Brady Tkachuk Stats By Team: Every NHL Opponent

Brady Tkachuk has faced the Florida Panthers 23 times. He has 9 points to show for it, a lower rate than against any other club. He plays for them now.

His 9 points in 23 games against them is 0.39 per game, the lowest rate against any team he has met more than ten times and under half his career average of 0.81. His minus 13 against them is the worst plus-minus in his table, two clear of the next name. His 63 penalty minutes in those 23 games average 2.74 per game, compared with a career rate of 1.44.

Brady Tkachuk’s stats against every NHL team

Opponent	GP	G	A	PTS	+/-	PIM	S	S%
Anaheim Ducks	13	6	2	8	0	18	54	11.1
Boston Bruins	22	5	9	14	2	26	91	5.5
Buffalo Sabres	22	6	10	16	0	69	104	5.8
Calgary Flames	22	8	8	16	-6	10	75	10.7
Carolina Hurricanes	20	7	5	12	-3	20	80	8.8
Chicago Blackhawks	10	4	3	7	-5	19	35	11.4
Colorado Avalanche	13	8	9	17	-2	4	57	14.0
Columbus Blue Jackets	19	6	4	10	-2	10	61	9.8
Dallas Stars	12	6	7	13	0	8	41	14.6
Detroit Red Wings	27	12	10	22	8	64	104	11.5
Edmonton Oilers	21	5	13	18	-8	15	72	6.9
Florida Panthers	23	6	3	9	-13	63	94	6.4
Los Angeles Kings	12	2	10	12	10	10	38	5.3
Minnesota Wild	14	3	5	8	-11	25	64	4.7
Montreal Canadiens	33	15	16	31	-8	51	122	12.3
Nashville Predators	14	5	6	11	-3	11	54	9.3
New Jersey Devils	19	6	12	18	-2	24	58	10.3
New York Islanders	20	7	5	12	-8	25	75	9.3
New York Rangers	21	11	13	24	10	31	92	12.0
Philadelphia Flyers	17	10	10	20	11	14	75	13.3
Pittsburgh Penguins	20	10	10	20	3	30	74	13.5
San Jose Sharks	13	6	10	16	6	20	48	12.5
Seattle Kraken	9	5	1	6	5	2	27	18.5
St. Louis Blues	13	4	5	9	-8	19	52	7.7
Tampa Bay Lightning	23	14	17	31	3	28	91	15.4
Toronto Maple Leafs	31	9	13	22	-4	29	117	7.7
Utah Mammoth	3	2	0	2	0	2	8	25.0
Vancouver Canucks	23	5	9	14	-6	54	91	5.5
Vegas Golden Knights	12	3	7	10	-9	6	52	5.8
Washington Capitals	19	3	10	13	-2	40	71	4.2
Winnipeg Jets	23	10	6	16	-10	61	92	10.9
Arizona Coyotes	9	4	2	6	-1	13	33	12.1
Career total	572	213	250	463	-53	821	2202	9.7

Arizona appears in italics because the franchise relocated and now plays as the Utah Mammoth, which has its own row. The two are kept separate because the games were played against different teams in different cities.

The table ends with the 2025-26 season. Games from the season in progress are left out, so the totals here are lower than those on a live career page.

How many career points does Brady Tkachuk have?

463 points in 572 games across his completed seasons, for an average of 0.81 points per game.

The split runs slightly to the assists, 213 goals against 250, so 54.0 percent of his production comes from setting up rather than finishing. That is worth holding on to while reading the table, because a row where the goals outnumber the assists is a row where he was doing the opposite of his career habit. Eleven of the 32 look like that.

Montreal is where he has done most of everything: 33 games, 15 goals, 16 assists, 31 points, 122 shots, and five game-winners against a table where 17 of the 32 teams have conceded none. Toronto is second in games at 31 and in shots at 117, but has conceded 9 goals from them.

Which team does Brady Tkachuk score most against?

Tampa Bay, and the gap is wide. 31 points in 23 games is 1.35 per game, up from his career average of 0.81, and his 15.4 shooting percentage against them is his best in any game in which he has taken more than 60 shots.

Colorado is second at 1.31 per game from 13 games, San Jose third at 1.23 from 13, and Philadelphia fourth at 1.18 with a plus-11, the best plus-minus in the table. The New York Rangers follow at 1.14 per game with 24 points in 21 games and a plus 10. Pittsburgh sits at 20 points in 20 games with a 13.5 shooting percentage, and Columbus at the other end of that pair with 10 points in 19.

The team Brady Tkachuk has struggled most against is the one he now plays for

The three Florida columns are worth setting against the rest of the table rather than reading alone.

His 0.39 points per game against them is the lowest of the 29 rows where he has played at least ten games, and Tampa Bay’s 1.35 is 3.4 times that rate. The minus-13 leads Minnesota’s minus-11 and Winnipeg’s minus-10. The 2.74 penalty minutes per game is second to Buffalo’s 3.14. He has also scored 6 goals on 94 shots against Florida, a 6.4 percentage against his career 9.7.

Brady Tkachuk’s career fights and penalty minutes by team

821 penalty minutes in 572 games is 1.44 per game, and the table shows which buildings they came from.

Buffalo leads at 69 minutes in 22 games, 3.14 per game, and more than double his career rate. Detroit follows with 64 in 27, more than he has taken against any team but Buffalo. Florida has 63 in 23, Winnipeg 61 in 23, and Vancouver 54 in 23. Against Colorado, in 13 games, he has 4.

A word of caution: Penalty minutes are not fights. A five-minute major is the quickest way to collect them, and fighting is the most common way to draw a major, but spearing, charging, boarding, and high-sticking all carry majors too, and a ten-minute misconduct is neither. This table cannot say how many times Brady Tkachuk has fought anybody. It can only say where his penalty minutes came from.

Which teams has Brady Tkachuk never scored against?

None of them. He has at least one goal against every franchise in the table, including two against Utah in three games and five against Seattle in nine.

The blanks sit elsewhere. Utah is the only team he has no assist against, from those same three games. Seventeen of the 32 have never conceded a game-winning goal to him, against the five Montreal has conceded.

Los Angeles is the row that reads strangest: 2 goals and 10 assists in 12 games, a plus 10, and a 5.3 shooting percentage. Against Washington, he has 3 goals on 71 shots, 4.2 percent, the lowest figure in the table.

Brady Tkachuk versus Matthew Tkachuk against the same teams

The brothers have played in the same league for different clubs, which makes their tables comparable in shape, and the shapes differ.

Brady’s 54.0 percent assist share and 1.44 penalty minutes per game describe a player who finishes less often than he sets up and spends more time in the box than most who do either. His own split is set out above; Matthew’s record against every opponent is kept as a separate table, built from the same source.