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Cleveland

Team Scoring Insights

Luca Del Bel Belluz and Mikael Pyyhtiä emerged as Cleveland’s most dangerous offensive duo, combining elite assist production with strong finishing ability while operating well above the expected offensive balance line.
Luca Pinelli provided additional high-end playmaking depth, generating one of the team’s strongest assist totals while still contributing double-digit goals.
Brendan Gaunce, Jack Williams, and Owen Sillinger formed an effective secondary scoring group, each producing balanced offensive numbers that helped stabilize Cleveland’s middle-six attack.
Roman Ahcan stood out for his unusually high goal total relative to his assist production, indicating a more shoot-first offensive profile compared to many of Cleveland’s other leading contributors.
Corson Ceulemans clearly separated himself as the organization’s top offensive defenseman, leading Cleveland blueliners in both assists and overall offensive involvement during the season.

Cleveland operated as a relatively balanced team overall, finishing near the league average in both scoring and defensive suppression while remaining competitive through strong depth scoring and reliable goaltending.
Luca Del Bel Belluz led the offensive attack with 58 points and strong finishing ability, while Mikael Pyyhtiä and Luca Pinelli provided additional high-end support to form one of the better young scoring cores in the league.
Jack Williams, Brendan Gaunce, and Owen Sillinger supplied important secondary production, helping Cleveland maintain offensive consistency across multiple forward lines rather than relying exclusively on one unit.
Dysin Mayo stood out as the organization’s most productive offensive defenseman, pairing strong point production with one of the highest plus/minus ratings among Cleveland blueliners.
Ivan Fedotov handled the majority of Cleveland’s goaltending workload and delivered stable results across a very large number of shots faced, giving the club dependable netminding throughout the season.