columbus, where he has 91 points in 67 games. His worst is Carolina, at 0.714 points a game across 35 meetings.

The Carolina row is the strangest line in his record. He has 140 power-play goals in his career, and none have come against the Hurricanes.

Patrick Kane’s points against every NHL team

Regular season, through the end of the 2025-26 season. Ranked by points per game. Career rate 1.023. Arizona and Utah are counted as one franchise, and Chicago appears as an opponent because Kane faced the Blackhawks while playing for the Rangers and Detroit.

Opponent	GP	G	A	PTS	PTS/GP	S	S%
Chicago Blackhawks	5	2	5	7	1.400	17	11.8
Columbus Blue Jackets	67	29	62	91	1.358	209	13.9
Edmonton Oilers	53	21	48	69	1.302	182	11.5
Calgary Flames	50	27	36	63	1.260	143	18.9
Toronto Maple Leafs	33	18	23	41	1.242	111	16.2
Ottawa Senators	30	15	22	37	1.233	111	13.5
Philadelphia Flyers	28	10	23	33	1.179	79	12.7
Utah Mammoth	51	17	42	59	1.157	145	11.7
Buffalo Sabres	34	18	21	39	1.147	113	15.9
Pittsburgh Penguins	30	9	25	34	1.133	83	10.8
Dallas Stars	68	32	45	77	1.132	237	13.5
New Jersey Devils	30	13	20	33	1.100	113	11.5
Anaheim Ducks	54	18	41	59	1.093	180	10.0
Winnipeg Jets	49	18	35	53	1.082	171	10.5
Florida Panthers	42	19	26	45	1.071	149	12.8
New York Islanders	26	14	13	27	1.038	80	17.5
Washington Capitals	29	11	19	30	1.034	91	12.1
Seattle Kraken	10	4	6	10	1.000	30	13.3
Tampa Bay Lightning	38	13	25	38	1.000	136	9.6
Detroit Red Wings	59	18	38	56	0.949	167	10.8
St. Louis Blues	76	28	44	72	0.947	218	12.8
Vancouver Canucks	51	17	30	47	0.922	171	9.9
Minnesota Wild	62	26	31	57	0.919	207	12.6
Los Angeles Kings	51	16	30	46	0.902	145	11.0
Colorado Avalanche	63	21	34	55	0.873	223	9.4
Montreal Canadiens	30	10	16	26	0.867	94	10.6
Nashville Predators	85	25	47	72	0.847	254	9.8
Vegas Golden Knights	19	4	12	16	0.842	66	6.1
Boston Bruins	31	8	16	24	0.774	101	7.9
New York Rangers	28	7	14	21	0.750	99	7.1
San Jose Sharks	52	12	26	38	0.731	170	7.1
Carolina Hurricanes	35	8	17	25	0.714	107	7.5
Career	1369	508	892	1400	1.023	4402	11.5

How many points does Patrick Kane have?

1,400 in 1,369 games, through the end of the 2025-26 season: 508 goals and 892 assists. That is 1.023 points a game, or 83.9 across an 82-game season. Assists make up 63.7% of his points; he has taken 4,402 shots at 11.5% and has scored 85 game-winning goals.

Power-play goals account for 140 of 508, or 27.6%. The rows in the table sum exactly to those figures. He has played 1,161 games for Chicago, 189 for Detroit, and 19 for the New York Rangers.

Is Patrick Kane the highest-scoring American player ever?

Yes. He passed Mike Modano on 29 January 2026, when a secondary assist on Ben Chiarot’s goal in a 4-3 shootout loss to Washington gave him his 1,375th point. Modano finished his career with 1,374. Kane was a Red Wing that night, playing at Little Caesars Arena, and he closed the season 26 points clear of the man he had just overtaken. He is the only American-born player to reach 1,400 points, and he did it in his nineteenth season.

Which team does Patrick Kane score most against?

Columbus, with 91 points in 67 games, a rate of 1.358 and the highest raw total against any franchise. Sixty-two of those 91 points are assists, and his plus-minus of +22 against the Blue Jackets is also his best against anyone. Edmonton is second at 1.302 over 53 games and Calgary third at 1.260, where he converts 18.9% of his shots, his highest rate against any opponent faced more than twenty times.

The opponent he has scored at the highest rate against is Chicago itself, the club he has now rejoined. Those are five games in another sweater, 7 points, and the row is frozen for as long as he stays.

Which team has Patrick Kane struggled against?

Carolina, at 0.714 points a game over 35 games, with 8 goals and a shooting percentage of 7.5. His minus-16 against the Hurricanes is the worst figure in his record. Two columns are blank: no power-play goal and no game-winning goal. Carolina is the only franchise he has faced more than twenty times with nothing in either column, which is what makes the row unusual rather than merely poor. Seattle in ten games and Chicago in five are the only other opponents he has never scored a power-play goal against, and both samples are a fraction of the size.

The game-winners are missing in two other places too. He has none against Pittsburgh in 30 games and none against Vegas in 19, against a career rate of 5.1 per 82 games.

How has he done against the three clubs he has played for?

Unevenly, and the order is the opposite of what a Chicago fan would guess. Against the Blackhawks he has 7 points in five games, the best rate in the table on the smallest sample. Against Detroit, the club he faced 59 times before signing there in 2023, he sits at 0.949. Against the Rangers, where he spent 19 games in 2023, he is at 0.750, his third-worst mark against any opponent.

The Detroit row carries a quirk of its own: nine of his 18 goals against the Red Wings came on the power play, exactly half, the highest share against any team he has met more than twenty times. Against Nashville, the opponent he has faced most often at 85 games, the share is 12%.

Which opponent has he faced most often?

Nashville, 85 times, and he is below his career rate against them at 0.847 points a game. St. Louis is next at 76 games and 0.947, then Dallas at 68 and Columbus at 67. The pattern in those four is worth noting, because three of the four sit under his career average: a decade and a half in the Central Division meant the opponents he knows best are the ones who know him best. Columbus is the exception, and the margin there is wide enough that it looks like a genuine matchup rather than variance.

Which team does Patrick Kane play for?

Chicago. He signed a two-year contract worth $16 million on 23 July 2026, with an annual cap hit of $8 million, and it includes a no-move clause in both seasons, as confirmed on PuckPedia. The deal runs through 2027-28 and returns him to the club where he played 1,161 games and won three Stanley Cups, after three seasons in Detroit and a half-season with the Rangers.