Max Sasson — Stats & Advanced Analytics

Max Sasson is an NHL center for the Vancouver Canucks. In the 2025-26 season Max Sasson has 13 goals, 6 assists and 19 points in 66 games, worth 0.6 Goals Above Replacement.

Player Overview

Undrafted center Max Sasson is in his second professional season, establishing himself with the Vancouver Canucks. In 95 career games, he has registered 26 points, including 16 goals. His current season sees him with 19 points in 66 games, contributing to an overall GAR of 0.9.

Sasson's peak GAR of 2.3 came in his rookie year. While his overall impact this season is modest, he provides value through his shorthanded defensive play, contributing +0.1 GAR in that specific area. He appears to be developing into a depth forward with a specialized role.

Player Profile

PositionCenter
TeamVancouver Canucks
Shoots / CatchesL
Height6'1"
Weight181 lb

2025-26 Season Stats

GPGAP+/-PIMShotsS%TOI/GPCF%xGGame ScoreGARWAR
6613619-13266221.0%11:4347.9%7.40.20.60.10

GAR Component Breakdown

Even-Strength OffenseEven-Strength DefensePower-Play OffenseShorthanded Defense
+1.7+0.3-0.1+0.1

League percentile rank: points 41th, GAR 34th, WAR 34th (100th = league leader).

Career by Season (Regular Season)

SeasonGPGAPGAR
2025-2666136190.6
2024-25293472.5

Analysis

In the 2025-26 season Max Sasson has been worth 0.6 Goals Above Replacement, which ranks in the 34th percentile leaguewide.

His value is driven primarily by even-strength offense (+1.7 GAR), while his power-play offense grades below replacement (-0.1).

All figures are model outputs from Hockey Alchemy. Learn how the value metrics are built on the methodology page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Max Sasson's GAR this season?

Max Sasson has been worth 0.6 Goals Above Replacement (GAR) in the 2025-26 season, in the 34th percentile of NHL players.

How many points does Max Sasson have this season?

Max Sasson has 13 goals and 6 assists for 19 points in 66 games this season.

Is Max Sasson a good center?

Max Sasson ranks in the 34th percentile among NHL skaters by GAR (0.6) in the 2025-26 season.