NHL Squad Sweep
- You get a club and a position from its current roster.
- Type one name. You get one guess per board, and backups count too.
- Each right answer clears the board and adds 1 to your streak. A miss costs one of your 3 lives.
Every board uses the team’s current roster. We don’t have past rosters for this sport.
NHL · Current roster
About NHL Squad Sweep
One club, one skater position on this season’s roster.
Example board
Tampa Bay Lightning, the 2026-27 roster, C
- Team:
- Tampa Bay Lightning
- Squad:
- Current (2026-27)
- Position:
- C
- Answers:
- 8
| Player |
|---|
| Anthony Cirelli |
| Benjamin Rautiainen |
| Brayden Point |
| Conor Geekie |
| Gage Goncalves |
+3 more rows
Stats from ESPN as of Oct 10, 2026. This board is retired, so it never comes up in play.
About this game & data
Name any player at that position on the club’s current roster.
The board showed Tampa Bay Lightning and the C position. Any C on the club’s current roster counted.
8 names counted.
Example board 2
Anaheim Ducks, the 2026-27 roster, LW
- Team:
- Anaheim Ducks
- Squad:
- Current (2026-27)
- Position:
- LW
- Answers:
- 4
| Player |
|---|
| A.J. Greer |
| Alex Killorn |
| Cutter Gauthier |
| Jeff Malott |
Example board 3
Edmonton Oilers, the 2026-27 roster, LW
- Team:
- Edmonton Oilers
- Squad:
- Current (2026-27)
- Position:
- LW
- Answers:
- 4
| Player |
|---|
| Alex Formenton |
| Isaac Howard |
| Max Jones |
| Zach Hyman |
What goes into NHL Squad Sweep boards
NHL boards always use the current roster: center, left wing, right wing or defense. You’ll never be asked for goalies, because a club only carries two or three.
There’s no year picker, because our source has no past NHL rosters.
Arizona never comes up, so a board is always one of the 32 current clubs.
Check the club’s call-ups. Anyone on the current roster counts, even if he barely plays.
About the data
This season’s NHL rosters, from ESPN. ESPN doesn’t have past NHL rosters.
Stat terms
- Points:
- goals plus assists.
- Save %:
- the share of shots on goal a goalie stops (.915 = 91.5%).
- Goals-against average:
- goals a goalie allows per 60 minutes. Lower is better.
- Shutout:
- a game where the goalie allows no goals.