Jordan
Harris
D · BOS · Limited · Very poor
- PAL
- 19
- WAR
- 0.2
- Value
- 23
- PTS
- 5
2024-25№ 150 / 314
Jordan Harris (Boston Bruins) stats and profile: offensive production, ice time, advanced stats, WAR and PAL rating.
Jordan Harris
#43D
Boston Bruins
HEIGHT : 183 cm · WEIGHT : 86 kg · SHOOTS : L
Born : July 6, 2000 · Haverhill, United States
Drafted : 2018 · MTL · round 3, pick #71
Contract : $850,000 · 2026-27 → 2026-27 · Standard Contract · RFA (Arb)
NHL record
| Year | Team | GP | G | A | PTS | PIM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Boston Bruins | 8 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 |
| 2024-25 | Columbus Blue Jackets | 33 | 1 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 2023-24 | Montréal Canadiens | 56 | 3 | 11 | 14 | 22 |
| 2022-23 | Montréal Canadiens | 65 | 4 | 13 | 17 | 26 |
| 2021-22 | Montréal Canadiens | 10 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 8 |
| NHL totals | 172 | 10 | 30 | 40 | 62 | |
Playoffs
| Year | Team | GP | G | A | PTS | PIM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Boston Bruins | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Playoff totals | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
Jordan Harris: our analysis
2024-25 season: 33 GP, 1 G, 4 A, 5 PTS, -1 +/-, 11:23 TOI. WAR 0.2 (150th of 314) · PAL 19, very poor.
In 2024-25, Jordan Harris, 26, posts a PAL Rating of 19 out of 100 (very poor), and his WAR of 0.2 ranks 150th among 314 regulars, in the top half.
His strengths: discipline (94, among the best in the league). On the other hand, possession (4, among the weakest in the league) and creation (14, among the weakest in the league) hold him back.
Breaking down his WAR (goals above average), his biggest contribution: finishing (+0.3); his biggest cost: EV offense (-0.2).
A marked decline: his PAL was 53 in 2023-24, against 19 now; his WAR went from 0.8 to 0.2.
Contract-wise, his Value score of 23 (very poor return) weighs his output against what he costs: 50 is what that salary should buy.
Jordan Harris's story
Raised in Haverhill, Massachusetts, Jordan Harris moved through local high-school and prep programs before committing to NCAA hockey. After a year at Haverhill High School, he transferred to Kimball Union Academy in New Hampshire, where he played three seasons, captained the team in 2017–18 and compiled 18 goals and 64 assists across 111 games while also competing in lacrosse.
Selected in the third round, 71st overall, by the Montreal Canadiens in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft, Harris went on to Northeastern University. He scored early in his collegiate career, helped Northeastern win the 2019 Beanpot and the Hockey East tournament, and steadily increased his role and ice time over subsequent seasons.
Elevated to alternate captain and then captain for his senior year, Harris finished his college career with 15 goals and 73 points in 130 games. He earned multiple Hockey East honours, including all-star recognitions and the conference’s top defensive defenceman award, and was a finalist for national awards during his junior season.
Turning professional after college, Harris signed an entry-level deal and made his NHL debut on April 2, 2022, with Montreal, scoring his first NHL goal on April 29 in a 10–2 victory. He was traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets on August 19, 2024; in 2024–25 he appeared in 33 games, recording 1 goal and 4 assists. After Columbus declined to tender a qualifying offer, Harris signed a one-year contract with the Boston Bruins for 2025–26 and later re-signed for another one-year term in July 2026, and he currently plays within the Bruins organization with their AHL affiliate.
Internationally, Harris represented the United States at the 2020 World Junior Championship in the Czech Republic, scoring a goal against Germany and finishing the tournament with a +4 rating as the U.S. team fell in the semifinals to Finland. On the ice, he is a defenseman noted for heavy usage in defensive minutes and for combining defensive responsibility with playmaking ability and steady puck movement.
Facts drawn from Wikipédia, told in our own words.
Advanced stats
- TOI/GP
- 15:54
- PP TOI/GP
- 0:03
- SH TOI/GP
- 1:33
- Pts/GP
- 0.38
- EV points
- 3
- Hits
- 5
- Blocks
- 5
- Takeaways
- 1
- Corsi % (SAT)
- 54.8 %
- Off. zone starts
- 23.0 %
Stats and photos: NHL (NHL.com)
2026-27 projection
Projected points
4between 0 and 12 (80% range)
- Goals
- 1
- Assists
- 3
- Games
- 18
So far: 0 pts in 0 games. The team has played 18 of 84 games. Projected pace: 0.21 pts per game (last season: 0.38).
