
Tim Washe
Anaheim Ducks · C · shoots L · 25
Contract, value & projections
- Paid
- 0.8% of the cap · through 2026–27 · the contract
- Worth
- 2.0% of the cap · Cup: paid under the market
- Next
- Not on file (not projected yet)
- Drive (3 seasons)
- Too few minutes to judge (fewer than the minimum 5v5 hours)
Tonight ANA do not play · next league date 2026-10-22
How the points were built
Official NHL 2025–26 regular-season reports. A missing split stays “—”; it is never converted to zero.
C regulars in ANA
The all-team median is . ANA’s farm system sits #13 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?
Tim Washe is in the middle of the pack for attention (47th percentile); attention this week is 3.18× his usual
How much he is being talked about: the league's own stories tagged to him, daily pageviews of his Wikipedia article against his own 90-day baseline, posts naming him on the connected networks (Bluesky), and the roster moves and listings that make noise. A measure of attention. Whether it affects a player is his business, and a question the history will let us test later.
Social: .
Latest from the league: Washe signs 4-year-contract with Ducks (2026-09-19)
cap hit
Term not published. Reported
Cup signal › Costs more per point than the position median, but earns it with five-on-five creation or penalty-kill work.
Where Tim Washe ranks, and how sure we are
Each rank is the 10th to 90th percentile of his place when every skater's value is redrawn 1,000 times from his own band. One season rarely separates a player from the dozens around him.
- #651#448 to #674 of 678
Could sit anywhere in the field of 678; anywhere from 448th to 674th.
In 0 of 100 seasons like this one, he finishes in the top ten.
1 of 20 dots sit above zero (the average regular). Each dot is one equally likely outcome (1 in 20). - #516#210 to #633 of 678
Likely a top-500 skater; anywhere from 210th to 633rd.
In fewer than 1 of 100 seasons like this one, he finishes in the top ten.
6 of 20 dots sit above zero (the average regular). Each dot is one equally likely outcome (1 in 20). - #596#353 to #672 of 744
Likely a top-600 skater; anywhere from 353rd to 672nd.
In 0 of 100 seasons like this one, he finishes in the top ten.
0 of 20 dots sit above zero (the average regular). Each dot is one equally likely outcome (1 in 20). - #555#259 to #643 of 678
Likely a top-500 skater; anywhere from 259th to 643rd.
In 0 of 100 seasons like this one, he finishes in the top ten.
4 of 20 dots sit above zero (the average regular). Each dot is one equally likely outcome (1 in 20). - #353#103 to #581 of 678
Likely a top-400 skater; anywhere from 103rd to 581st.
In 1 of 100 seasons like this one, he finishes in the top ten.
10 of 20 dots sit above zero (the average regular). Each dot is one equally likely outcome (1 in 20).
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 ). 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.
Goals, assists and plus/minus, weighted by what they changed
Every goal counts the win probability it added, scaled so the average goal is 1.0: a late tying goal counts several, a goal at 6-1 or into an empty net late counts little. Plus/minus also credits the players on the ice when the goal's sequence began.
What the condensed games showed
Read from the league's free condensed games ( game so far): entries, exits, battles and turnovers the model could see and attribute to his jersey number. A condensed game is a sample of the game, so these are observations, not season counts.
Most often up against: .
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.
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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Tim Washe, season by season
Each dot is one season. The amber bar is what his earlier seasons and his age predicted for that season (), so a dot far above its bar is a season the numbers did not see coming. The shaded band is where most players at his position sit at each age.
Position band: .
What the numbers found
No shipped label applies. A label is a measured finding about a run of seasons (for example, a spike that came back to the old level), and it is shown only for label types that passed their test on held-out seasons.
Projection at the draft
No draft projection: projections exist for players drafted from 2005 on who have season lines on file.
Every season
| Season | Age | GP | Level | Expected (80%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-25 | ||||
| 2025-26 | ||||
| 2026-27 |
Source: CapOrCup careers desk (method and league curves) · as of 2026-10-18
What the club lists him as
An injury listing and a projected slot are the club's statements relayed by a licensed feed, shown with their dates. CapOrCup infers nothing from them.
Projected slot · (ANA depth chart as of 2026-10-12; Sportradar NHL API v7, team depth charts)
Who looked like this at
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:
| Player | Distance (lower is closer) | What he did afterwards |
|---|---|---|
| A.J. GreerL · matched at ages | ||
| Steven LorentzC · matched at ages | ||
| Dryden HuntL · matched at ages | ||
| Skyler Brind'AmourC · matched at ages | ||
| Beck MalenstynL · matched at ages | ||
| Alex BelzileR · matched at ages | ||
| Dillon BoucherL · matched at ages | ||
| Walker DuehrR · matched at ages |
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.
Tim Washe: role, system and coach, as measured
What the shift charts say about Tim Washe's role and his club's game, and what the rules allow. No fit number is shown: fit: not yet validated.
Rules that travel with him: passes. Club-specific rules (50 contracts, 23-man roster, the two front offices) are on each team's Moves tab.
- Trade protection: passes. not yet eligible for a clause (CBA 11.8(a)). CBA Art. 11.8(a)
- Waiver exemption: passes. signed at 23: exempt through 3 seasons or 60 NHL games (now season 3, 41 games). CBA Art. 13.4
as of 2026-04-16