Shakir Mukhamadullin
Edmonton Oilers · LD · L shot · age 24 at the dated snapshot.
- Team
- EDM
- Lane
- LD
- Age
- 24
How the points were built
Official NHL 2025–26 regular-season reports. A missing split stays “—”; it is never converted to zero.
5 LD regulars in EDM
The all-team median is 4. EDM’s farm system ranks #27 in the maintained two-board consensus.
Questions a GM still has to answer
- How much of the scoring comes at five-on-five, on special teams, or into an empty net?
- Is the player creating the play, finishing it, or receiving a secondary point?
- Does deployment reveal trust, scarcity, underuse, or a role the roster cannot offer?
- What contract, acquisition cost, development alternative and Cup-window effect complete the argument?
$1.75M cap hit
2026–27 through 2027–28 · RFA at expiry. Certified
Both signals › Cheaper than his position's median cost per point AND drives five-on-five scoring or kills penalties.
- He kills penalties (1:24 a night), which points do not capture.
- Defencemen are compared only with defencemen. Points understate defensive value, so the on-ice impact measures on each player page carry the rest: the expected goals created and allowed while he plays, and the goals whose sequence began on his shift. The impact model in a later phase addresses that.
- Falling below 9 points at this cap hit would drop the cost test.
Expected goals
CapOrCup's shot model (distance, angle, shot type, strength, rebounds, rushes), trained on 2023-24 and 2024-25 and tested on unseen games (AUC 0.757). Finishing is goals minus expected goals; it is noisy in one season.
What happens while he plays
Measured from the league's play-by-play and shift charts, not from the scoresheet. Expected goals are counted for every player on the ice, and a goal is credited to whoever was on the ice when the sequence began, including players who had changed off before it was scored.
Who looked like this at 21 to 24
Careers are compared as league-adjusted points per game by age, over the same ages. The comparables below are the closest lines, and what matters is the spread of what they did next, not any single name.
This player so far: age 16 Russia U16 0.59 → age 17 Russia U17 0.87 → age 18 KHL 0.04 → age 19 KHL 0.26 → age 20 KHL 0.21 → age 21 KHL 0.37 → age 22 AHL 0.62 → age 23 NHL 0.30 → age 24 NHL 0.24
| Player | Distance (lower is closer) | What he did afterwards |
|---|---|---|
| Pierre-Olivier JosephD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.03 | age 25 NHL 0.09 → age 26 NHL 0.19 |
| Nicolas HagueD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.03 | age 25 NHL 0.16 → age 26 NHL 0.18 → age 27 NHL 0.24 |
| Jack AhcanD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.04 | age 25 AHL 0.24 → age 26 AHL 0.25 → age 27 AHL 0.27 → age 28 NHL 0.18 |
| Sam MalinskiD · matched at ages 21, 23, 24 | 0.04 | age 25 NHL 0.43 → age 26 NHL 0.20 → age 27 NHL 0.49 |
| Reilly WalshD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.05 | age 25 AHL 0.21 → age 26 KHL 0.52 |
| Declan ChisholmD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.05 | age 25 NHL 0.18 → age 26 NHL 0.27 |
| Martin FehérváryD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.05 | age 25 NHL 0.31 → age 26 NHL 0.33 |
| Devon ToewsD · matched at ages 21, 22, 23, 24 | 0.05 | age 25 NHL 0.38 → age 26 NHL 0.41 → age 27 NHL 0.58 → age 28 NHL 0.86 → age 29 NHL 0.63 |
Reading it
If most comparables became NHL regulars and their later peak sits well above this player's current line, the numbers say there is room to grow. If most did not, the numbers say the odds are against it. Either way it is what the data shows, not a name chosen to flatter.
Every goal, with the league's video
Preseason, regular season and playoffs are kept apart. Each row links to the NHL's own highlight page; no video is hosted here. Where a clip has been reviewed, the reading of it is a model judgement of the frames, not a measurement.
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Games missed
The NHL publishes no injury feed. This counts games his club played while he did not dress, for any reason: injury, illness, a healthy scratch, a suspension or a trade gap. No cause is claimed.
Either side of that absence: 0.37 points per 60 in the ten games before, 0.68 in the ten after. A rate change over a small sample, not evidence of a lingering injury.
Speed, shot and ice
From the NHL's own player-tracking data. Percentiles are the NHL's: the share of the league below this player.