The projection follows last season's pace. Tested on 2,265 player seasons (2022-23 to 2025-26): average miss of 9 points over 82 games; for players at 0.9 points per game and up, it ran 5 points high on average.
Trend
Declining
- Points per game: 0.25 in 23-24, 0.15 in 24-25
- PAL Rating: 53 → 19
Outlook, age included
↓ DecliningAge 26: prime years
This is only a projection. It knows nothing about injuries, trades or role changes; one player in five finishes outside the range.
Player ratings, 2024-25
All ratings →Fourteen ratings from 0 to 100 drawn from data, never by hand: 75 = established NHL player, 95+ = elite.
OV · OverallConfidence 71 %
73
Established NHL
- SK
- Skating
- 78
- Confidence 73 %
- ST
- Strength
- 78
- Confidence 76 %
- EN
- Endurance
- 59
- Confidence 75 %
- DU
- Durability
- 58
- Confidence 73 %
- CK
- Checking
- 69
- Confidence 76 %
- FG
- Fighting
- 72
- Confidence 49 %
- DI
- Discipline
- 80
- Confidence 76 %
- FO
- Faceoffs
- —
- PA
- Passing
- 77
- Confidence 71 %
- SC
- Scoring
- 74
- Confidence 71 %
- DF
- Defense
- 75
- Confidence 68 %
- PS
- Penalty shot
- 76
- Confidence 0 %
- EX
- Experience
- 52
- Confidence 100 %
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SK — Skating78
- Top speed (35 %)35.1 · 71
- Bursts > 20 mph /60 (30 %)2.56 · 83
- Distance /60 (20 %)14.4 · 77
- Speed consistency (15 %)34.7 · 78
ST — Strength78
- Contact absorbed /60 (50 %)7.046 · 89
- Body mass (50 %)-0.74 · 62
EN — Endurance59
- Ice time per game (45 %)16.4 · 61
- Total ice time (20 %)343 · 35
- Shift length (15 %)51.1 · 86
- Lowest recent ice time per game (15 %)12.7 · 35
- Special-teams time per game (5 %)1.488 · 61
DU — Durability58
- Share of games played (100 %)0.669 · 58
CK — Checking69
- Hits /60 (70 %)2.958 · 71
- Lowest seasonal rate (20 %)2.092 · 65
- Season volume (10 %)3.091 · 61
FG — Fighting72
- Fights per 82 games (100 %)0.759 · 72
DI — Discipline80
- Net penalty value /60 (50 %)-0.024 · 80
- Penalties taken /60 (30 %)0.627 · 73
- Penalties drawn /60 (20 %)0.487 · 82
PA — Passing77
- Primary assists /60 (40 %)0.391 · 77
- Secondary assists /60 (20 %)0.354 · 69
- Offensive creation (RAPM) (20 %)-0.019 · 74
- Power-play points /60 (10 %)4.426 · 80
- Assist consistency (10 %)0.258 · 75
SC — Scoring74
- Goals /60 (25 %)0.205 · 75
- Individual xG /60 (20 %)0.17 · 68
- Finishing (goals − xG per shot) (20 %)0.193 · 80
- High-danger chances /60 (15 %)0.089 · 75
- xG per shot (10 %)0.034 · 77
- Shot attempts /60 (10 %)7.953 · 60
DF — Defense75
- RAPM defense /60 (35 %)0.046 · 77
- Relative xG against (20 %)-0.034 · 75
- On-ice xG against /60 (15 %)2.868 · 56
- Penalty kill /60 (10 %)0.056 · 81
- Takeaways − giveaways /60 (10 %)-1.135 · 86
- Shot attempts against /60 (5 %)60.6 · 65
- Blocked shots /60 (5 %)5.166 · 80
PS — Penalty shot76
- Shootouts (60 %)32.7 · 76
- Penalty shots (40 %)29.3 · 76
EX — Experience52
- Career regular-season games (65 %)72
- Career playoff games (25 %)0
- NHL seasons (10 %)55
OV — Overall73
- DF · Defense (30 %)75
- PA · Passing (22 %)77
- SK · Skating (12 %)78
- SC · Scoring (12 %)74
- EN · Endurance (9 %)59
- ST · Strength (6 %)78
- DI · Discipline (5 %)80
- CK · Checking (4 %)69
| Season | OV | SK | SC | DF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-25 | 73 | 78 | 74 | 75 |
| 2023-24 | 79 | 79 | 73 | 81 |
| 2022-23 | 79 | 79 | 78 | 81 |
The bars show confidence (sample size), not player quality. — : not enough data, not a zero. Engine version 1.0.
