Isak Rosen#27

RW with Buffalo, 2023–24 to 2025–26

Shoots LHeight 6'0"Weight 185 lbsBorn March 15, 2003Hometown Solna, SWE
On-Ice Impact, 2025–26 5v5
49.3%
xGF% ON ICE
41.8%
CF% ON ICE

On-ice PDO 1.032 (5v5 on-ice shooting plus save percentage). PDO over one season is noisy, it regresses hard toward 1.000, so read it as recent puck luck rather than a skill.

Buffalo's 5v5 xGF% rose most with Ostlund (+27.0) and fell most with Kozak (-45.9).

See the full teammate breakdown
Recent Form
Last 10
Last 20
Points
1 to 7
2Cold
7 
Individual xG
0.06 to 0.29
0.06Cold
0.13 
On-Ice xGF%
33.4% to 71.2%
38.8%Cold
43.9% 
Game Score
0.03 to 0.93
0.03Cold
0.27 

Each line is the metric's rolling 10-game value across the last 20 games, so it ends on the Last 10 figure. The dashed line is the player's season average (50% for On-Ice xGF%), with navy shading for time spent above it and gray for below. Gold ticks mark goal games. Descriptive only, small samples swing.

Playoffs

Career With Buffalo

31 games, 3 seasons
3
G
307th all-time
5
A
330th all-time
8
PTS
324th all-time
0
PIM
479th all-time
10:55
TOI/G

All-time is the rank among the 529 skaters with a regular-season game for Buffalo since 1970–71. Ties share a rank.

Season by Season

Chart:
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These stats don’t share a natural scale, so each line is normalized to its own 0-100% range for shape comparison. Hover a point for its real value.

023202320242025SeasonGoalsaging curve

The dashed line is a league-typical aging curve for a forward, scaled to this player's own level. Above it means producing more than a typical player that age; the line falling away faster than the curve means declining faster than the aging curve alone would explain.

SeasonAgeGPGAPTS+/-PIMPen +/-/60PPSHGWGSOGS%FO%TOI/GP/60ixGxG/60GAxCF%FF%GF%xG%PDO
2023–24207000-30+2.0000080.0%16.7%8:350.000.50.53-0.540.5%36.9%0.0%39.6%0.939
2024–25218011-300.0000080.0%0.0%9:380.780.30.26-0.352.3%48.7%33.3%37.3%0.962
2025–262216347-30+0.900001618.8%100.0%12:34
2.09
70th pct
2.1
0.62
33rd pct
+0.9
70th pct
41.8%
6th pct
44.1%50.0%49.3%1.032
Total31358-90000329.4%10:551.42

pct under a P/60, xG/60, GAx and CF% figure is where that season ranks, as a percentile, among every Sabres forward season since 2016–17 with at least 12 games; a season under that floor isn't ranked. xG/60, GAx and CF% come from this site's own xG model and shift-chart reconstruction, not an NHL feed; P/60 is from official NHL totals. Higher is better throughout.

Actual vs Expected

One row per season: the gold dot is the expected total, the navy dot is what actually happened.

xGGoals
012342023–242023–24: 0.5 xG2023–24: 0 Goals (-0.5 vs expected)0 / 0.52024–252024–25: 0.3 xG2024–25: 0 Goals (-0.3 vs expected)0 / 0.32025–262025–26: 2.1 xG2025–26: 3 Goals (+0.9 vs expected)3 / 2.1

Shot Map

Every shot attempt across every season shown here, to scale, always attacking right. Pick one season to see that year alone, or leave it on Career for the full picture.

xG range
Shot on goal (size = xG)GoalMissed shot×Blocked shot

With or Without You

Buffalo's 5v5 shot-attempt (CF%) and expected-goal (xGF%) share with Rosen on the ice, split by whether each teammate was out there too. Δ is the with-minus-apart gap: a positive number means the pair drove play better together than Rosen did without that teammate. That gap is always measured from the named player's side, so the same pair can read positive on one player's table and negative on the other's. 2025–26 regular season, minimum 20:00 together. Together counts every 5v5 second the two share, whoever else is on the ice, so a pair's time and xGF% here differ slightly from the Line Combinations table, which counts only the seconds that exact pair or trio was the unit.

Teammate
TOGETHER
ROSEN APART
IMPACT
TOI TogetherCF%xGF%CF%xGF%Δ CF%Δ xGF%
Quinn
85:0838.9%54.1%
45.3%39.6%
-6.4+14.5
Ostlund
77:1348.0%64.3%
37.4%37.3%
+10.6+27.0
Power
62:3749.2%54.3%
36.5%45.4%
+12.7+8.9
Byram
58:0036.7%37.9%
45.2%54.7%
-8.5-16.8
Samuelsson
54:5640.0%54.4%
42.7%46.0%
-2.7+8.4
Dahlin
44:4744.4%57.7%
40.9%47.1%
+3.5+10.6
Timmins
43:0138.0%56.6%
43.0%46.8%
-5.0+9.8
McLeod
33:2436.0%34.6%
43.7%55.9%
-7.7-21.3
Kozak
30:2235.1%7.7%
43.4%53.6%
-8.3-45.9
Bryson
29:1732.1%35.4%
43.9%53.4%
-11.8-18.0
Kesselring
28:2946.7%38.3%
41.0%51.0%
+5.7-12.7
Malenstyn
21:2047.1%35.9%
41.2%50.1%
+5.9-14.2

Shift Rhythm Profile

How Rosen's shift length lines up with on-ice results, 2025–26 regular season. A shift under 0:30 is a quick change, usually right off a whistle. 0:30 to 0:45 is a short shift and 0:45 to 1:00 a typical one. 1:00 or more is a long shift, more likely during a delayed line change, a d-zone lockdown, or a penalty kill that ran long. Shift length is an outcome before it is a cause: a shift runs long because the unit could not change. Most of a long shift is ordinary play, though; the stretch past the one-minute mark is where a unit is really pinned, and each game page counts that time on its own. Empty-net goals against are left out.

15 of 42 of Rosen's shifts over a minute were hemmed-in shifts (mostly even strength, more than 60 seconds of unbroken play).

Shift LengthShiftsCF%xG%GFGA
Quick (<0:30)4762.2%65.7%22
Short (0:30-0:45)10748.0%63.8%32
Typical (0:45-1:00)7837.0%40.3%22
Long (1:00+)4261.3%66.8%11
0:44
AVG SHIFT
29
PP SHIFTS
3
PK SHIFTS
+2s
LONG-CHANGE GAP
15
HEMMED-IN SHIFTS
7
SHORT-REST SHIFTS