The Ultimate
NHL Player Card
One card. Every angle. Zero tabs.
Why This Exists
Researching a single skater before puck drop used to mean seven browser tabs: one for stats, one for streaks, one for props, one for the goalie matchup, one for recent form, one for the lineup, one for news. By the time you'd pieced it together, the line had moved. BreakawayStats collapses all of it into a single interactive player card you can scan in seconds.
Who It's For
Breakaway Stats is built for bettors lining up player props before puck drop, fantasy managers sweating tonight's lineup decisions, and stat-focused fans who want more than a box score. If you've ever toggled between six tabs trying to confirm a hunch on a single skater, this was made for you.
Built for Your Phone First
Most stats sites are desktop tables shrunk onto a phone. BreakawayStats was built the other way around. Icons are tap-sized, detail panels slide over the card instead of opening new pages, and the whole thing loads in your browser. No app, no download, no sign-up to look around.
The Interactive Card
Every NHL player card carries a row of indicator icons. You won't see these on a box-score site or a stats table. Each one flags something worth knowing about that player tonight: an active streak, a favorable matchup, a shot drought, a live prop. Tap an icon; the detail slides up over the card.
Live point, goal, assist, and shot streaks with hit rates by threshold, plus the droughts the box score hides.
Career points per game against tonight's opponent, home vs. away splits, and recent form over the last 5 and 10 games.
Median shots-to-goal, current drought versus career average, and where the player sits in league shooting percentiles.
Live over/under lines for points, goals, assists, and shots on goal, pulled from multiple books before puck drop.
Head-to-head history against the exact netminder the player is facing tonight, not just the opposing team's season numbers.