WAR and PAL ratings, 2024-25
How we rate →PAL Rating scores performance from 0 to 100 against players at the same position (50 = average player), starting from the player's strength, offensive or defensive. Value Rating compares that performance with what the player costs: 50 means paid what the play is worth.
PAL Rating
19/ 100
Performance · Very poor
202 of 253 at the position
Value Rating
23/ 100
Very poor return
1.40 M$ · expected PAL 39
ProfileLimitedBelow average at both ends
- Offense
- 26
- Defense
- 15
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- Offense
- 61
- Creation
- 14
- Shooting
- 44
- Possession
- 4
- Defense
- 24
- Discipline
- 94
- Power play
- 60
- Penalty kill
- 28
From 0 to 100; 50 is the average player at the same position, adjusted for ice time.
| Season | Team | WAR | PAL | Value | Cap hit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-25 | CBJ | 0.2 | 19 | 23 | 1.40 M$ |
| 2023-24 | MTL | 0.8 | 53 | 55 | 1.40 M$ |
| 2022-23 | MTL | 0.5 | 57 | 68 | 0.84 M$ |
Hockey IQ, 2024-25
Rankings and method →The quality of the player's decisions with and against the puck at 5-on-5, against regulars at the same position (50 = average). PAL measures output; IQ measures how the player plays.
Overall IQ
59/ 100
Average
better than 59% of defensemen, offense and defense combined
Offensive IQ
90/ 100
Elite
passing, shots, puck
Defensive IQ
18/ 100
Low
takeaways, discipline, own zone
Overall IQ isn't an average of the two scores: it's the player's rank with offense and defense combined, 94 of 231 defensemen.
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Offense
- Playmaking passes
- 86
- Shot selection
- 52
- Penalties drawn
- 80
- Puck management
- 99
Defense
- Takeaways
- 21
- Discipline
- 49
- Safe zone exits
- 10
Percentiles: 80 means better than 80% of regulars at the same position. Play without the puck (positioning, coverage) isn't measured: the NHL doesn't publish that data.
| Season | Team | IQ | Off. | Def. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-25 | CBJ | 59 | 90 | 18 |
| 2023-24 | MTL | 50 | 56 | 45 |
| 2022-23 | MTL | 72 | 79 | 54 |
WAR, 2025-26
How it's calculated →Wins added to the team, compared with a replacement-level player called up from the AHL.
0.2
wins above replacement
-0.0 to 0.5 — 90% interval
154 of 325 defensemen
+0.8 goals above replacement
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- EV offense
- -0.1
- EV defense
- +0.0
- Power play
- 0.0
- Penalty kill
- +0.0
- Shooting
- +0.6
- Penalties
- 0.0
- Average → replacement
- +0.3
In goals.
| Season | Team | GP | WAR | 90% interval | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | BOS | 8 | 0.2 | -0.0 to 0.5 | 154/325 |
| 2024-25 | CBJ | 31 | 0.2 | -0.1 to 0.5 | 150/314 |
| 2023-24 | MTL | 56 | 0.8 | 0.2 to 1.3 | 61/316 |
| 2022-23 | MTL | 65 | 0.5 | -0.1 to 1.4 | 84/334 |
Player tracking (NHL EDGE)
League EDGE leaderboards →Speed, shot power, distance covered, time by zone: measured by chips in the puck and shoulder pads. 90th percentile = better than 90% of players.
- Hardest shot
- 134.4 km/h18th percentileleague avg. 143.1 km/h
- Top skating speed
- 33.7 km/h26th percentileleague avg. 34.7 km/h
- Bursts over 20 mph, season
- 320th percentileleague avg. 31
- Offensive zone time
- 41.8 %55th percentileleague avg. 42.3 %
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- Total distance, season
- 29.2 km19th percentileleague avg. 214.3 km
- Distance, single-game high
- 4.30 km21st percentileleague avg. 5.23 km
- Offensive zone at 5v5
- 42.3 %53rd percentileleague avg. 42.1 %
- Neutral zone time
- 18.8 %94th percentileleague avg. 16.8 %
- Defensive zone time
- 39.4 %64th percentileleague avg. 40.9 %
Shooting
| Shots on goal | Goals | Shooting % | |
|---|---|---|---|
| All | 1223rd percentile | 129th percentile | 8.3 %72nd percentile |
| High danger | 130th percentile | 00th percentile | 0.0 %0th percentile |
| Mid range | 326th percentile | 149th percentile | 33.3 %100th percentile |
| Long range | 419th percentile | 00th percentile | 0.0 %0th percentile |
Shots on goal by zone
2025-2026 regular season. Measured by puck and player tracking chips; the percentile ranks the player within the league.
Game log, 2025-26
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BUFJordan Harris: frequently asked questions
How many goals does Jordan Harris have in 2025-26?
Jordan Harris has 1 goal and 3 points (2 assists) in 8 games in 2025-26.
How old is Jordan Harris?
Jordan Harris is 26 years old: he was born on July 7, 2000.
How tall is Jordan Harris, and how much does he weigh?
Jordan Harris is 6'0" (183 cm) and weighs 190 lb (86 kg).
Where is Jordan Harris from?
United States: Jordan Harris was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, United States.
What team does Jordan Harris play for?
Jordan Harris plays for the Boston Bruins in the NHL, at D, wearing number 43.
Is Jordan Harris injured?
No: Jordan Harris is not on the latest NHL injury report. This answer is updated throughout the season.
How good is Jordan Harris?
Jordan Harris produced 0.2 wins above replacement (WAR) in 2025-26, 154th of 325 players at his position in the NHL.
How much does Jordan Harris make?
Jordan Harris carries a cap hit of $850K per season, on a contract worth $850K in total over 1 years.
When does Jordan Harris's contract end?
Jordan Harris's contract runs through the 2026-27 season; he will then be a restricted free agent.
Is Jordan Harris a top-10 player at his position?
No: by WAR, he ranks 154th of 325 players at his position in the NHL in 2025-26. Our comparison tool puts him side by side with any other player.
Is Jordan Harris getting better?
No, he is slipping: his PAL rating went from 53 in 2023-24 to 19 in 2024-25 (out of 100, 50 = average player at his position).
How has Jordan Harris played lately?
Over his last 8 games, Jordan Harris has 3 points (1 goal, 2 assists).
What are Jordan Harris's career stats?
Over his NHL career, Jordan Harris has 172 games, 10 goals, 30 assists and 40 points. His best season: 2022-23, with 17 points in 65 games.
Where was Jordan Harris drafted?
Jordan Harris was drafted 71st overall (round 3) by Montreal Canadiens in 2018.
How does Jordan Harris perform in the playoffs?
In the playoffs, Jordan Harris has 1 game and 0 points in his career. His pace (0.00 points per game) is lower than his regular-season pace (0.23).
Is Jordan Harris a good fantasy pick?
Probably not, except in deep leagues: our projection has him at 4 points in 2026-27, or 0.22 points per game.
Does Jordan Harris have siblings?
Yes: his brother Elijah Harris (goaltender; played at Austin Preparatory School then enrolled at Endicott College to play for the Gulls).
Is Jordan Harris related to anyone famous?
Yes: Peter Harris (father, played ice hockey for UMass Lowell).
What is Jordan Harris's nationality?
Jordan Harris is American. Internationally: United States: 2020 World Junior Championship (Czech Republic) — eliminated in semifinals; 5 games, 1 goal, +4.
What awards has Jordan Harris won?
Hobey Baker Award finalist (2020–21 season) ; Walter Brown Award semifinalist (2020–21 season) ; Hockey East Second All‑Star Team (2020–21 season) ; Hockey East First Team All‑Star (2021–22 season) ; Hockey East Best Defensive Defenseman (2021–22 season) ; Huskies' Unsung Hero Award (2019–20 season) ; Hockey East Player of the Week (December 14, 2020) ; Hockey East Defender of the Week (November 1, 2021).
How many championships has Jordan Harris won?
3: 2019 Beanpot with Northeastern; 2019 Hockey East Men's Ice Hockey Tournament with Northeastern; 2020 Beanpot with Northeastern (won in double overtime).
Where did Jordan Harris play before turning pro?
Kimball Union Academy (three seasons; captain in 2017–18), then Northeastern University (Northeastern Huskies, four seasons 2018–2022).
How many points is Jordan Harris projected to score in 2026-27?
Our projection has him at 4 points in 18 games in 2026-27 (0 to 12 points, 80% interval), based on his recent seasons, age and role.
See also: his Boston Bruins teammates
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